A week ago I received aproval to promote an affiliate program. I was delighted. I was also offered the use of pre-written articles.Tonight I got an email from him stating a condition under which the article can be used. It involved the term "no index".Below is a copy of the email.The EmailThe bottom line is this: if you're using myarticles to promote Marriage Fitness, you mustcode the URL's that contain those articles "noindex." That's easy to do; simply place thefollowing meta tag into the <

Wow, wow. This is gonna be short, but wow, I gotta share. I gotta share this news. I am excited. This is probably the most excited I have been since I became a WA member and saw my first website online.I know, I know, to some of you there'll be that shake of the head and the smirk and the rye comment "so what is he so excited about?"And I understand. You've been there, done that. But this is my first and I am relishing it, so.....SharingI am into my third year at WA and speaking truthfully, mos

So I decided to become more active in giving site comments. This I had avoided for a long time because in my early experience here, I realised that not all comments were approved. I am ok with that, but tell me, what's wrong here?I gave the following comment on a site promoting a product:"I have learned the hard way that whenever a website promises something that sounds too good to be true, it usually is. It is easy to say that this would have cost you $599 but we are giving you a discounted pr

If you don't mind sharing your thoughts, then you should enjoy blogging. If you are blogging, then that's great. I take it however that while you blog, you are still desirous of making an income.After two years at WA, I have learned that if you don't know this, then it would be quite difficult to see any significant income come from your blog.My ExperienceYou may be wondering what is it you need to know. Hold on, I'm gonna tell you. Let me share my story and you should get it there.I, like most

Hi guys, I know that there are many of you here who would have experience in this and know how to do it, so am reaching out for your help.On visiting my Wordpress back office I was advised that my theme needs updating. I was told however that I should use 'child themes' instead of 'parent theme' to ensure that I do not lose any of my customization. I read up on 'child themes' but got lost from the time they went into codes. Is there a way to do the needful without going through all the Wordpres