About Yolette
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350 followers Joined January 2014
Greetings All! My name is Yolette M Saintiny; I am a Haitian-American Lawyer, Entrepreneur and Humanist. After I left my full time employment back in 2008

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Hi everyone,

I just signed up with eBay's Affiliate Program.

In order to verify Website ownership I have to upload an HTML file to my site. I am having a hard time v

to be more specific, what do i do with the html file that i get from ebay and then where do i upload it to wordpress? i know what filezilla is and have used it for school, but how would i do that with wordpress?

You should be able to just copy and paste the file to your wordpress. However, it must be in the correct place or it will (a)mess up your website or (b) eBay can not find it.
I would find out what eBay instructions are about exactly where they want it. You can install it with copy and paste by going into your Editor. Depending on the theme, depends where your Editor will be found. Some are on the left-bottom in dashboard, some are on right-bottom. That is all I can tell you from what you have supplied. I hope this helps.
Ken

hello! i have the same question...but i'm a total newb!!! can someone break it down into bite size pieces please?

I have send you a PM Garreth

Agree...total newbie and still having difficulties with the info given and getting it to work.
Looking for some additional assistance if anyone can.

This is done by uploading the file into your wordpress root directory. You will need a FTP program like Filezilla. The root directory is the list of files after "httpdocs". You will see this after you configure your FTP to access your wordpress database.

Much appreciated... Thank you!

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eBay HTML file to verify Site ownership

eBay HTML file to verify Site ownership

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Getting Started
Updated

Hi everyone,

I just signed up with eBay's Affiliate Program.

In order to verify Website ownership I have to upload an HTML file to my site. I am having a hard time v

to be more specific, what do i do with the html file that i get from ebay and then where do i upload it to wordpress? i know what filezilla is and have used it for school, but how would i do that with wordpress?

You should be able to just copy and paste the file to your wordpress. However, it must be in the correct place or it will (a)mess up your website or (b) eBay can not find it.
I would find out what eBay instructions are about exactly where they want it. You can install it with copy and paste by going into your Editor. Depending on the theme, depends where your Editor will be found. Some are on the left-bottom in dashboard, some are on right-bottom. That is all I can tell you from what you have supplied. I hope this helps.
Ken

hello! i have the same question...but i'm a total newb!!! can someone break it down into bite size pieces please?

I have send you a PM Garreth

Agree...total newbie and still having difficulties with the info given and getting it to work.
Looking for some additional assistance if anyone can.

This is done by uploading the file into your wordpress root directory. You will need a FTP program like Filezilla. The root directory is the list of files after "httpdocs". You will see this after you configure your FTP to access your wordpress database.

Much appreciated... Thank you!

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Hi everyone,

I just watched MagicStudios' latest WAbinar on "From Traffic and Conversion" https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/training/from-traffic-to-conversion-a-walkthrough

My comments have already been covered below. Those should help!

Thanks my friend.

Here is the link to article Jay did about above the fold
https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/magistudios/blog/how-your-above-the-fold-can-affect-your-rankings

Thanks for your feedback. I actually used the tool suggested on the article... correct link is http://as-abovethefold.appspot.com/ and removed all ads and banners to below-fold location. Hope that helps in retaining readers... I will systematically review the rest of this sites' pages & posts as well as my other websites for compliance.
I truly appreciate your time and courtesies. Let me know if I may be of assistance to you in the future. Best regards, Yolette

I also listened in on Jay's webinar last night. On thing he does not like and I have already done away with is banners. Just looking at the first page your site, the first thing I see is an ad. Then you go down the left side of your page and it is all ads. That does turn a lot of people off. Jay even indicated this last night. I thing it was Jay that recently wrote a blog about banners but same is true for ads that they need to be below the fold. I will get you the link to the blog. Debbie

Thank you for your feedback!

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Niche Website Review  Feedback Please

Niche Website Review Feedback Please

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Getting Started
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Hi everyone,

I just watched MagicStudios' latest WAbinar on "From Traffic and Conversion" https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/training/from-traffic-to-conversion-a-walkthrough

My comments have already been covered below. Those should help!

Thanks my friend.

Here is the link to article Jay did about above the fold
https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/magistudios/blog/how-your-above-the-fold-can-affect-your-rankings

Thanks for your feedback. I actually used the tool suggested on the article... correct link is http://as-abovethefold.appspot.com/ and removed all ads and banners to below-fold location. Hope that helps in retaining readers... I will systematically review the rest of this sites' pages & posts as well as my other websites for compliance.
I truly appreciate your time and courtesies. Let me know if I may be of assistance to you in the future. Best regards, Yolette

I also listened in on Jay's webinar last night. On thing he does not like and I have already done away with is banners. Just looking at the first page your site, the first thing I see is an ad. Then you go down the left side of your page and it is all ads. That does turn a lot of people off. Jay even indicated this last night. I thing it was Jay that recently wrote a blog about banners but same is true for ads that they need to be below the fold. I will get you the link to the blog. Debbie

Thank you for your feedback!

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Hi everyone,

I have received traffic from naturalclick via my Weight Loss site for one of my targeted keywords. As such, I'm wondering and exploring ppc advertising with t

Yes, Yolette - beware of the snake oil salesmen....they exist to part you from your money! As a newbie, I have purchased more than a few worthless programs....just ineffective, dated or incorrect garbage. Follow the advice of the leaders here and you won't go wrong.

Wishing you much success on all your "stuff".

Suz

Hey Suz, I'm convinced... don't have money to waste on scams. Still trying to parcel out the time to create some natural linkages throughout; I will make it happen eventually.
Thanks for commenting and the great advice... I'm sorry you had to learn the hard way. Be well! Yolette

Lol, Yolette.....the School of Hard Knocks has millions of graduates worldwide. I haven't spent a fortune, but the amount I did spend had no bang for the buck at all. Can't wait to see what you are up to here at WA!!

As the old hippies say, "Keep On Truckin"....

Suz

Carson has hit the nail directly on the head!

This sounds like just another source of fake traffic that will not convert at all. It will waste your money as all these types of programs do. To get real traffic you need to do so naturally by getting ranked in google. If you want to do PPC, use google Adwords.

Paid traffic like this is a scam.

Thanks Carson... I will follow your advice. Best regards.

I haven't used it but you do need to be careful about those automated click software programs, because they may be spam.

Thanks for your advice Starcreator... I will!

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Re. NaturalClick.com

Re. NaturalClick.com

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Hi everyone,

I have received traffic from naturalclick via my Weight Loss site for one of my targeted keywords. As such, I'm wondering and exploring ppc advertising with t

Yes, Yolette - beware of the snake oil salesmen....they exist to part you from your money! As a newbie, I have purchased more than a few worthless programs....just ineffective, dated or incorrect garbage. Follow the advice of the leaders here and you won't go wrong.

Wishing you much success on all your "stuff".

Suz

Hey Suz, I'm convinced... don't have money to waste on scams. Still trying to parcel out the time to create some natural linkages throughout; I will make it happen eventually.
Thanks for commenting and the great advice... I'm sorry you had to learn the hard way. Be well! Yolette

Lol, Yolette.....the School of Hard Knocks has millions of graduates worldwide. I haven't spent a fortune, but the amount I did spend had no bang for the buck at all. Can't wait to see what you are up to here at WA!!

As the old hippies say, "Keep On Truckin"....

Suz

Carson has hit the nail directly on the head!

This sounds like just another source of fake traffic that will not convert at all. It will waste your money as all these types of programs do. To get real traffic you need to do so naturally by getting ranked in google. If you want to do PPC, use google Adwords.

Paid traffic like this is a scam.

Thanks Carson... I will follow your advice. Best regards.

I haven't used it but you do need to be careful about those automated click software programs, because they may be spam.

Thanks for your advice Starcreator... I will!

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Hi everyone, I just received 3 comments, as pingbacks from 3 of my pages simultaneously, from IP Address "

Thanks to All!
There will be duplicate replies which I was unable to delete.
I appreciate your time.
Great job! Yolette

welshy, on this theme- the date of posting appears on the upper left side of the post title.
Actually, I just realized that I never received pingbacks from any published articles or pages from this site,,, so I looked at another site http://fatbellybusters.com/ and confirmed "127.0.0.1" as the IP for the pingbacks.
Great detective work!
Thank you... I am so relieved :-) !
Best regards. Yolette

Forgive me if I'm wrong but this isn't spam, it's just a pingback.

When you publish a post/page and link to other pages within your site, you'll get a Pingback comment.
I see your latest post published today is doing just that.

Thanks welshy,
My last post was published on March 18th, 2014 on http://yolettemsaintiny.com -the site at issue.
The spam appeared as pingbacks... but actually could not have taken that long for additional pingbacks to appear... could it?
I checked the IP here http://whatismyipaddress.com/ip-lookup which classified it as "Local Host"
This is really interesting.
Thanks for your comment. Be well. Yolette

When I checked your latest post I just noticed at the bottom:
"Posted by Yolette at 10:06 am" figured that was a post from today.

Normally your own pingbacks appears as comment moments are you hit publish.

My thinking too.

If you know who to capture and share a screenshot, maybe post one showing the pingbacks from the comment area of dashboard.

I don't think it's a big deal, you can actually turn pingbacks off, just forget how.

welshy, on this theme- the date of posting appears on the upper left side of the post title.
Actually, I just realized that I never received pingbacks from any published articles or pages from this site,,, so I looked at another site http://fatbellybusters.com/ and confirmed "127.0.0.1" as the IP for the pingbacks.
Great detective work!
Thank you... I am so relieved :-) !
Best regards. Yolette

welshy, on this theme- the date of posting appears on the upper left side of the post title.
Actually, I just realized that I never received pingbacks from any published articles or pages from this site,,, so I looked at another site http://fatbellybusters.com/ and confirmed "127.0.0.1" as the IP for the pingbacks.
Great detective work!
Thank you... I am so relieved :-) !
Best regards. Yolette

Its a spambot... For akismet to work well buy their API key premium not the free one. It will automatically detect and blocked the spammers on your website.

Thanks cybridge... I'll look into the premium plan.

Hi OldMule, Thanks for your reply.
Yes they came at once from YoletteMSaintiny.com from the About, Make Money and Keyword Tool pages.

Prob just a bot - as long as no spam comments I do not see a prob.

Hi
They came from http://yolettemsaintiny.com
Where did you see that?

Should I add a Bot Blocker Plugin?
Thanks for your time and consideration. Best regards! Yolette

Prob is you want most to find and index you.
I still not sure where you saw the info in the first place?

Thanks again.

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Local Host Comments

Local Host Comments

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Hi everyone, I just received 3 comments, as pingbacks from 3 of my pages simultaneously, from IP Address "

Thanks to All!
There will be duplicate replies which I was unable to delete.
I appreciate your time.
Great job! Yolette

welshy, on this theme- the date of posting appears on the upper left side of the post title.
Actually, I just realized that I never received pingbacks from any published articles or pages from this site,,, so I looked at another site http://fatbellybusters.com/ and confirmed "127.0.0.1" as the IP for the pingbacks.
Great detective work!
Thank you... I am so relieved :-) !
Best regards. Yolette

Forgive me if I'm wrong but this isn't spam, it's just a pingback.

When you publish a post/page and link to other pages within your site, you'll get a Pingback comment.
I see your latest post published today is doing just that.

Thanks welshy,
My last post was published on March 18th, 2014 on http://yolettemsaintiny.com -the site at issue.
The spam appeared as pingbacks... but actually could not have taken that long for additional pingbacks to appear... could it?
I checked the IP here http://whatismyipaddress.com/ip-lookup which classified it as "Local Host"
This is really interesting.
Thanks for your comment. Be well. Yolette

When I checked your latest post I just noticed at the bottom:
"Posted by Yolette at 10:06 am" figured that was a post from today.

Normally your own pingbacks appears as comment moments are you hit publish.

My thinking too.

If you know who to capture and share a screenshot, maybe post one showing the pingbacks from the comment area of dashboard.

I don't think it's a big deal, you can actually turn pingbacks off, just forget how.

welshy, on this theme- the date of posting appears on the upper left side of the post title.
Actually, I just realized that I never received pingbacks from any published articles or pages from this site,,, so I looked at another site http://fatbellybusters.com/ and confirmed "127.0.0.1" as the IP for the pingbacks.
Great detective work!
Thank you... I am so relieved :-) !
Best regards. Yolette

welshy, on this theme- the date of posting appears on the upper left side of the post title.
Actually, I just realized that I never received pingbacks from any published articles or pages from this site,,, so I looked at another site http://fatbellybusters.com/ and confirmed "127.0.0.1" as the IP for the pingbacks.
Great detective work!
Thank you... I am so relieved :-) !
Best regards. Yolette

Its a spambot... For akismet to work well buy their API key premium not the free one. It will automatically detect and blocked the spammers on your website.

Thanks cybridge... I'll look into the premium plan.

Hi OldMule, Thanks for your reply.
Yes they came at once from YoletteMSaintiny.com from the About, Make Money and Keyword Tool pages.

Prob just a bot - as long as no spam comments I do not see a prob.

Hi
They came from http://yolettemsaintiny.com
Where did you see that?

Should I add a Bot Blocker Plugin?
Thanks for your time and consideration. Best regards! Yolette

Prob is you want most to find and index you.
I still not sure where you saw the info in the first place?

Thanks again.

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Hi everyone,

The website Seamalt.com has been crawling my blogs on a daily basis; a quick search on the Internet is not conclusive as to potential threat, if any, may be c

There is a very remote possibility that it might uncover the use of copyrighted material. If you don't have any on your sites, I wouldn't worry.

Not sure that I can help with this. Others will give you a good answer.

Hey Yolette, seamalt just poped up in my analytics too. Are you still confident they are ok or have you had any issues with them over the last 10 months? Like you I'm reading all kinds of different opi-ions about this robot.

This website also popped up in my blog statistics...any information is appreciated!

Hi Jesikah4, this is the response received from Kyle regarding seamalt:
_Kyle "No, this is a site that is navigating around the web scraping sites for content. They are not threat, this is a robot and they have access to none of your data (other than your website content that is LIVE that everyone has access to). I would not be alarmed or concerned here Yolette. End reply

For what it's worth, I am no longer concerned about this site scraper... there is only so much we can control over the Internet.
Hope this helps! Yolette

Hi. Not much coming back from the search engines. Registered 2009 but a parked page. This is likely a follow from a link in your blog post somewhere. It may simply be a serch engine in it's self.
Maybe someone else will have input too.
Why not query with Kyle or support?

Thank you for your courtesies... I'll contact Kyle or Carson. Have a great day!

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Is seamalt.com dangerous?

Is seamalt.com dangerous?

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Hi everyone,

The website Seamalt.com has been crawling my blogs on a daily basis; a quick search on the Internet is not conclusive as to potential threat, if any, may be c

There is a very remote possibility that it might uncover the use of copyrighted material. If you don't have any on your sites, I wouldn't worry.

Not sure that I can help with this. Others will give you a good answer.

Hey Yolette, seamalt just poped up in my analytics too. Are you still confident they are ok or have you had any issues with them over the last 10 months? Like you I'm reading all kinds of different opi-ions about this robot.

This website also popped up in my blog statistics...any information is appreciated!

Hi Jesikah4, this is the response received from Kyle regarding seamalt:
_Kyle "No, this is a site that is navigating around the web scraping sites for content. They are not threat, this is a robot and they have access to none of your data (other than your website content that is LIVE that everyone has access to). I would not be alarmed or concerned here Yolette. End reply

For what it's worth, I am no longer concerned about this site scraper... there is only so much we can control over the Internet.
Hope this helps! Yolette

Hi. Not much coming back from the search engines. Registered 2009 but a parked page. This is likely a follow from a link in your blog post somewhere. It may simply be a serch engine in it's self.
Maybe someone else will have input too.
Why not query with Kyle or support?

Thank you for your courtesies... I'll contact Kyle or Carson. Have a great day!

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