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Hello!
So my GA4 analytics detected a sudden drop in site visitors in the last few days. The drop was so drastic that it was an anomaly alert. Does anyone else have any expe
Why did ga4 detect an anomaly?
Hello!
So my GA4 analytics detected a sudden drop in site visitors in the last few days. The drop was so drastic that it was an anomaly alert. Does anyone else have any expe
I have not noticed, but is your code still in place? I am also not aware if there's an update.
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Hello,
Are any people in the house who use Adsterra? How's your experience with them been? Are there ads website content relevant? Or are there better alternatives for begin
Hi - It's typical with an ad network that your ads may not necessarily be relevant to your niche content.
They track what your visitors have been searching for recently and present ads relevant to those searches.
Each visitor will see something different.
For example, if I have recently been searching for a cruise vacation, then when I go to your site, I will see ads for cruises, even though that has nothing to do with your content.
I have recently begun using Monumetric ads, but they do require a minimum of 10,000 page views per month.
But they are exactly the same; none of the ads match my content; it's just how it works.
Well, the ads can clutter up your site, and until you are getting a lot of traffic, it may not be worth your while.
For example, the Monumetric site currently gets 14,500 page views per month and is currently earning no more than $2.50 per day.
However, the first month's figures are not a true representation, as the engineers are experimenting with the ads, so I do expect that number to rise within the coming months.
Conducting some research, I've found that Adsterra is a dependable and effective ad network that provides a variety of ad formats, including pop-under, display, and video ads, with high fill rates and competitive payouts. However, for those new to the world of ad networks, Google AdSense, Media(.)net, and PropellerAds might be more appropriate options. Researching and comparing different ad networks is essential to determine which aligns best with your goals and requirements. I hope this helps.
Never heard of it, unfortunately.
Do they have a blog, docs or support, you may want to read on.
I would check with Partha to get a comprehensive response, as he has more knowledge of this and can help.
I know that Mediavine and AdThrive are great networks.
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Anyone with experience with adsterra?
Hello,
Are any people in the house who use Adsterra? How's your experience with them been? Are there ads website content relevant? Or are there better alternatives for begin
Hi - It's typical with an ad network that your ads may not necessarily be relevant to your niche content.
They track what your visitors have been searching for recently and present ads relevant to those searches.
Each visitor will see something different.
For example, if I have recently been searching for a cruise vacation, then when I go to your site, I will see ads for cruises, even though that has nothing to do with your content.
I have recently begun using Monumetric ads, but they do require a minimum of 10,000 page views per month.
But they are exactly the same; none of the ads match my content; it's just how it works.
Well, the ads can clutter up your site, and until you are getting a lot of traffic, it may not be worth your while.
For example, the Monumetric site currently gets 14,500 page views per month and is currently earning no more than $2.50 per day.
However, the first month's figures are not a true representation, as the engineers are experimenting with the ads, so I do expect that number to rise within the coming months.
Conducting some research, I've found that Adsterra is a dependable and effective ad network that provides a variety of ad formats, including pop-under, display, and video ads, with high fill rates and competitive payouts. However, for those new to the world of ad networks, Google AdSense, Media(.)net, and PropellerAds might be more appropriate options. Researching and comparing different ad networks is essential to determine which aligns best with your goals and requirements. I hope this helps.
Never heard of it, unfortunately.
Do they have a blog, docs or support, you may want to read on.
I would check with Partha to get a comprehensive response, as he has more knowledge of this and can help.
I know that Mediavine and AdThrive are great networks.
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This question's been on my mind for a while now, & I feel a little not-so-smart asking it but here I am, telling myself no question's stupid!
Question: Is there any
Hi, Shobhali
I write everything for my website in the block editor. I have custom templates that I created in GenerateBlocks Pro and use as local patterns, which make my workflow more organized and much quicker.
Most of my images are created in Canva Pro, and I use the Grammarly Pro desktop app, but the free version also works fine.
Frank 🎸
That's great! Give GenerateBlocks a try if you're not already using it. It's an excellent lightweight page builder. 😎
Frank 🎸
I usually do all of the posting on my website in Wordpress using the block editor! If you use Site content, once it is transferred to your site, all edited afterwards have to be done in Wordpress anyway!
Jeff
the only advantage for me is the non-copyrighted pictures on site content, all in one place is handy, but I just save them on my desktop and resize them elsewhere, as they are always too big anyway.
Also, as I use the block editor in WP and reusable blocks, this saves me more time than using WA, because you would need to do those all over again as well.
And indeed, just use Grammarly and the word count is in WP as well.
Hi - the only benefits are the spelling and grammar checker and the word count stats.
So, no, if you don't need those, then carry on!
I agree with Diane, especially since Site Content transfers your written content in classic instead of blocs.
If it's any help, I have around 30 websites, half of them hosted here on WA and never use Site Content.
My take is that Site Content is there to provide a simple introduction to creating a post or page to those who might be otherwise overwhelmed.
But once you graduate to familiarity with WordPress's features, you leave Site Content behind. I see a lot of starter members in trouble because they don't understand that once Site Content has been uploaded and published to their site, future edits MUST be done directly in WordPress.
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Resolved: am I missing something?
This question's been on my mind for a while now, & I feel a little not-so-smart asking it but here I am, telling myself no question's stupid!
Question: Is there any
Hi, Shobhali
I write everything for my website in the block editor. I have custom templates that I created in GenerateBlocks Pro and use as local patterns, which make my workflow more organized and much quicker.
Most of my images are created in Canva Pro, and I use the Grammarly Pro desktop app, but the free version also works fine.
Frank 🎸
That's great! Give GenerateBlocks a try if you're not already using it. It's an excellent lightweight page builder. 😎
Frank 🎸
I usually do all of the posting on my website in Wordpress using the block editor! If you use Site content, once it is transferred to your site, all edited afterwards have to be done in Wordpress anyway!
Jeff
the only advantage for me is the non-copyrighted pictures on site content, all in one place is handy, but I just save them on my desktop and resize them elsewhere, as they are always too big anyway.
Also, as I use the block editor in WP and reusable blocks, this saves me more time than using WA, because you would need to do those all over again as well.
And indeed, just use Grammarly and the word count is in WP as well.
Hi - the only benefits are the spelling and grammar checker and the word count stats.
So, no, if you don't need those, then carry on!
I agree with Diane, especially since Site Content transfers your written content in classic instead of blocs.
If it's any help, I have around 30 websites, half of them hosted here on WA and never use Site Content.
My take is that Site Content is there to provide a simple introduction to creating a post or page to those who might be otherwise overwhelmed.
But once you graduate to familiarity with WordPress's features, you leave Site Content behind. I see a lot of starter members in trouble because they don't understand that once Site Content has been uploaded and published to their site, future edits MUST be done directly in WordPress.
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Hi,
My website is not on product reviews. I was thinking of having a Page that says Resources, and in that have links to different other posts & pages with affiliate lin
Sorry I’m late to the game here, but it certainly looks like you have great suggestions below — I hope you are (were) able to get this issue handled!
-Mike
As long you over clutter it, and the links provide value to the reader, and the affiliate programs your involved with are ok with it — you should be ok.
-Mike
First and foremost, you want to read up on the small print, I.e., terms, and conditions of affiliation, before you make any changes and if they are allowable. You do not want to void your contract.
If you are promoting Wealthy Affiliate I don't believe that is allowed, but I'm sure someone else will chime in here and give you a m ore definitive answer.
I'm really new at this too, honestly, I would say yes you can but if your working with say Amazon or Shopify or etc. You need to make sure it wouldn't violate any of there guidelines.
Again, I'm hoping someone with more knowledge can give you a better answer.
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Affiliate links in a separate page?
Hi,
My website is not on product reviews. I was thinking of having a Page that says Resources, and in that have links to different other posts & pages with affiliate lin
Sorry I’m late to the game here, but it certainly looks like you have great suggestions below — I hope you are (were) able to get this issue handled!
-Mike
As long you over clutter it, and the links provide value to the reader, and the affiliate programs your involved with are ok with it — you should be ok.
-Mike
First and foremost, you want to read up on the small print, I.e., terms, and conditions of affiliation, before you make any changes and if they are allowable. You do not want to void your contract.
If you are promoting Wealthy Affiliate I don't believe that is allowed, but I'm sure someone else will chime in here and give you a m ore definitive answer.
I'm really new at this too, honestly, I would say yes you can but if your working with say Amazon or Shopify or etc. You need to make sure it wouldn't violate any of there guidelines.
Again, I'm hoping someone with more knowledge can give you a better answer.
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I have not noticed, but is your code still in place? I am also not aware if there's an update.