What is your current domain name?

You have your answer....as long as your site name is in the general area, your use of keywords in your posts/pictures/etc. will be what ranks you in SEO .... perhaps it can be incorporated into the site title, as onmyownterms said....

You can change the Site Title within your theme, but you cannot change your URL. You would have to purchase a new domain name in order to change that.

I have a sticky notes program running so whenever I find links, articles or posts of interest and relevance I save the URL to a sticky for later.

If I find they are very useful I bookmark them, but I create categories in my bookmarks so I know where everything is.

For example, I have a folder in my bookmarks called Internet Marketing, I then have a subfolder called Wealthy Affiliate. I do it this way, as I prefer everything saved locally, I have more control over it this way.

As for learning all this stuff, you will remember the basics, that comes by simply applying it in your daily routine. The other stuff you will need to have references, hence why I am so vigilant with bookmarking.

When you've been at this a long time you'll also end up with a long list of referral links, there is a lesson here that will teach you how to save those to am excel file.

If you don't want to just rely on WA search bar, create a journal or access database type document so you can sort by topic, etc. Just a thought

That's why there is a place at the top of your screen that allows you to search when you have an issue. Just put in a keyword to your issue and often several posts will come up. ~Debbi

Wow, that is quite a face on that pup! I created a WA file on Word where I copy any live links to articles and websites that I don't want to lose. This helps me to quickly reference training sessions. The amount of information and sharing is unbelievable. Chuck

You will find them, there is search tab.