Introducing Content Egg
Ever wanted to link one plugin with all your affiliate networks?
Want the ability to automatically add affiliate links and product descriptions based on your focus keyword.
Want to set up autoblogging? So if you can't manage to write a post a day...the autoblogging feature will do it for you?
This is all possible with Content Egg.
In this tutorial I will show you how to install, set up automated post links and set up autoblogging.
Step 1: Install the Content Egg Plug-In
In your WordPress dashboard go to add new plug-in
Do a search for Content Egg
You'll see the plug in below.
Select it and activate it.
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myrealityck
Premium
Hi Jason,
I'm so glad that I found this info! I've been looking at content egg for a day or so..deciding if I should try it. Then I see that he also has affiliate egg..do you know what the difference is? Also, what theme do you recommend to use? I see that rehub hybrid offers content egg with their theme? What are your thoughts?
Thanks,
Lori
I'm so glad that I found this info! I've been looking at content egg for a day or so..deciding if I should try it. Then I see that he also has affiliate egg..do you know what the difference is? Also, what theme do you recommend to use? I see that rehub hybrid offers content egg with their theme? What are your thoughts?
Thanks,
Lori
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Kyle
Premium Plus
I am not sure what these are, but you definitely do not need them. What you are trying to accomplish with this?
I suggest choosing a theme that is simple, ideally with a white background and black text (as this is the most readable).
I tend to avoid themes with too many bells and whistles as the focus of your website will be your content and your content will make your website look visually appealing to your audience.
So choose something simple, yet elegant and if you ever need to change down the road, you can easily do so within Appearance => Themes.
There are over 3,000 to choose from there and you will also be able to upload your own from there.
I have created some training on how to do this that you should check out: How to Change Your Website Theme in Wordpress
I suggest choosing a theme that is simple, ideally with a white background and black text (as this is the most readable).
I tend to avoid themes with too many bells and whistles as the focus of your website will be your content and your content will make your website look visually appealing to your audience.
So choose something simple, yet elegant and if you ever need to change down the road, you can easily do so within Appearance => Themes.
There are over 3,000 to choose from there and you will also be able to upload your own from there.
I have created some training on how to do this that you should check out: How to Change Your Website Theme in Wordpress
myrealityck
Premium
GeoffGS
Premium
Ok. I installed Yoast. Very good tool. Question is, how do I apply it to my existing material. It says no focus keywords. Any insight here? Is it just content newness. I researched the keywords, and thought they were good low hanging fruit terms. No hurry. I wont be around for several hours. Geoff.
JasonGB
Premium
Hi Geoff
Sounds Like yoast didn't pick up the focus keyword from your all in one SEO
Go into the bulk edit section
Then check that your keyword is entered in the focus keyword section for each post. If it's not youll need to add it. Then youll see yoast will instantly recalculate the SEO scores
Sounds Like yoast didn't pick up the focus keyword from your all in one SEO
Go into the bulk edit section
Then check that your keyword is entered in the focus keyword section for each post. If it's not youll need to add it. Then youll see yoast will instantly recalculate the SEO scores
