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Hi all,
I would like to target my website to a few English-speaking markets. (UK, US, Canada, Australia).
In order to do that, I would need to show, for a same articl
If you meant to say to write specifically to a certain market and language, you will end up rewriting your content for (evt different sites) different markets while marketing the same product.
Prevent duplicate content at all cost, although rewriting stuff should be fine.
In my case I have a website tailored to all markets and I use a plugin to display the right amazon links and prices etc for each country. Amazon Link Builder is also capable of this (free, but more difficult) and there is Amazon OneLink to combine different markets through the same links.
Steven
Thanks for your answer steven!
The thing is I do not want to be only relying on Amazon affiliation only, which is why I need a more holistic solution.
Any ideas?
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How to show different content and or affiliate products depending on geolocation?
Hi all,
I would like to target my website to a few English-speaking markets. (UK, US, Canada, Australia).
In order to do that, I would need to show, for a same articl
Hi, I see no one has answered with regards to your specific issue. I'm facing the same problem and was wondering if you have discovered a solution yet?
Kind regards
Jason
If you meant to say to write specifically to a certain market and language, you will end up rewriting your content for (evt different sites) different markets while marketing the same product.
Prevent duplicate content at all cost, although rewriting stuff should be fine.
In my case I have a website tailored to all markets and I use a plugin to display the right amazon links and prices etc for each country. Amazon Link Builder is also capable of this (free, but more difficult) and there is Amazon OneLink to combine different markets through the same links.
Steven
Thanks for your answer steven!
The thing is I do not want to be only relying on Amazon affiliation only, which is why I need a more holistic solution.
Any ideas?
See more comments
Hi all!
I was trying to play around with both Jaaxy and Google keyword planner to find keyword ideas for my topic.
On quite a few keywords, I found significant diff
Big difference between google keyword planner volume &jaaxy;?
Hi all!
I was trying to play around with both Jaaxy and Google keyword planner to find keyword ideas for my topic.
On quite a few keywords, I found significant diff
In July this year, when Google releases Chrome 68, all sites that use the HTTP protocol will be marked by Chrome as "not secure": https://security.googleblog.com/2018/02/a-secu
Great information I have gone stright to my sites and changed them over. Thank you for the prompt.
If you have your own domain name and your site is hosted at WA then you can activate the SSL certificate through Site Rubix > Site Manager. (Search SSL in the search box at the top of the page)
If you're using a SiteRubix subdomain then there's no SSL certificate available.
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Http protocol to be marked as non secure, what to do?
In July this year, when Google releases Chrome 68, all sites that use the HTTP protocol will be marked by Chrome as "not secure": https://security.googleblog.com/2018/02/a-secu
Great information I have gone stright to my sites and changed them over. Thank you for the prompt.
If you have your own domain name and your site is hosted at WA then you can activate the SSL certificate through Site Rubix > Site Manager. (Search SSL in the search box at the top of the page)
If you're using a SiteRubix subdomain then there's no SSL certificate available.
See more comments
Hi, I see no one has answered with regards to your specific issue. I'm facing the same problem and was wondering if you have discovered a solution yet?
Kind regards
Jason