I noticed that nothing seems to happen when I try to copy an AI-generated outline in SiteContent. The "Make A Copy" only works for Draft or Published content.
I don't k
Yep, it does—an exact duplicate copy of your current doc.
You can definitely edit the outline before you ask AI to write it.
Also, use the 'optional content' to add any insights you want to your posts prior to getting an outline.
I'm asking about making a duplicate of the AI-generated outline. It doesn't seem to allow me to do it unless maybe there's something going on with my account if it's working for you.
Once AI has written a draft, you can manually edit/polish it. If you do not like what the AI wrote, you may try to create another.
I don't think that is a feature (duplicating an AI-generated outline); however, you can save it manually somewhere before you ask AI to write the post.
See more comments
Sitecontent not letting you copy outlines?
I noticed that nothing seems to happen when I try to copy an AI-generated outline in SiteContent. The "Make A Copy" only works for Draft or Published content.
I don't k
This is what I do, as I dont get AI to write my posts. I create the outline and then save it, the save button is at the bottom. On the dashboard of site content there it says my content and it is followed by a number, which is the number of your articles. Click on that and you can come back to it later. I then highlight the bit I want , press control + c. Then I paste it into a word doc or text doc, by pressing control +v
Yeah, it looks like saving the outline offline is the way to go with the way it's implemented right now.
I still think it's a bug because the option is there to save the draft outline but it's not doing anything when you try to use it.
It only works once the post is either published or in draft form.
Yes I dont sweat the small stuff you can report it a bug if you want. I merely want to find the fastest way to get a job done , even if there are constraints in place
Yep, it does—an exact duplicate copy of your current doc.
You can definitely edit the outline before you ask AI to write it.
Also, use the 'optional content' to add any insights you want to your posts prior to getting an outline.
I'm asking about making a duplicate of the AI-generated outline. It doesn't seem to allow me to do it unless maybe there's something going on with my account if it's working for you.
Once AI has written a draft, you can manually edit/polish it. If you do not like what the AI wrote, you may try to create another.
I don't think that is a feature (duplicating an AI-generated outline); however, you can save it manually somewhere before you ask AI to write the post.
See more comments
Hi,
I thought I might give this forum a try in the off-chance that someone versed in Google Analytics knows the answer.
So I've been using Universal Analytics for
Just an update to this. Thanks for chiming in with the replies.
Apparently, the reason why World of Waterfalls wasn't getting GA4 data was that I had installed universal analytics so long ago that it was using analytics.js code, which apparently GA4 can't port over.
So I had to switch out that code in favor of gtag.js, and after a few days, it looks like I no longer see the "There is no data in the last 48 hours message" anymore.
As for the other (WA-hosted) websites, I just had to connect the UA and GA4 properties, which Setup Assistant will steer you towards if you already had UA set up (which was the case with me).
Hope this helps anyone else with similar issues.
Now have to figure out how to make sense of the GA4 analytics after having gotten used to looking at the UA analytics.
-Johnny
yeah, checked out that page before. I thought you didn't need to change the gtag.js if you already have universal analytics. I saw that in Jay's training, where he didn't have to change it (and I think I followed that which was why I'm saying GA4 was done months ago, but still haven't seen any results)
See more comments
Why does ua work but ga4 doesn't despite being connected?
Hi,
I thought I might give this forum a try in the off-chance that someone versed in Google Analytics knows the answer.
So I've been using Universal Analytics for
Just an update to this. Thanks for chiming in with the replies.
Apparently, the reason why World of Waterfalls wasn't getting GA4 data was that I had installed universal analytics so long ago that it was using analytics.js code, which apparently GA4 can't port over.
So I had to switch out that code in favor of gtag.js, and after a few days, it looks like I no longer see the "There is no data in the last 48 hours message" anymore.
As for the other (WA-hosted) websites, I just had to connect the UA and GA4 properties, which Setup Assistant will steer you towards if you already had UA set up (which was the case with me).
Hope this helps anyone else with similar issues.
Now have to figure out how to make sense of the GA4 analytics after having gotten used to looking at the UA analytics.
-Johnny
yeah, checked out that page before. I thought you didn't need to change the gtag.js if you already have universal analytics. I saw that in Jay's training, where he didn't have to change it (and I think I followed that which was why I'm saying GA4 was done months ago, but still haven't seen any results)
See more comments
Hi,
I wanted to know if it's possible to copy or duplicate already written articles in Site Content without turning it into its own template (or is that the only way to d
but if you are deleting the contents anyway ...what are you after...
a template with just typical headings and maybe hints of what is needed....
well why not set each of those up for all the typical articles you write before you write the first one.....
confused as to your issue....
phil
Here's where I'd like to see this part of Site Content improved.
Not everyone can pre-meditate the template and know exactly what is needed in the first place. That takes experience.
But since WA is a platform that also caters to people not as familiar with the tool (let alone workflow for creating content), I'd imagine the more natural workflow would be to duplicate content like in Google Drive.
While I know I can do this alternative via the template side of things, it will probably confuse most users (especially that bit about not forgetting to check "include content" when doing so, which is very easy to miss).
I know I've made that mistake many times.
I think letting users decide whether to duplicate or to make a template (in a less kludgier way) would make Site Content more useful.
It's really more of a workflow issue.
Regardless, I know what I need to do, but it's things like this that do undermine my confidence in how well-supported Site Content is.
Personally, I don't want it to go the way of Site Feedback where nobody takes the time to use that feature on the platform. So it gets overlooked and neglected.
I sense a lot of people are bypassing Site Content and that's fine. However, personally, I'd like to leverage it more, but I don't want it fall prey to bugs or oversight in its implementation, which is why I'm bringing this up so it doesn't get overlooked and neglected.
-Johnny
can't you copy and paste the contents of one post to another in sitecontent...
i don't use it, i have an offline editor i prefer
just tried the copy and paste...it even takes the images over and places them where they were....
that may be a better solution...
Yeah, I'm aware of the making a template option, but you have to go through the following steps:
1. Go into the Site Content article to be duplicated
2. Click on the "Make This A Template" button at the top of the Site Content article page
3. Give this template a name
4. DO NOT FORGET to check the "Include Content" check box. Otherwise, the template is just empty (what is the benefit of leaving this check box unchecked?)
5. Go back to Site Content Dashboard
6. Create A Blank Article and choose the template just created.
7. Then delete old content (maybe keep the headings or whatever), and edit away...
Seems like a lot of work just to duplicate something like the way Google Docs does it.
My understanding is that Making A Template option is not really geared for this purpose though you could bend over backwards to pull it off.
Manu copy-paste means you have to:
1. Go into the Site Content article to be duplicated
2. CTRL+A or Select All, then Copy (CTRL+C)
3. Go back to Site Content Dashboard
4. Create New Blank Article
5. Paste Clipboard (CTRL+V) into new blank article
6. Then delete old content not relevant to new stuff (maybe keep the headings or whatever), and edit away...
Also seems like a lot of work jus to duplicate an article.
If Site Content had the Google Drive feature to duplicate and create a Copy Of "Duplicated Article", then, you only have to...
1. Click Duplicate Article
2. Go into Duplicated Article
3. Then delete old content not relevant to new stuff (maybe keep the headings or whatever), and edit away...
Is this a strong enough argument to have the duplicate function in Site Content?
Site content may be changing in the future however not a one hundred percent certain, for the meantime, you can create a new document, like making a list and save it as template.
From there upon, you use as required.
The only way I am aware of is making it a template.
You can always copy and paste but that takes more time.
See more comments
Is it possible to duplicate copy articles in site content?
Hi,
I wanted to know if it's possible to copy or duplicate already written articles in Site Content without turning it into its own template (or is that the only way to d
but if you are deleting the contents anyway ...what are you after...
a template with just typical headings and maybe hints of what is needed....
well why not set each of those up for all the typical articles you write before you write the first one.....
confused as to your issue....
phil
Here's where I'd like to see this part of Site Content improved.
Not everyone can pre-meditate the template and know exactly what is needed in the first place. That takes experience.
But since WA is a platform that also caters to people not as familiar with the tool (let alone workflow for creating content), I'd imagine the more natural workflow would be to duplicate content like in Google Drive.
While I know I can do this alternative via the template side of things, it will probably confuse most users (especially that bit about not forgetting to check "include content" when doing so, which is very easy to miss).
I know I've made that mistake many times.
I think letting users decide whether to duplicate or to make a template (in a less kludgier way) would make Site Content more useful.
It's really more of a workflow issue.
Regardless, I know what I need to do, but it's things like this that do undermine my confidence in how well-supported Site Content is.
Personally, I don't want it to go the way of Site Feedback where nobody takes the time to use that feature on the platform. So it gets overlooked and neglected.
I sense a lot of people are bypassing Site Content and that's fine. However, personally, I'd like to leverage it more, but I don't want it fall prey to bugs or oversight in its implementation, which is why I'm bringing this up so it doesn't get overlooked and neglected.
-Johnny
can't you copy and paste the contents of one post to another in sitecontent...
i don't use it, i have an offline editor i prefer
just tried the copy and paste...it even takes the images over and places them where they were....
that may be a better solution...
Yeah, I'm aware of the making a template option, but you have to go through the following steps:
1. Go into the Site Content article to be duplicated
2. Click on the "Make This A Template" button at the top of the Site Content article page
3. Give this template a name
4. DO NOT FORGET to check the "Include Content" check box. Otherwise, the template is just empty (what is the benefit of leaving this check box unchecked?)
5. Go back to Site Content Dashboard
6. Create A Blank Article and choose the template just created.
7. Then delete old content (maybe keep the headings or whatever), and edit away...
Seems like a lot of work just to duplicate something like the way Google Docs does it.
My understanding is that Making A Template option is not really geared for this purpose though you could bend over backwards to pull it off.
Manu copy-paste means you have to:
1. Go into the Site Content article to be duplicated
2. CTRL+A or Select All, then Copy (CTRL+C)
3. Go back to Site Content Dashboard
4. Create New Blank Article
5. Paste Clipboard (CTRL+V) into new blank article
6. Then delete old content not relevant to new stuff (maybe keep the headings or whatever), and edit away...
Also seems like a lot of work jus to duplicate an article.
If Site Content had the Google Drive feature to duplicate and create a Copy Of "Duplicated Article", then, you only have to...
1. Click Duplicate Article
2. Go into Duplicated Article
3. Then delete old content not relevant to new stuff (maybe keep the headings or whatever), and edit away...
Is this a strong enough argument to have the duplicate function in Site Content?
Site content may be changing in the future however not a one hundred percent certain, for the meantime, you can create a new document, like making a list and save it as template.
From there upon, you use as required.
The only way I am aware of is making it a template.
You can always copy and paste but that takes more time.
See more comments
Hi,
I just got to a part of Kyle's training about setting up Google Search Console, and when I went in there, it says my domain property (homeownerheadaches.com in this i
Hi
You can use the Ad Inserter plugin, as you do not want to edit your themes files directly as you will lose your changes when the theme updates or if you change your theme. How To Use The Ad Inserter Plugin
If unable do or any issues you may contact site support
https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/websites/support
See more comments
How to verify domain ownership via dns record for wa site?
Hi,
I just got to a part of Kyle's training about setting up Google Search Console, and when I went in there, it says my domain property (homeownerheadaches.com in this i
Hi
You can use the Ad Inserter plugin, as you do not want to edit your themes files directly as you will lose your changes when the theme updates or if you change your theme. How To Use The Ad Inserter Plugin
If unable do or any issues you may contact site support
https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/websites/support
See more comments
I was wondering if it's possible to do an RSS Feed for my own WA blog (i.e. the one I post on this platform), and if so, what is the URL of that feed?
I'd like to experim
Hey Johnny,
It's doesn't appear you can.
The best way to check if there is an RSS feed available for any particular blog is to right-click your mouse and click on "View Page Source".
You would then input CTRL and F (for find) and then type in RSS.
I've just tried this on my own WA blog and nothing came up under RSS.
This actually makes a lot of sense to me.
Although WA blog posts have the ability to rank in the search engines, this is also a paid community.
This is also why you have the ability to create your blog posts as only available to certain paid members, e.g. Premium-Only or Premium Plus-Only.
The whole point being that the owners would prefer paid members to be reading the content on the platform.
You can of course share any of your blog posts within your autoresponder messages to your subscribers.
But, from a business perspective (I'm talking Kyle's perspective) it doesn't make much sense to allow a regularly updated WA blog to be sent to NON-PAYING members.
I understand that your blog posts will automatically contain your affiliate link, so they could in effect become paid members as your referral.
But, in the meantime, you could be providing lots and lots of useful information in your WA blogs, so leveraging the WA platform, while allowing non-members to constantly receive this information (autoresponder) completely for free.
Does that make sense?
Partha
To answer your question which is showing up in "new questions" does make sense.
Thanks for the details.
I get the point you're making.
That said, doesn't the WA tool let you pick who gets to see your blog posts and training?
Either way, if I know it's stuff that isn't meant exclusively for paying WA members, then I'll just manually send out an email in the autoresponder pointing back to the WA blog post (with affiliate link) as a fallback.
I was just hoping to use Awebers blog broadcast feature to automate my WA activities..
Yep, I totally get you.
All our blog posts and training are automatically viewable by anyone, member or non-member, unless we specify to have it as a "Premium Only" blog post/training.
However, as I say, I went into my own WA blog and into the source code and couldn't find an RSS feed anywhere.
As you say, if there was, this would be ideal to use with Aweber's blog broadcast.
I can't say I know for sure, but as I can't find an RSS url in the source code, I would hazard a guess that this means this option isn't available.
Partha
Hi
You may check below resource
https://www.wpbeginner.com/beginners-guide/what-is-rss-how-to-use-rss-in-wordpress/
See more comments
Is it possible to do an rss feed for my wa blog?
I was wondering if it's possible to do an RSS Feed for my own WA blog (i.e. the one I post on this platform), and if so, what is the URL of that feed?
I'd like to experim
Hey Johnny,
It's doesn't appear you can.
The best way to check if there is an RSS feed available for any particular blog is to right-click your mouse and click on "View Page Source".
You would then input CTRL and F (for find) and then type in RSS.
I've just tried this on my own WA blog and nothing came up under RSS.
This actually makes a lot of sense to me.
Although WA blog posts have the ability to rank in the search engines, this is also a paid community.
This is also why you have the ability to create your blog posts as only available to certain paid members, e.g. Premium-Only or Premium Plus-Only.
The whole point being that the owners would prefer paid members to be reading the content on the platform.
You can of course share any of your blog posts within your autoresponder messages to your subscribers.
But, from a business perspective (I'm talking Kyle's perspective) it doesn't make much sense to allow a regularly updated WA blog to be sent to NON-PAYING members.
I understand that your blog posts will automatically contain your affiliate link, so they could in effect become paid members as your referral.
But, in the meantime, you could be providing lots and lots of useful information in your WA blogs, so leveraging the WA platform, while allowing non-members to constantly receive this information (autoresponder) completely for free.
Does that make sense?
Partha
To answer your question which is showing up in "new questions" does make sense.
Thanks for the details.
I get the point you're making.
That said, doesn't the WA tool let you pick who gets to see your blog posts and training?
Either way, if I know it's stuff that isn't meant exclusively for paying WA members, then I'll just manually send out an email in the autoresponder pointing back to the WA blog post (with affiliate link) as a fallback.
I was just hoping to use Awebers blog broadcast feature to automate my WA activities..
Yep, I totally get you.
All our blog posts and training are automatically viewable by anyone, member or non-member, unless we specify to have it as a "Premium Only" blog post/training.
However, as I say, I went into my own WA blog and into the source code and couldn't find an RSS feed anywhere.
As you say, if there was, this would be ideal to use with Aweber's blog broadcast.
I can't say I know for sure, but as I can't find an RSS url in the source code, I would hazard a guess that this means this option isn't available.
Partha
Hi
You may check below resource
https://www.wpbeginner.com/beginners-guide/what-is-rss-how-to-use-rss-in-wordpress/
See more comments
This is what I do, as I dont get AI to write my posts. I create the outline and then save it, the save button is at the bottom. On the dashboard of site content there it says my content and it is followed by a number, which is the number of your articles. Click on that and you can come back to it later. I then highlight the bit I want , press control + c. Then I paste it into a word doc or text doc, by pressing control +v
Yeah, it looks like saving the outline offline is the way to go with the way it's implemented right now.
I still think it's a bug because the option is there to save the draft outline but it's not doing anything when you try to use it.
It only works once the post is either published or in draft form.
Yes I dont sweat the small stuff you can report it a bug if you want. I merely want to find the fastest way to get a job done , even if there are constraints in place