Hi mate, I've made music for years and always struggled getting it to peoples' ears, would love to hear your in-depth method which you describe.
Cheers.
Thanks for your updates, it's threads like these that are getting my juices going and I'm about to pull the trigger on a new domain and hosting (been out of this game for a few years).
Just to ask about your point above, as far as I understand, you would put your amazon link for product...
Hi mate, would love Divi if possible. I also hope you get into the university you want! I went later in life so don't think it's the end if this year isn't your year.
To add to this: would it just be better buying a .com domain and using the modifier "UK" in my titles/headers instead of going all out with a uk domain name? Or what is the general consensus of whether .co.uk ranks better at google.co.uk rather than .com ?
In my last thread I had asked how you would go about setting up a website to cater for traffic from different countries, but now I'd like to ask about when it's better to try and rank with location modifiers and how to treat the website.
What I mean is, a niche I'm looking at looks moderately...
So if for a keyword the main competitors are general review websites, would it make it easier to get to the top with a niche specific site? They have average PAs of about 32.
Clicked the button, but thank you for this. I am currently getting articles written for a site which I am going to start. Not been in this game for a long while.
Looking forward to this. I remember years ago when I was trying some SEO on a site and I was trying all kinds of methods, so never really knew which were working, and which weren't. This should be interesting and useful!
Ahh that's good to know although I don't think I need to take it this far as I am not trying to rank for such words, just wondering what to do within my content. But out of interest does that mean you'd have to individually build backlinks for each version?
Cheers for your help. Would this approach with WPML not just create extra webpages for the different spellings? So I'd end up with:
www.website.com/UK/colour
www.website.com/US/color
etc?
I do that Google recognises it as the same word though, thanks.
Thanks for sharing your results. I am...
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