I am looking into a variety of email responders and have come across Drip from Leadpages and wondered if anyone had any experience with it.
Ooh! I didn't know there was an autoresponder in the All in One SEO.
Is that for their Pro Version? Can you tell me more, please?
Thanks for responding, Paul.
Jules
Yes that is in their pro version, but I also downloaded a multi media icon plugin and it has a section to where every time I place a new item/write a new blog it sends it out to my customers.
Paul
Sounds interesting. There is always so much to learn at every corner. Still, I will look into it tomorrow. Thank you for the information, Paul. I appreciate it.
Jules
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Has anyone used drip from leadpages for their autoresponder?
I am looking into a variety of email responders and have come across Drip from Leadpages and wondered if anyone had any experience with it.
Ooh! I didn't know there was an autoresponder in the All in One SEO.
Is that for their Pro Version? Can you tell me more, please?
Thanks for responding, Paul.
Jules
Yes that is in their pro version, but I also downloaded a multi media icon plugin and it has a section to where every time I place a new item/write a new blog it sends it out to my customers.
Paul
Sounds interesting. There is always so much to learn at every corner. Still, I will look into it tomorrow. Thank you for the information, Paul. I appreciate it.
Jules
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What happens to visitors that don't have websites? I'm guessing many of the preWA traffic won't have websites already, so what happens if they want to leave a comment on one o
The website URL in a comment section is usually discretionary. You don't have to put in a URL. If you do, it's a backlink. I make a judgement call when leaving a comment. If the site relates to my niche, I'll leave my URL. If not, I won't because then it's not a quality backlink. I'll just leave my email address. Hope this helps! Alanna
It looks like most of you have said you don't have to, but as there's still a little doubt, I will check it out.
I hadn't thought of the backlink issue before, so this was helpful on another level.
Thanks for taking the time to respond Alanna. Much appreciated.
I have tried commenting without leaving a URL and it will not let you on a lot of sites, so I would think it depends on the theme used.
Okay. Maybe I should try it out on my site in incognito mode, just to be sure. Thanks, Jude. Appreciate you taking the time to respond.
There is no need to fill that field out. It is not mandatory. In fact, on a personal level, I'll only fill the website in if the site I am commenting on (or the page) is related to my website topic. Hope this helps?
Nothing happens when visitors don't have a website. Don't think you have to populate the website field anyway.
If people post without sites and expect a comment back they just simply won't get a comment back.
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Why do comments require you to put in a website?
What happens to visitors that don't have websites? I'm guessing many of the preWA traffic won't have websites already, so what happens if they want to leave a comment on one o
The website URL in a comment section is usually discretionary. You don't have to put in a URL. If you do, it's a backlink. I make a judgement call when leaving a comment. If the site relates to my niche, I'll leave my URL. If not, I won't because then it's not a quality backlink. I'll just leave my email address. Hope this helps! Alanna
It looks like most of you have said you don't have to, but as there's still a little doubt, I will check it out.
I hadn't thought of the backlink issue before, so this was helpful on another level.
Thanks for taking the time to respond Alanna. Much appreciated.
I have tried commenting without leaving a URL and it will not let you on a lot of sites, so I would think it depends on the theme used.
Okay. Maybe I should try it out on my site in incognito mode, just to be sure. Thanks, Jude. Appreciate you taking the time to respond.
There is no need to fill that field out. It is not mandatory. In fact, on a personal level, I'll only fill the website in if the site I am commenting on (or the page) is related to my website topic. Hope this helps?
Nothing happens when visitors don't have a website. Don't think you have to populate the website field anyway.
If people post without sites and expect a comment back they just simply won't get a comment back.
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I have tried to enter two comments on the Site Comments platform and received the following error:
Oops! Your comment is not unique
I have also noted yesterday an
Seen this complaint quite a lot, try to shift around some sentences and words, I hope they will look into this soon.
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Does site comments have a glitch?
I have tried to enter two comments on the Site Comments platform and received the following error:
Oops! Your comment is not unique
I have also noted yesterday an
Seen this complaint quite a lot, try to shift around some sentences and words, I hope they will look into this soon.
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I am writing out my review for WA and focusing on the educational element here at WA, so want to know whether Starter Members can contribute to the training here at WA.
As far as I am aware, you need to have been a Premium Member for 3 months to be able to create training :)
Thanks Jude. Appreciate your help - again!
This place still blows my mind. It's like working in your home, while still having loads of super helpful colleagues right there for you.
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Can anyone create training for the open university project?
I am writing out my review for WA and focusing on the educational element here at WA, so want to know whether Starter Members can contribute to the training here at WA.
As far as I am aware, you need to have been a Premium Member for 3 months to be able to create training :)
Thanks Jude. Appreciate your help - again!
This place still blows my mind. It's like working in your home, while still having loads of super helpful colleagues right there for you.
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I signed up for streetarticles and then began the 30 day challenge, but my articles remained pending. I then noticed that most of the articles within the site were dated aroun
Ya know, I noticed the same thing about Yahoo.answers. At least when it came to internet marketing, I was hardpressed to find anything more recent than 2010. Anyone else notice that or am I off base?
I can't say I had noticed Eldridge, but interesting all the same. I wonder why that might be?
That's also around the time Wiki was getting popular. I think people just started posting elsewhere. yahoo dropped in popularity years ago. If you take a look, you'll see there's a LOT of old articles from 2007-2009 still posting on top. That's not good..
Street articles is dead and is not used anymore - don't bother, put your content on your site.
Agreed. Post all of the content on your website. You get full value for all of your content there and you retain ownership on your site.
Although it still ranks fairly well in Google, you are going to get much more value in building out your site as an authority site.
Thanks Leo. Does that mean taking the content (only two articles - thankfully) from the streetarticles site and putting it on my own?
Thanks Kyle. I did wonder. I guess it would be best to unsubscribe from the emails as well then.
You can leave those ones there, there are probably indexed in teh search engines by now, no harm. But from this point forward put all your content on your site.
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Is it worth me investing any time in streetarticles?
I signed up for streetarticles and then began the 30 day challenge, but my articles remained pending. I then noticed that most of the articles within the site were dated aroun
Ya know, I noticed the same thing about Yahoo.answers. At least when it came to internet marketing, I was hardpressed to find anything more recent than 2010. Anyone else notice that or am I off base?
I can't say I had noticed Eldridge, but interesting all the same. I wonder why that might be?
That's also around the time Wiki was getting popular. I think people just started posting elsewhere. yahoo dropped in popularity years ago. If you take a look, you'll see there's a LOT of old articles from 2007-2009 still posting on top. That's not good..
Street articles is dead and is not used anymore - don't bother, put your content on your site.
Agreed. Post all of the content on your website. You get full value for all of your content there and you retain ownership on your site.
Although it still ranks fairly well in Google, you are going to get much more value in building out your site as an authority site.
Thanks Leo. Does that mean taking the content (only two articles - thankfully) from the streetarticles site and putting it on my own?
Thanks Kyle. I did wonder. I guess it would be best to unsubscribe from the emails as well then.
You can leave those ones there, there are probably indexed in teh search engines by now, no harm. But from this point forward put all your content on your site.
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HAVE YOU LOOKED AT THIS Drip: automated, targeted email marketing WILL IT HELP YOU ?
TANIA
Thanks, Tania,
Yes that has helped.
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