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Hey guys,
Can someone direct to me to a training resource here to how I can change my hosting to another platform? And could you please give any recommendations to any ho
Why would WA promote hosting on another site when they just here!! And why would you pay for it elsewhere?
He's already told you why he'd pay for it elsewhere
Nobody aid anything about WA promoting hosting. He asked if anyone could recommend any.
I have just such a resource on my own website, Robbie. Search Google for "move website from wealthy affiliate" (without the quotes) and look for my name near the top of the list.
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Training on finding hosting elsewhere?
Hey guys,
Can someone direct to me to a training resource here to how I can change my hosting to another platform? And could you please give any recommendations to any ho
Sorry to hear that Robbie.
Here's a list i recently compiled;
https://kwidzin.org/top-10-web-hosting-sites-of-2021/
Hope that helps
Good Luck
Kev
Why would WA promote hosting on another site when they just here!! And why would you pay for it elsewhere?
He's already told you why he'd pay for it elsewhere
Nobody aid anything about WA promoting hosting. He asked if anyone could recommend any.
I have just such a resource on my own website, Robbie. Search Google for "move website from wealthy affiliate" (without the quotes) and look for my name near the top of the list.
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I am recently connecting to Google Adsense to place Ads on a new site and I know there are a ton of ways to place Ads on your site.
Google recommends using SiteKit Plugi
Hi, Do not recommend using SiteKit as it slows down your site exponentially. You can still log inn to GA, GSC etc for your stats.
Hey! Thanks for the reply. I think I am going to go with Ad Inserter Plugin. It seems like the most popular recommendation here.
I don't plan on placing any ads on my site unless, perhaps, it has to do with my niche.
Is that normal for everyone?
What kind of ads are you interested in placing? Ads outside of your niche, inside, or both?
Hi,
Having control over your site is what is most important. You can set the rules on what you put in and you may put in ads unrelated if they have some connection to your content you have the power to choose.
Not the same if you have allowed someone to place their ads on your site for a fee and you've no control over where they set ads and what kind of ads they put in.
Hope you come ok!
Ntlhane
Like I said in Live Chat, I would instead use Ad Inserter plugin. It gives you a little more control over ad placement than some other options.
You can get all the information SiteKit provides with google analytics / search console without having to install a heavy plugin that can bring down site speed.
Good luck with what you decide!
Best, Shannon
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Do you use sitekit to place ads on your site?
I am recently connecting to Google Adsense to place Ads on a new site and I know there are a ton of ways to place Ads on your site.
Google recommends using SiteKit Plugi
Hi, Do not recommend using SiteKit as it slows down your site exponentially. You can still log inn to GA, GSC etc for your stats.
Hey! Thanks for the reply. I think I am going to go with Ad Inserter Plugin. It seems like the most popular recommendation here.
I don't plan on placing any ads on my site unless, perhaps, it has to do with my niche.
Is that normal for everyone?
What kind of ads are you interested in placing? Ads outside of your niche, inside, or both?
Hi,
Having control over your site is what is most important. You can set the rules on what you put in and you may put in ads unrelated if they have some connection to your content you have the power to choose.
Not the same if you have allowed someone to place their ads on your site for a fee and you've no control over where they set ads and what kind of ads they put in.
Hope you come ok!
Ntlhane
Like I said in Live Chat, I would instead use Ad Inserter plugin. It gives you a little more control over ad placement than some other options.
You can get all the information SiteKit provides with google analytics / search console without having to install a heavy plugin that can bring down site speed.
Good luck with what you decide!
Best, Shannon
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I've heard for SEO it's good to put your title as a H1 heading again in the article, usually after the intro. This makes for two H1 headings in your article (one as the actual
I've always learned from day one here to use only one H1 Title heading.
If you use a plugin like Yoast SEO, it will give you a warning if you use more than one HI heading.
H1 headings are for titles only all other title tags should be 2,3,4, or very rarely 5 and 6
So in Wordpress, the actual title tag is H1 (already pre-done). So that is the only H1 tag I need for the article?
I've been wondering this same question because some themes don't seem to actually display the post title when you open it. This could potentially really hurt SEO.
Thanks for clarifying. I was confused when reading that you should always put your title as an H1 tag somewhere in your article. I thought this was excluding the already pre-done H1 title tag since it's automatic and so I needed to put it again, but I guess some themes don't show the H1 title tag in the first place.
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H1 title headings - how many times in post?
I've heard for SEO it's good to put your title as a H1 heading again in the article, usually after the intro. This makes for two H1 headings in your article (one as the actual
I've always learned from day one here to use only one H1 Title heading.
If you use a plugin like Yoast SEO, it will give you a warning if you use more than one HI heading.
H1 headings are for titles only all other title tags should be 2,3,4, or very rarely 5 and 6
So in Wordpress, the actual title tag is H1 (already pre-done). So that is the only H1 tag I need for the article?
I've been wondering this same question because some themes don't seem to actually display the post title when you open it. This could potentially really hurt SEO.
Thanks for clarifying. I was confused when reading that you should always put your title as an H1 tag somewhere in your article. I thought this was excluding the already pre-done H1 title tag since it's automatic and so I needed to put it again, but I guess some themes don't show the H1 title tag in the first place.
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So I use all the free images we get with sitecontent platform. But lately, a lot of my posts are really specific and site content won't have an image for what I want.
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It will depend on what sort of photos/pics/images your niche will want to show.
So what is your niche and what type of pics do you need?
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Getting non-free images to my site?
So I use all the free images we get with sitecontent platform. But lately, a lot of my posts are really specific and site content won't have an image for what I want.
I n
It will depend on what sort of photos/pics/images your niche will want to show.
So what is your niche and what type of pics do you need?
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I know you can change your domain name of course. But just wondering if you should. I know SEO doesn't really focus on EDM (exact domain match) anymore, where you would get ran
You can't actually change a domain name, Robbie, you can only buy a new one and go forward from there.
Without knowing exactly what your domain name is I can't advise you as to whether it's a good idea to start again or not.
One thing I can say is that your website title should be the user-friendly version of the domain name. If you want people to return to your website then they need that congruity to help them remember it.
Exact match domain names are not important. If they were then Amazon would sell river cruises and Apple would sell fruit. And "google" would never have become a household word.
Match is always better
You can seek a better domain name,
move your site there,
Redirect the old site to the new
And once old domain expires, not renew
Thanks for the reply Fleeky, but wouldn’t this affect the site authority so basically everything would kind of restart? Would I lose rankings?
If you have an old site, yes
If it is a new site, no
So ponder why you would change
And if it will improve
It’s 10 months old with some authority but I would want to change the domain to match my niche more and be the same as my title, but if it really won’t do much in terms of ranking and SEO, then I’m not going to do it.
By redirecting you,keep,the,old traffic...
10 months is not old
It takes two to three years to build up
Just ponder the long term and if you feel not confortable wIth a change, leave as is
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Can you change your domain name?
I know you can change your domain name of course. But just wondering if you should. I know SEO doesn't really focus on EDM (exact domain match) anymore, where you would get ran
You can't actually change a domain name, Robbie, you can only buy a new one and go forward from there.
Without knowing exactly what your domain name is I can't advise you as to whether it's a good idea to start again or not.
One thing I can say is that your website title should be the user-friendly version of the domain name. If you want people to return to your website then they need that congruity to help them remember it.
Exact match domain names are not important. If they were then Amazon would sell river cruises and Apple would sell fruit. And "google" would never have become a household word.
Match is always better
You can seek a better domain name,
move your site there,
Redirect the old site to the new
And once old domain expires, not renew
Thanks for the reply Fleeky, but wouldn’t this affect the site authority so basically everything would kind of restart? Would I lose rankings?
If you have an old site, yes
If it is a new site, no
So ponder why you would change
And if it will improve
It’s 10 months old with some authority but I would want to change the domain to match my niche more and be the same as my title, but if it really won’t do much in terms of ranking and SEO, then I’m not going to do it.
By redirecting you,keep,the,old traffic...
10 months is not old
It takes two to three years to build up
Just ponder the long term and if you feel not confortable wIth a change, leave as is
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Sorry to hear that Robbie.
Here's a list i recently compiled;
https://kwidzin.org/top-10-web-hosting-sites-of-2021/
Hope that helps
Good Luck
Kev
Thanks so much! I will take a look!