Hi everyone here at WA -
I'm having issues with site speed and I've found that the server connection is slow with errors. I'm not sure how to fix it - I'm hoping there
Thank you for the suggestions - it seems silly, but I did forget there's support. I forget there's an entire website hosting system within WA. It's such a big site! Thank you.
Thank you so much for introducing me to this resource - I'll have to spend some time reviewing it and learning! Thank you.
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Server connectivity issues - how to fix!?
Hi everyone here at WA -
I'm having issues with site speed and I've found that the server connection is slow with errors. I'm not sure how to fix it - I'm hoping there
2 Things I have learned that might or might not be helpful is making sure that you don't have a whole lot of plug inns. And if you need a lot try to deactivate ones that you don't need all the time.
There other I found yesterday and I am not sure if it could be true but if you have had to try out all of themes they are saved in your back office and google tries to crawl them as well. So someone suggested to delete those that are saved back and it would also help with speed.
That is great advice. I had been switching between a lot of themes before I found one. Some of theme were quite extensive in CSS files, so I'm sure this is the biggest issues.
Thank you so much for the advice! I really appreciate you helping me out. I'll try some things and see what happens. Thanks!
Thank you for the suggestions - it seems silly, but I did forget there's support. I forget there's an entire website hosting system within WA. It's such a big site! Thank you.
Thank you so much for introducing me to this resource - I'll have to spend some time reviewing it and learning! Thank you.
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Hello everyone here at WA,
I've been working very hard in the last week. I'm at 13 articles and just redid my entire about page.
http://musicalgrowth.com/about-th
The overall layout is great. Please be consistent with the subheadings spaces, i.e move Resume up to be inline with the rest of subheadings. Also at the end let your category and tags be invisible... All the best to you my friend.
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Help reviewing? "about the author" page
Hello everyone here at WA,
I've been working very hard in the last week. I'm at 13 articles and just redid my entire about page.
http://musicalgrowth.com/about-th
The overall layout is great. Please be consistent with the subheadings spaces, i.e move Resume up to be inline with the rest of subheadings. Also at the end let your category and tags be invisible... All the best to you my friend.
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Hello everyone!
As I write more (just finished my 11th article), I feel I'm improving my literary prose. But I'm still unsure if I'm effective yet.
I was wonderin
- - - Be true to what you think is best. - - -
If that means a post with just one image and a few sentences, great. Or maybe you write a 20-page thesis and feel like putting it up on your site, then that'll work too.
One thing I've learned from jumping from one project to another is that sites and hobbies come and go, but your creativity will only get stronger with time.
As long as you're spreading a message that you genuinely care about and believe in and actually want to tell others about, it will show in your work. Anybody can make a hack site that only cares about click-baiting people. but to create something that you truly believe in and to see other people's reactions once they come across your content is far better than all the cheap tricks in the world.
Images, text, and videos are just analytics, and your style will change with time (hopefully). As long as giving value to others is always at the forefront of your mind whenever you get behind your keyboard, then you'll always be in a position to do something amazing.
Hope this helps.
Best of luck to you sir Chandler.
That does help - thank you for your feedback. It's good to hear that it really comes down to being genuine, but I think (for those of us starting out) it's hard not to hope for "golden tricks" to get rich quick. Or any other trick around the hard work.
I appreciate it though - I'll keep working hard.
Thanks ScottCorvus!
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Best approach to effective & persuasive writing?
Hello everyone!
As I write more (just finished my 11th article), I feel I'm improving my literary prose. But I'm still unsure if I'm effective yet.
I was wonderin
- - - Be true to what you think is best. - - -
If that means a post with just one image and a few sentences, great. Or maybe you write a 20-page thesis and feel like putting it up on your site, then that'll work too.
One thing I've learned from jumping from one project to another is that sites and hobbies come and go, but your creativity will only get stronger with time.
As long as you're spreading a message that you genuinely care about and believe in and actually want to tell others about, it will show in your work. Anybody can make a hack site that only cares about click-baiting people. but to create something that you truly believe in and to see other people's reactions once they come across your content is far better than all the cheap tricks in the world.
Images, text, and videos are just analytics, and your style will change with time (hopefully). As long as giving value to others is always at the forefront of your mind whenever you get behind your keyboard, then you'll always be in a position to do something amazing.
Hope this helps.
Best of luck to you sir Chandler.
That does help - thank you for your feedback. It's good to hear that it really comes down to being genuine, but I think (for those of us starting out) it's hard not to hope for "golden tricks" to get rich quick. Or any other trick around the hard work.
I appreciate it though - I'll keep working hard.
Thanks ScottCorvus!
See more comments
2 Things I have learned that might or might not be helpful is making sure that you don't have a whole lot of plug inns. And if you need a lot try to deactivate ones that you don't need all the time.
There other I found yesterday and I am not sure if it could be true but if you have had to try out all of themes they are saved in your back office and google tries to crawl them as well. So someone suggested to delete those that are saved back and it would also help with speed.
That is great advice. I had been switching between a lot of themes before I found one. Some of theme were quite extensive in CSS files, so I'm sure this is the biggest issues.
Thank you so much for the advice! I really appreciate you helping me out. I'll try some things and see what happens. Thanks!
You are welcome I hope it works for you.