Generated with mythemeshop.com/themes/schema
I would recommend you to use Schema Pro, rather than the built-in features of the Schema theme.
This might fix the error, as I think the control over the Schema settings on the theme itself is quite basic.
Since you're still replying the questions, one of my site states (javascript void 0) when i try to click on the menu button. What could be the probable issue for the same?
Rest everything seems perfect but the menu button doesnt work
https://wordpress.org/support/article/using-your-browser-to-diagnose-javascript-errors/
Please check this article.
This is mostly caused by a theme or plugin, you can check that from your browser console.
It would help to troubleshoot the issue by disabling the plugins one by one and switch back to the original theme temporarily.
Make sure to make a backup of your WP dashboard before trying this.
Sorry to jump in again. But do you know a theme very similar to nelL patel?
I love to use SEOCify for this:
https://themeforest.net/item/seocify-seo-and-digital-marketing-agency-wordpress-theme/22613339
Are the content readable when using WP Robot? Also I thought it wasnt good with SEO, no?
What are your thought on google cracking down on spun websites?
Use it on churn and burn websites. Believe me, it works in 2021.
Some content is not completely readable but I don't care too much. For example, one of my biggest converting niches is converting affiliates for digital products.
Around 80% is readable, but people click on Ad-sense banners and affiliated partner links. (think out free downloads to ebook links, I created a website where I scraped the entire library of a large ebook webshop, description has been spinned and proofread by an external agency, you can set it up like: scrape --> auto rewrite and save as draft, next I hired a VA connected to my WP scheduler plugin to proofread the content by a VA, he publishes the article and there you go, a brand new article for less than a coffee and auto indexed pretty soon @ Google. Some websites revive 12 days, some 3-4 months), you have to be a little bit creative and giving your own twist to this method.
What is best and easiest method to make something like this:
https://versus.com/en/asus-rog-strix-geforce-rtx-3090-gamin-oc-vs-msi-geforce-rtx-3090-gaming-x-trio on a wordpress website?
So comparison between devices,for example if I have 20 devices each would compare with each so that would be close to 400 comparisons. Any way this can be done without hiring professional? Some good plugins for this or what is the best way to go about it? Thanks!
Something like this?
https://woocommerce.com/products/woocommerce-products-compare/
Is it worth switching from Nginx to Litespeed?
Oh yeah man, you will like it. Around 80% of my websites are running on Litespeed servers.
@Festinger , I forget the username and password for the Cpanel. I can't able to upload files though cpanel. Which is the best plugin that we can use to upload huge file size directly to WP.
If you forgot the password of cPanel, you'll have to contact your host and ask him to reset your cPanel password.
Festinger, you're like a WordPress Jesus here, so share some experience of yours with page builders
The thing is - Gutenberg is not nearly as slick as Elementor, but I noticed that Elementor significantly slows down your website (even if you use optimization plugins)
Do you have the same experience of there's any other page builder that you'd advise trying?
P.s - beaver builder isn't better nor quicker, so this one is out of the question for me
If you want to use a page builder, have a look at the Oxygen builder, it's optimized for page speed.
https://oxygenbuilder.com/
Great AMA and timely too
I have 2 sets of questions:
Auto blogging:
1a. Is auto blogging still viable?
1b. If so, is it better to go small niche or authority?
1c. What are the best options to monetize Autoblogs?
Authority Blog
2a. I haven't heard you recommend WPBakery Page builder. What do you not like about it?
I sent you a Contact PM for 2 questions which I don't want out here
- Yes, auto-blogging is still vital if you can give your own twist to it. Above this comment, I gave a sneak peek of how I use this on one of my websites.
- I prefer to focus on broad niches.
- Affiliate links work the best for me.
- Too complex, bloated, and loads too many sources which have a huge impact on your SEO score.
If you run a bigger site, and need to choose between these 2 slug options, which one do you prefer, and why?
A: domain.com/%category%/%postname%/
B: domain.com/%category%/%post_id%/
I've always choose A.
However, my new project will have significantly more contents from a dozen writers. Let's say 1K+ posts and growing. And, with my fear of slug duplication problem convinces me to go for option B.
What do you think?
I will never choose for a %post_id% format, as it really sucks for SEO and readability for your website and Google indexation.
If you use WordPress, a duplicated slug will never end in the same article, as WordPress automatically adds a domain.com/article-name-2 to the duplicated article.
What business do you run off wordpress?
Affiliate websites and I do have an offline job as well
