http://www.jaaxy.com/contact-us tried that

No, the visitor will come to your site and get disoriented when they see content that they were not searching for. Start with one website, one niche. When you have that up and running and successful then you can think about building a second website.

I have an article on my site about one website vs. multiple websites when starting out. Get one right first before starting the next site.

~Jude

Hi Vivki. If you really feel you want to go down this path then I would set up a separate page on your website for each 'niche' idea. Make sure you give the page a short descriptive title. The advantage here is that you will see which page gets the most attention. This could then lead you to develop a separate website just for that idea. The main issue at the moment could be a lack of passion for just one particular subject. Find this nugget of gold and you will be able to focus.

I would not do multiple niches in one site unless they are all interrelated.
My sites are broad and can have hundreds of niches so I chose a couple for each site. Once the smoke clears and I see where the major interest areas are I will focus in that direction the most.
I will still give helping information in the other niches just not priority.

On the other hand than that offered below, it can't hurt to try it. After all it is your time. The problem I see is getting a comprehensive title. Maybe do one site with a couple of niches as you can manage just to experiment.

I think the experts here at WA will suggest that you stick with one niche to a website. I'm not the expert but that is what Kyle and Carson recommend.

I wouldn't do it. One niche per site. If you find you are losing interest in one niche, try another on a different website.

Pick two of your favorite to build two sites and go pack and forth writing your posts for each. That gives you the break you want in writing content and gives you two sites that can rank well on each niche topic.

You can do whatever you want, it is your own website. But how successful it will be, it is a big ?

Hi,
I wouldn't do that.
Mixing niches is generally not recommended, especially if they are completely unrelated.
Imagine you search for weight loss and get to a site that is selling computer software, too. Would be a bit weird, wouldn't it?

Try to write about something that really interests you (like your hobby), not just about something you know about.

The whole point is to be the expert in a specific field and keep posting about this topic.
5 posts on each topic wouldn't be enough anyways.
You need to write regularly for a few months before you even see results in traffic and conversions.

Sorry.
Moritz

It's called referral spam. I've done a lot of research on this lately. There are a few different ways to filter it out. But the latest I've heard is that annoying as it is it has no effect on your ranking at all. It just messes up your stats as far as analyzing your traffic. I may filter some of it out, but what I've been told is your time is much better spent creating more content. More content = more traffic. More traffic means these sites won't skew your data as much.

Most people get these "bots". I found this training last night to filter them out of my analytics numbers. This shows how to exclude them from your numbers or block them. Blocking requires a bit of coding.

There isn't much you can do about them visiting, but I know how disturbing it is! How To Filter Referral Spam From Google Analytics

Nothing to do with a backlink from a comment is it?

I was about to tell you where to find some welcome letters but Leo beat me to it. (LOL). ~Marion

You are covered Vickie!

In the main dashboard you'll see the new members that come to the WA - go to those profiles - You can see welcome messages.

Until you do create your own messages your member will receive the ones from Kyle and Carson.

And even after you create your messages they still receive the ones from Kyle and Carson.

Hope this helps

There aren't any samples, per se but you can see what other members are doing by reading the welcome messages on new member profiles. I highly recommend you add your own flare though, or even just think about how you would like to be welcomed! It doesn't have to be anything complicated - just something to let people know they have a support network and how they can get in contact with you.

Click on $WA Affiliate Program on left sidebar, then click 'messages' at the top....all automated messages are there and you can edit them any way you choose....is this what you were looking for?

You gleaned great information for all! :)

In addition to using a watermark you can install a WordPress plugin that prevents the copying of both your images and your content. It is called,

WP Content Copy Protection & No Right Click

Mark 'em copyright with a watermark and sue hell out of 'em when they use 'em! lol :) A watermark will at least identify them as yours.

Thanks very helpful

As others have said watermark is probably the only way. At least then if they get used you still get credit. There's really nothing you can do to keep someone from stealing your content if they really want to. Any precautions you take really just keep the honest people more honest.

Hi Vicki. I would certainly add your website address as a watermark, then just let them loose on the world. If others use them then consider that free traffic for your website.

I might add that when creating a copywrite and watermark that the watermark just might include your website address. Then don't worry about whether others use it.

This is virtually impossible. While you can take precautions, you could end up spending more time trying to protect your work than it takes to create new content.

It looks like there are some WP plug-ins that help protect images and posts. Perhaps one of those might be worthwhile.
Give them a google.

I would watermark the images if I were you, add -© your website name- very lightly over the image or somewhere on the corner in a subtle way that doesn't interfere with the overall image. hope this helps!

Place a watermark http://picmarkr.com/