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- Level 1 - Getting Started
OK, awesome. You now have your niche, in other words, the direction for your brand & business. That is great and don't worry about this not being "perfectly clear" at this point, as you move forward the pieces of the puzzle are going to come together.
Starting with a big piece today, your website. We are going to be taking our niche idea and turning it into a tangible business starting with your website.
Building a Website Ain't Scary, It's FUN!
Building a website sounds like a "scary" process, but fortunately you have access to the most advanced, yet simplistic website platform in the world here at Wealthy Affiliate. We pride ourselves as a technology company here at Wealthy Affiliate and we are the industry leaders in the website development space.
I am not going to toot our horn any longer, I would rather you experience the website builder and platform for itself. The first step today is going to be building your website, which will literally take you less than 30 seconds.
Click the SiteBuilder link
within the menu, and you are going to be ready to rock here (and complete the next task).
Below I have included a "Building Your Website in Under 30 Seconds" video walking you through the Website Platform (also knwn as SiteRubix) here at WA and showing you how quickly and efficiently you can build a website here at Wealthy Affiliate.
Task 1: Build Your Website
Your website is your foundation of your business. It is where all of your traffic is ultimately going to come to, where you are going to build brand and trust within the industry, and where you can promote products/services and generate $$$!
The SiteBuilder platform here at WA is the most simplistic, yet advanced in the industry. It is going to take less than 30 seconds to get a fully operational, profit ready Wordpress website up and running online.
There are 4 steps in the website build process, that I am going to walk you through here. To access the SiteBuilder and EVERYTHING related to your website, you will simply click the light blue "SiteRubix" button in the main menu.
Step 1: Choose the Kind of Website
There are really TWO options here, on a FREE website or on your OWN domain. Ideally, you will have your own domain, but that can come with time.
You can "register" your very own domains right within Wealthy Affiliate using our state of the art SiteDomains platform, which will allow you to instantly set-up your own domain for your own use.
If you are just starting out as a Starter member, you will be building a website on the .siterubix.com domain, which is a completely free website. You can build and host up to 2 FREE websites as a Starter.
As a Premium member, you can build and host up to 25 free websites and the ability to create 25 sites on your own domains (total 50 websites). That is more than adequate to drive many multi-million dollar businesses over time.
For the sake of this training, we are going to be choosing "On a free domain".
Do know that within the Premium membership, you can easily MOVE a free .siterubix.com button to a registered domain (one you may own) using the "Premium Only" MOVE feature. So by all means start off with a free website and then down the road you can move it to your own domain.
Step 2: Choose a Domain
Remember last lesson when I chose my "niche". In this step, I am going to be choosing a name for my website and placing it in the "domain name" field. This is because this will be my website URL and my brand moving forward.
As you can see below, I have added my brand "how to lose belly fat today" into the domain field.
When you type in your domain, it will let you know if it is available or not. In my case it was, but if your first choice is not available simply do another search until you find a domain name that works for you.
You cannot put spaces in your domain name, hence why my domain is "howtolosebellyfattoday".
Step 3: Choose a Website Name
The name of your website should match your domain, but it just needs to be grammatically correct (with proper spacing). You can see below my example of this:
Domain: basketballskillsanddrills.stierubix.com
Title: Basketball Skills and Drills
It is as simple as that. Don't overthink this step, your title will be the same as your domain.
Step 4: Choose a Design
The last step is choosing a "look" for your theme. As a Starter member you will have access to 12, hand picked quality designs.
As a Premium Member though you will have access to over 2,464 designs (as shown below) or your website and there are always new designs being added to this daily. These are referred to as "Themes".
Choose a design that you like.
Click on the design you like, and then you will be able to build your site.
SiteRubix, a Next Level Website and Hosting Platform.
You are going to notice that there are many other website features allocated within the SiteRubix menu. I don't want to eat up too much of your time here, but it is important that you understand the incredible benefits of the SiteRubix platform.
The powerful hosting you have access you here is unparalleled in the Managed Wordpress hosting industry. We truly specialize here in providing a secure, robust and FAST platform for you to run your website.
We know that your website IS your business, and it is important that you have the most advanced technology to keep your business operating at 100% at all times of the day.
The following are just some of the powerful features included within the SiteRubix platform here at WA.
- SiteManager (Starter & Premium)
- SiteContent (Starter & Premium)
- SiteBuilder (Starter & Premium)
- SiteDomains (Starter & Premium)
To make your sites secure and fast, we have some SiteRubix EXCLUSIVE technologies to make sure your websites are operating at lightening speeds, but also in a very secure way that protects you from hackers, spammers, and all forms of erroneous attacks.
- SiteSpeed (Premium Only)
- SiteProtect (Premium Only)
- SiteSSL (Premium Only)
- SiteComments (Premium Only)
- SiteFeedback (Premium Only)
- SiteSupport (Premium Only)
There you have it, the low down of the SiteRubix platform and you have your website officially up and running online. Exciting stuff!
As we move forward within the training we are going to be building out your website content, and working to get indexed and ranked in Google, Bing & Yahoo (and do so for free).
Have questions about this lesson? Leave them below in the comments area and we will be more than happy to help you out. :)
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And, yes, overall smaller audiences are better. Eventually (we all hope) we'll get bigger and be the next Amazon, but in reality it's really tough to break into anything like that in the beginning. Focus on small, tight-knit, groups within the horsing world and give them something they're looking for.
Good luck and keep us posted :-)
There is tons more than just horse training there is also everything that goes along like equipment etc.
Knowing you like horses tells me you are probably an animal lover. Your site could easily expand into a pet site. I like multiple niche website to draw a bigger audience. And have lots of affiliates that I teach you how to get approvals for that are specific pet niche affiliates. I haven't had time to check them all out yet but am pretty sure you could work them into your website easily.
I will leave my blogs here for you they are designed to give everyone here the jumpstart I never had over 13 years ago. Hope they will be helpful. Go through the affiliate lists. They can be good to see whats available and help pick or expand a niche
Best of Luck to you. Let me know if you have any questions. A big thing to remember to is it is the first one it can always be expanded and being the first one it is a learning tool. And you have tons of website building opportunity here as a Premium member
Jonathon... Help and Motivation Affiliate Approval and What That Means For You Affiliate Approval List 1. $-386-$ PS I love the WA motto of paying it forward, it's how I live my life and my blogs are just one way that I am. If you find the information helpful and useful please help me and pay it forward too. Thanks...
Also, I wouldn't really worry about having too small of a niche - if this is your passion, then start right with it. If you find that you've written everything you can on horse training, and aren't making enough money, then just broaden your niche a little, and continue. It's always best to start with something you you are passionate about, and have some knowledge on.
Best of luck!
The biggest thing is to take it at your own pace we are all here to help whenever you need it.
In the meantime, just to give you something to "play" with, click on the Research link on the left and type in random keywords you think might work in your niche. You will see several numbers, but the ones I want you to focus on right now are AVG and QSR.
AVG is the average number of searches for that word or phrase every month. QSR is the number of competitors you have for that word or phrase. (This isn't technically correct, but you'll learn the more subtle nuances in the training; for now it works fine.)
A good starter formula is to look for keywords that have an AVG over 100, but a QSR under 100. This means there is decent traffic to be had, but not too much competition.
This will at least get your started and used to working with the data. Good luck, and if you need anything just give us a shout :-)
You are defiantly Rocking it out like normal AJ.
Wanted to say I'm following you now and apologize for not following you before I have done this with a few members now that are always helping out everywhere like you. Seeing your profile pictures everywhere and the others I have just assumed that you were part of my network.
Best of luck to you. Keep up the amazing work.
You know, I normally tell new members if they have any questions or need anything to let me know. But I've come across several of your posts and comments and I don't think that will be necessary... you definitely know what you're doing, my friend.
That said, feel free to give me a shout any time :-)
I don't have any questions yet as I have barley begun this journey.
Looking forward to new opportunities..
Awesome enthusiasm keep it up. Stay on the training you are defiantly in the right place. I have a few blogs that I have been doing here I will add them they are the tools and information I wish I would have had over 13 years ago.
Best of Luck to you, let me know if you have any questions.
Jonathon... Help and Motivation Affiliate Approval and What That Means For You Affiliate Approval List 1. $-386-$ PS I love the WA motto of paying it forward, it's how I live my life and my blogs are just one way that I am. If you find the information helpful and useful please help me and pay it forward too. Thanks...
I'm ready for level 2, but first I should really start adding content to my site since I only have Privacy Policy and About Me.
My niche is guitar for beginners. I'm not an accomplished musician by any stretch of the imagination, but in lesson 9 I definitely got some excellent ideas to help me build content.
Glad I went premium.
Thank you.
You have a message to share.
Best wishes.
What commissions are available promoting WA?
Are the commissions recurring?
Do you recommend using a website or sales funnels when promoting WA.
I have found that sales funnels work quite well.
I have found that websites tend to confuse people opposed to a good sales funnel.
I'm not trying to reinvent the wheel here, LOL, i'm just kicking ideas around based on my experience.
I probably should go through the bootcamp first...
I already have a ClickFunnels account would it be a good idea to keep it?
Best Regards:
Josef Wiehr
Check this out,
Some details about promoting WA.
Best wishes.
The theory is that a sales funnel takes people through a series of very focused pages one at a time.
Like looking at one pice of the pye at a time instead of looking at the hole pie at once.
The first page is your ad.
It promises some sort of free digital gift if you optin on the next page.
the second page is designed to capture a persons Email address.
it is called a optin page.
The optin page has very little on it.
Maybe 10 - 15 words, a field for Email addresses and a call to action button with takes people to the next page.
The third page is called the thank you page. again only Maybe 10 - 15 words on it and a call to action button on it that takes people to a sales page.
They should read deactivate, don't push this unless you don't want to use them. Jim
Also when I searched for Kraken, Smush Image Optimization came up too, and it has way more installations and a higher reviewer rating than Kraken or EWWW - I know nothing about any of them, so am wondering why the preference for Kraken and if you (or anybody) are aware of a downside to Smush? Thank you!
First is writing. (I have 10 books out so far, with about 30 in various stages of production.) When I started self-publishing though (circa 2014), there was *nothing* out there about the "hows" of doing -- IE: what platforms are best, how do you upload, what are meta-tags and etc. I *learned* mind you, because I had too, but still, there wasn't a lot of help. Now there are a lot of "self-help for self-publishing" books and what not out there, so I know that's not really a great niche to start with.
The second is coloring. As in, relaxing with some colored pencils and a pre-printed design. Now, I know I could make a Niche out of "Colored Pencils and Various techniques to use" and the content would be links to the products used in various YouTube videos etc.
And the third passion of mine is Diamond Painting. It's similar to old-fashioned cross stitching, but it uses small stones (fake of course -- like beads) and a sticky glue and you subsequently glue the stone onto a canvas. It's "new" if you will and has kind of taken the place of "adult coloring" as the next hot thing. A lot of products out there, including accessories and what not, and I can see a similar idea of using product links to the items (on Amazon mostly) along with videos of how to use.
So, my question becomes, which of these would be a good place to start???
And a quick initial observation, I noticed that after I set up my account and answered the "money goals" questions, it brought me to this forum of same topic and saw these people who just signed up, same time and same day with me.
That's cool to know!
I can't wait to see how this will turn out and hopefully, grow with these newbies.
Feels like 1st day of school, meeting new faces. :D
One question i have and it probably has been answered but i do not understand how we would go about writing content for certain products. For example how would we write content for strollers or baby car seats. Would it be based on the features or benefits of having such items? i can understand that but then wouldn't the site be rather "thin" once all the obvious topics were written about?
I am probably missing something here i understand that. Maybe someone may be able to point me in the right direction. This is the problem that i am facing in regards to choosing a niche as the article states that we would be writing content and this seems to be a stopping issue because i can choose the niches but looking into the future regarding the content, i am finding myself eliminating niches one after the other based on this criteria.
Again i am sure this has been asked and answered and my apologies.
Thank you
Also, what people want to hear is what are the benefits of any product. You should mention features of course but always benefits over features.
I want to share with you two great posts from Kyle that will answer most of your questions: Creating Expert Content, Without Being an Expert. Can YOU Actually Become an Authority Online? Tom
I hope this helps.
I hope that clears it up for you some!
Good luck to you,
I've just come across this website and decided to give it a shot but before I decide to really get in deep with it, I have some questions. Does this really allow you to eventually quit your job and work from home? How well does it work for stay at home parents or people with hectic schedules? How soon were you reaching your goals? (I realize the answer for this is different for everyone.) I'm sorry to not have questions about the courses just yet but I can't help being skeptical and suspicious of a program like this.
The answer to your first question is yes, it can allow you to quit your job and work from home.
It won't happen overnight or even over the first couple of months. You have to put in the work in order to make a success of your online business!!
But, if you focus, follow the training that is provided with the premium membership then you have every chance of succeeding.
I have a very hectic life but if you can manage your time properly then you will be able to achieve everything you need to. I have 3 kids, a dog, a cat and a full time job so really have to move things around so I can work on this.
I have been here for just over 2 months and haven't made any sales yet. However, I am getting traffic to my website and people are clicking on my links. I have written lots of content and some of it has been indexed in Google which is awesome!
It took me 2 days to decide to go premium and I am feeling so good about this place and I know I will achieve my goals! I would definitely recommend going premium as you get so much more for your money!
All the best
"How well does it work for stay at home parents or people with hectic schedules?" It works extremely well because you can work through the lessons and build your business on your schedule... you're the boss now :-)
"How soon were you reaching your goals?" As you suggested, it totally varies. Just remember, you are learning to build a business just like any other, except you won't have all the overhead as you might with a traditional brick and mortar business on your local street corner. A good rule of thumb would be 12-24 months. Some people do it much faster, and some much slower. As long as you go into it knowing it's not get-rich-quick you will do fine.
Hope this helps.
Here are a few blogs I ran across in the past that you may find useful in making your decision: New To WA, Want To Quit or Have Doubts? Success Stories Will Show You The Money! How Long Does it Take to Make Money at Wealthy Affiliate Best of luck to you,
I'm hoping to get your advice. I have a niche in the wellness space and most of my articles are getting indexed in google but I'm hardly getting any traffic. Do you have any tips on how to get more traffic to my site?
Siobhann :)
I am sending my picture as you asked for it.
The other idea I have is for dog accessories/fashion. I have a dog and enjoy giving her a bit of a fashionable look with a bandana or scarf. I end up searching for dog accessories online all the time, so i figured it would be perfect.
Alot of small business owners make income solely off of they're skill, like my boss for instance.
Do you guys think that finding and picking the right niche is one of the more important skills pertaining to this industry?
Or is it equally as important to know how to make the right type of website?
You can build a blog to write articles about the niche you are in like most people do here.
Or you could build an ecommerce type of website where you just have categories and products like Amazon or ebay?
Good luck,
P.S. If you want to make $10 grand a month I would suggest a niche with high ticket items. Otherwise you will have to make hundreds of sales to get there? If you make $500 to $2500 off of a sale you only need a few sales to make your $10 grand.
Believe me, there are many people doing that every month online. Hell, if you really learn SEO you can take on customers and keep there websites optimized and on Page #1 of Google so that they get that free search traffic and they will pay thousands a month for just that.
I know several guys who travel around the world working from wherever they are and loving life! I get email from them all the time. I'm envious as hell :-)
Good luck buddy!
I just don't know where to start. I had a Parathyroidectomy. Last year Oct 15th It is not well known. So I am a speaker for it. I don't want it to ruin someone Elise's life, as it did mine. I did not know I had it. For 30 years. It actually ruined my entire life. I lost my children because they thought I was crazy.
Divorced my husband, I can not tell my girls because we have not seen each other in 7 years. They don't want to have anything to do with me. This brings tears to my eyes everytimeI think about it.
It just seems like your spending a lot of money just to get the word out? There are free site builders out there, and forums that you can post articles on.
It's just that if your trying to start a business like most people who come here then you have not picked a very good niche have you?
How can you make money from this? Are there products or services you can sell or am I missing the point completely?
It's just that it sounds like you just want to help people, and if that's true I just hate to see you having to pay to do that?
Other then that, my hats off to you! I think your awesome for doing it. Truly!
Good luck, and I am going to follow you. Let me know If I can be of any help?
All it takes is a chemistry blood test. The symptoms outweigh the disease itself. I was exhausted all the time for years, mood swings my Focus, memories,, I would lash out at any one.My Actions & Reactions were way off base.
When had my Surgery, I woke up feeling like a whole new woman.
Only an addict/alcoholic or someone who is close to one would understand this idea, but when it comes to addiction, 9 out of 10 treatment centers tell you that the only way to stay sober is in AA or as its called "the program." I disagree, especially because only 3% of addicts are successful in "the program." So I feel that there is a huge opportunity for other programs. Being someone that has struggled with this for years, it's really disheartening to find out that you are part of the 97% that just can't get in to the AA mindset.
Selling art supplies would be much easier to pursue, it's already cut and clear.
Going the other route would include much more than affiliate marketing because I would be selling a service that I would potentially create content for. I know there are other books and such on this topic, but as for affiliate programs to sell the books/programs I am unsure of. I'm going to do my research but if there is anyone familiar with this that could give me some insight that would be great.
Seriously. One of the hardest things to do when coming up with any niche is developing something unique. Often coming out with just another generic "me, too" site doesn't work too well because there are already more established sites like that.
Instead, you want to try and come up with something that makes you unique and stand out from the crowd. So why not combine your experience and passions: help coach addicts to overcome their issues THROUGH art?
Something to think about :-)
But if you decide to keep them separate, you should start with what you are most passionate about, not what seems easiest.
The more passionate you are about something, the easier it will be to keep at it, which is the most important thing. Be the tortoise, not the hare.
Good luck.
I think it would catch on
People could...paint they're addictions
You could sell all types of art supplies?
Once you really start growing your site traffic you can even sell advertising space on your site?
Will you please share that information with me at this time?
This includes absolutely everything you need to create and grow a business online from the training, weekly live classes, he support, the tools, the websites/hosting, the mentoring, network, exclusive access to all updates...you name it.
We also have a 6 month option for $234 which works out to be $39 per month when paid in full, and a yearly option of $359 which is a big discount and that works out to be $29 per month when paid in full. You can choose either or.
Hope this helps you out Peter and if you have any further questions let me know.
can your site lead to many different products for example, your site is about basket ball. can this branch into different topics such as basketballs, clothing, boots, training drills, nutrition etc so throughout your site you can direct people to many different products relating to basketball and therefore have a wide range of products to earn a commission off within your chosen niche?
thank you
Definitely, as it relevant. Your content should be helpful and relevant to your niche. The more people like your content the more traffic and lead revenue and commissions. Keep follow the training take time you can get more need to know and as you learn take action.
NOTE: The only way to receive money in Ethiopia is via western union or other similar organizations!!
You see an edit pen on your page when you're logged in your website. When you log out, the edit pen disappears. You can see the edit pen, your website visitors do not.
Your category says uncategorized until you make categories in your Wordpress posts. Here's a tutorial on how to use them: WordPress Categories Tutorial Good luck and have fun!
I recommend that you install Google Chrome as your browser. This will make your experience online that much better (and resolve any video playing issues if you are having any).
You can install it for free using the following link:
Hope this helps you out. :)
I am having some confusions about my niche.
I have already selected my niche. Now how do I write the contents?
Do I write the articles like a shopping website, like description of the product with the link to the affiliate site or should I write it like an essay-like article and insert the affiliate links in between?
Start by writing some informational articles first, related to your niche, so as not to come across as too "sales-related".
I want to help people that ______________.
and fill in the blank, and then i would know what to start writing about, 2 weeks later i have 6 posts. some are reviews and some are history about a brand or product. in some of the training he also said you dont want affiliate links in all your posts if you want google to take you seriously, write something about your niche, and then you link to another post where you can put in a few affiliate links
Then if he is going to buy what he is looking for and that is your attached link, and you have the commissions for that products if your visitors of your site click that link.
To use your example above, baby monitors may be a little too narrow, and not provide you with enough material to write about. You could broaden it to "essentials for a baby's bedroom", which then gives you lots more scope. You are then targeting an audience of first-time parents, and helping them get prepared for the baby.
I attempted building a website in the past but everything was so complicated and there was no one walking me through the process so I never finished those projects.
I surely couldn't think about making money. This program is laid out in such a way that the concept of creating a website making money and all the important stuff in between, does no feel overwhelming.
Good night, sleep well or have a great day depending on which side of the globe you are on.
When deciding on a niche and trying to narrow down to a more specific niche, I recommend you ask yourself the following question:
I want to help people that ______________.
Fill in the blank and you are going to be much closer to a specific audience. After you do this and if you want to run any further ideas by me, let me know and I will give you a hand. :)
I am looking to supplement my income. I'd like to get at least $700 coming in a month. My dream income is $5000.
At this point, I will put in 20 hours a week and see what happens.
When deciding on a niche and trying to narrow down to a more specific niche, I recommend you ask yourself the following question:
I want to help people that ______________.
Fill in the blank and you are going to be much closer to a specific audience. After you do this and if you want to run any further ideas by me, let me know and I will give you a hand. :)
Believe me, it will not be hard even if you are not a writer. As you complete the lessons you will see how easy it all becomes. Writing content is one lesson and by the end you will be able to make a post. The lessons are easy to follow and practical.
The thing is BOBBY, you know what you want to do. Your passionate about something, that I believe is a great start. Good luck... Talk soon
Engineering (I am a chemical engineer with a particular interest in renewable energy technologies)
Mathematics (this has always has been a passion of mine, especially calculus)
Computer Programming (I am learning about Linux presently and hope to share some of what I learn in the not-too-distant future)
Music (I play guitar, although not very well. I am fairly competent in music theory however, at least at the most fundamental level)
Sport (I have a particular interest in triathlon and would like to share my thoughts on ways I motivate myself to train as well as programmes I use)
DIY (I have a few projects ongoing which I could make videos and share progress about)
Money will be generated in two ways:
1) Affiliate marketing
2) For the more educational aspects (i.e the maths page) I could give free taster lessons on (say) differential equations and ask people to pay for further lessons
I have absolutely no idea if any of the above will actually generate any money but I will definitely have fun trying!
Any comments, criticisms, observations would be greatly appreciated.
You will also confuse your visitors. For example, if I found your site through searching for something guitar-related, but the rest of your articles were on engineering and maths, then I would soon leave and not return, then you have lost a potential customer.
If however, all your articles were on music, I may well bookmark your page, to return to for further advice.
If you click on the Live Events tab on the left menu there are hundreds of webinars that cover everything in great detail the videos are an hour or more on average. And can be searched for within the Live Events tab.
There is usually a new live webinar every Friday right now Jay has been discussing the ways of using instagram and how to incorporate it into your new business. Make sure to subscribe to them so you don't miss them, if you do it's ok they will be in the live events tab when your are ready.
The webinars are one of the most amazing tools that are provided here for us, make sure to take full advantage of them. They can tend to be over looked and the information is priceless.
I think all your niches are super interesting. I know most here wont agree with me but I like the idea of a website with many niches. for example I shop at the super store because they have food, electronics, insurance, and tons more items that I need and want in one place for my Convenience.
I have over 24 years of marketing and advertising experience.
I have been waiting for an opportunity like WA for a long time.
The most important thing is exposure. The amount of websites that we get for free and can host is ridiculous for the price we pay. It's unheard of anywhere my new marketing strategies that I just mentioned briefly in my second blog. Is all about multi niche websites.
How you build one website that has multiple niches. That website can turn into as many other new websites in minutes by simply coping from one to the other.
That means your main website that has all your niches Mathematics, music, engineering, sports, DIY, ETC. is now 5 plus new websites that you made in one spot first then just Click Copy Paste.
The math is simple you now have over 5 times the exposure the individual niche sites have links to all of the sites it connects everything in network.
For me I'm not a blogger I'm a businessman and here to earn and profit. The blog content on my websites is generated by members of the website community just like here.
The Wordpress themes with your Premium membership and the right plugins make them store front websites. They don't need to be blog sites.
I do my research always just in the last few days I learned That because of how other companies and people have been using Wordpress blog websites Google is changing how they look at them and rank them.
Single topic sites will be a lot harder to get good rankings on.
"Times are changing and we need to too."
Best of luck to you, be sure to let me know if you need any help.
PS. Also with the multi sites it means more affiliates can be added and spread out covers more range more exposure more earning capabilities.
And right now we are at 349 approved affiliates.
Don't worry traffic is easy the way the blogs works is the same as just having a website description on your home page its a post and technical a blog. the page gets set as a static page and lock that post.
And the way I see it if you have it as a blog and don't have the right settings your main page blog is constantly changing..
Which, means your keywords which are the most important part to get ranked in Google are gone as soon as the blog switches to the most resent on most popular etc. Depending on the main blog post setting.
A static page keeps what you put there, there and your keywords stay where they need to be.
As I mentioned keywords are the most important part. They can be hard. Once you understand how to search and the proper ones to select with practice it's super simple.
I have a keyword stacking strategy and with my experience my websites even in the first few days can generate over 45,000 views. Having no content other than the main page description and keywords.
I have shared my keyword strategy and will be putting it in on one of my next blogs. There are free tools and information in the first one and everything you need to know about obtaining affiliate program approval there are 126 programs in the blog that approve instantly and today has been busy I'm up to 353 as of right now that I Have been approved for the big earning ones coming in more and more. I give everyone ,my strategy and explain more on how to explode earning potential on an infinite niche site.
Traffic is also easily created with social media and any advertising option.
And no it's not a requirement but can help when narrowing down niche ideas or expanding on them.
I will leave a link to my first blog below there are free tools to help everyone get a jumpstart here.
And I'll add a copy of my definition for jaaxy and the free keyword app that is in with the free tools below. in a sec here.
Jonathon... Help and Motivation
The biggest thing with keywords to remember is that you want high search numbers but you want them to be low to med,. when it comes to competition. If you use the high competition search keywords that means that you are competing with the best in the business that pay up too and way over $15 per click to make sure they get found first.
One trick I use is too add all the low competition keywords that have an expected visit from the search numbers down to about 10,000 projected visitors per day. It works really well I have 3 sites up and running in the 9 days I have been with WA and combined in less than 4 days I have already had over 45,000 page views. And have only added the homepage keywords so far.
I have only used jaaxy a few times It gives. The numbers that I mention just differently from the free app pack that's in my first blog post.
I just looked through Jaaxy quick so I can explain it a bit better for you then I'll explain a bit more about the other app.
In Jaaxy the first number the AVG is the average number of searches that the keyword receives each month
Traffic is the expected visits to your website if you achieve first page rankings in the search engines
If you click get QSR it shows the number of competitors for that same word. And shows a coloured bar Green is great, Yellow is ok and Red is poor.
For jaaxy you would want Green bars with low competitor numbers and high AVG numbers. For example if your keyword is Green and has a number around 20 there would be at least 20 other competitors that will be competing with that keyword.
Unfortunately if you are not super rich and using google ad sense pay for click you would show up in number 20 of the search results. Remember too that its just for that one keyword so someone with more keywords in the same niche could change that 20 to 200000000000000000000000000000000000000
The way to beat the big guys that pay to have their sites first, they are all the ones usually right at the top of search pages and they say ads on them nowadays they are talking over the whole first web page results and more.
To beat them you need to have more keywords that have low competition that they or only a few of them are competing on. By stacking low keywords the combinations can out rank the other websites.
The free Link tracker app that's in the app pack I mentioned gives a lot more detailed info the output of the numbers. It show the number of Views for the keywords on google in the last month. The second section predicts the number of visits to your site usually around half of the previous months searches. The third section shows the competition level High , medium and low.
Thats what I was talking about earlier when I mentioned how I search for them. usually the key words will have over 150,000 views from the previous month with the second section being around 75,000 expected visits to you site per month. When I do my stacking I will select every low competition keyword down to 10,000 expected visits per month.
If you get a really unique keyword it will be first in the selection menu and have a low competition rating from my experience will have tons of other high ranking low competition results these keywords are the jackpot. My stacks usually will have over 100,000 to 1,000,000+ in expected views. Since I joined CJ affiliates that I talk about in my second blog post. And placed my affiliate adds around three days ago i have already had over 50,000 impressions meaning that in three days over 50,000 people have viewed my webpages. And shows me that the 100K to 1Million views pre month is right in the ball park of my keyword stacks.
The app also has a cost per click box that displays the price you could pay if you wanted too usually even with the low competition the prices are $1-5 minimum and $15 and up if they are high competition.
Not to sure how familiar you or anyone reading this is with pay per click but it means you can have your add with that keyword placed first or in the top how ever many of the other people that are paying for the click's. And means that every time someone clicks your add you pay google the set price per click every time. I believe you can add funds and cap your account. It's been years since I checked into it. And with how affiliate programs are it's pointless as most affiliates wont approve your applications because it violates their contract to use any pay per click option.
It also displays the keyword Difficulty. In the keyword planner and has tons of other options.
As I've mentioned it is free and is free for life. when it's downloaded the first time it has a seven day trial notice that pops up. I'm just looking into it now it is free for life when the 7 days runs out if you click upgrade it will jump you to an options web page one of the options is free forever when you return to the app there is an registration key box. underneath the heading Registered By it says FREE LICENCE under that is the place for the actual Registration Key for the free licence.
Which I haven't been able to find as of now there are tons online but the are hacked ones from keygen's which is fine if they are just for the free licence. But if they are for one of the full licences it's copy write theft.
Not to worry though I have already emailed the company to see where the key is it probably was in the first email that I can't find.
Check it out if you want I should have the free key problem figured out in 7 days.
I can't stress how important keywords and keyword staking is before using the free app I have had and still have a paid Keyword search app thats only $4 a month it works pretty good Jaaxy lite is really good pretty sure the full version is amazing.
When I do keyword searches I usually use two or more apps at the same time. It's awesome that they include Jaaxy lite for us. It's always good to have lots of tools.
Hope this helps let me know if you have any other questions.
Best of luck Tommie...
I already have the list of keywords that I can use, but, how do I apply those keywords? Do I need to change my Home Title to one of these keywords that I have listed?
Thank you for the assistance :)
Good Luck - Sandy :)
You can add your keywords to you home page title the more keywords from your keywords list that are on your home page the better your rankings will be google searches for them.
And uses them to verify your site. For example if you had an adult site and use unrelated keywords that generate high traffic and don't have them on the home page googles algorithms know somethings is shady and will literal skip the site all together it's one of the ways they keep crap out of our searches.
Sorry if I seamed a bit blunt at all I usually try to be a little more friendly just been a really long day and was tying to get some dinner in at the same time. Good luck with the keywords.
I can't guarantee you will make money as a starter member., I do know that WA gives you two free websites and will keep them for 6 months free. After that they are cancelled unless you go Premium. In the first week you get unlimited access to all the chat and communication features. They are limited after the first week as a starter. here you have an amazing community thats here to support and help you every step along the the way.
I'll add my two blog post there what I have shared just in the last few days and will be sharing lots more you can tell me if it's useful I designed them to be able to help give everyone here a jump start free of charge,
I don't know your level of affiliate marketing skills but with the information in the blogs you could possible be making money in the first week. And I don't mean a fortune but generating money from clicks that become sales that eventually one day hopefully turns into a fortune. Again this depends on you and how hard you are willing to work and the knowledge you have already. Help and Motivation Affiliate Approval and What That Means For You In my first week I built 2 websites. Found an affiliate company through WA, it's CJ affiliates, I applied to 2778 affiliate programs through them and have been approved for 335 so far in my second blog I tell you how I did it and how you can too.
I did all this in the first week. I purposely waited to get my Premium so I could see exactly what could be done. I would have paid for it instantly if there was only an hour trial. And like you I'm spread pretty thin right now with everything that's going on with my business expansions.
You have the first week with almost all the features. I'd get as much done here as you can I'm sure you will be amazed like I was and know you will choose to go premium, and have six months to
before you really need to stress
Best of luck to you, let me know if you need any help and never be afraid to ask anyone here for help anytime even if one of us might not know the answers we will help you to find them...
Best of luck to you moving forward.
Maybe my template won't do this.
I also followed directions on getting rid of the search bar and Twitter symbol with no luck.
My issue was my pop up blocker for things not showing up.
If it is the training this is the link Online Entrepreneur Certification - Getting Started Level 1
Not sure if it is the same but try adjusting your pop up blocker settings. Mine allows me to turn them off per website. I'm using the new free browser Brave its Google based and they even pay you for using it.
It was suggested to me by another WA member because my Safari browser didn't work at all with the WA website and was crashing out while I was trying to watch the training videos.
If you use the Brave browser be sure to shut off the pop up blocker on the WA website, your website builder dashboard page
and your main websites. It blocks everything literally. If a website seams like it didn't load right or is missing things turn off the pop up blocker and it will reload and not be hiding the missing things.
To turn off the pop up blocker click on the Lion Head it's at the top right. If it's on it will be orange and if it's off its grey. you just click the shields on or off from the drop down menu that appears when you click the Lion Head.
PS Make sure that everything is saved before turning the shields on or off.
Unless you have already used all of your free sites I wouldn't delete it.
You might find something that will jump start that niche again and you don't want to loose all your hard work and start again.
I recommend building your new site keep the old.
In your new site you could mention your old one and add a link to it, it could possible take off with the exposure on your new site. Just as an example...
Jonathan's advice is bang on. Park up your website and start a new one. You never know when you might want to go back to the old site and keep going with it.
Also, as a Premium member you can have up to 50 websites, not 25, hosted by WA. So you are unlikely to run out of hosting slots any time soon!
Best wishes
One thing I should have mentioned to is that with linking you old site to you new site. It's a good idea to incorporate links of all your sites to all your other sites.
And can be done simply by adding a sub menu or main menu option.
For example as a sub menu under the Home page menu, you can add a page and call it something like: More From this Publisher, See More, Mikes Sites etc. On the page it links to have all your websites with a brief description and links to each one this can be a great way to get exposure to all of your sites as well as building your following.
For example a patron from one site might love that site and still check out your other ones that may be of no interest to them. But they check them out anyway because they are a fan of the one site that they love. It can help to increase traffic drastically to all your sites. Generally if some one likes your site they probably want more. This page is also a good place to add your WA affiliate links.
With my 24+ years of marketing and advertising experience. The most important thing is exposure and with the free websites and all the other incredible tools that WA provides for us. The possibilities are endless.
A important thing to when it comes to Niches is that no niche is a bad niche if you thought about it that means others are too. If it's one thats really popular and has high completion. Having the other websites with other niches can be a great way to break into the high competition niches by using the linking strategy of your websites that I mentioned.
Best of Luck to you.
But as everyone else said, you really shouldn't do this. You have room, it's kind of unlikely to start so many free websites, so keep it.
You never know. You may decide to give it another chance.
After choosing Widgets, in the video you chose the Navigation Menu...and the drop-down gave you a list: Header, sub Footer 1, Sub Footer 2, etc.
Mine does NOT do that. When I click on the Navigation Menu, I only have one choice in the drop-down (which really makes it useless...but still): Primary is the only thing listed there.
So I don't know how to place my menu on the bottom of the page.
I really think I have a later version of WP than what you used in the video, and there is probably still a way to do the same thing you did in the video, but I have not been able to find it.
I'm attaching some screenshots so that you can see the difference in what you showed in the video, and how it really is now in this latest version.
Hope this helps explain the issue...so sorry not to be clear earlier.
I ran into a similar issue before, and it's so frustrating, but thanks for your input on the matter.
I didn't realize that the theme would affect WP like that, but obviously it can and does.
Thanks so much for that info! I am much less frustrated now :)
not sure what my niche is yet, but i am thinking either rubiks cubes (my average is 29 seconds) or reviews of apps/games. I'm leaning more towards reviews lol.
Everything seems pretty cool so far, hoping to make a bit of money next year!
They just used a preworkout site as an example in the training video. Not so unusual anymore. Does anyone think this idea for this niche may not be good?
The fact that it's used for an example is a good thing. Kyle wants us all to succeed. The main example is Amazon which is one of the best and easiest ways to make money at affiliate marketing. And one of the ones I always suggest. Especially if you are new. For example with your preworkout niche they have thousand of relevant products for you to use to earn money..
The amazon affiliate program can be hard to join but if you check out my blog that I posted today.
" Affiliate Approval and What That Means For You"
In it I discus how to obtain affiliate programs. Have a list of 126 that approve instantly through one affiliate company. In total as of now there are 324 that I have been approved for. I give my strategies for how to obtain the other 198. As well as my new strategy to explode everyones earning potential with affiliate marketing.
In the list of 126 affiliate programs that will approve immediately there are two that are for Nutritional supplements. And there is around 10 more in the other list I will be releasing soon.
Exercise and preworkout niches are some of the best they are things that will never go away. If it's your passion I say go for it and remember this is just your first niche. Tons more will come to you as you progress here before you know it you won't know which one to focus on the most.
Best of luck to you.
it sounds like you have your home page set as your blog roll which is fine. It also means you have created your about me as a post.
Posts will appear in your blog roll, Pages do not.
It doesn't sound like you have done anything wrong. As you create more posts, they will display on your home page in your "blog roll".
At this point, I wouldn't mess with having a static home page. Go through the training.
All the best
How can I have a static Home Page and how do I make the homepage to be at the right place?
I'm accustomed to a file appearing at the footer on the screen - nothing. Tried a couple times - nothing! Help please!
Thank you,
I'm trying to figure out the access I'm supposed to have on Jaaxy. I just joined WA this week and upgraded to premium. I thought that gave the level of access in Jaaxy you show during your keyword training. However, when I'm in Jaaxy I have a very short list of results and nothing displays in the QSR column.
I also have a question about the billing for WA - I intended to pay $234 for 6 months of premium membership, but have been billed and (unintentionally) paid for an additional $126. I find that confusing, so if you could explain it I'd appreciate it.
Thank you,
I did figure out you actually have to click on QSR to load that info. And I've messaged Kyle. In the meantime I have proceeded with more keyword searches and am ecstatic about the results for low QSR and good avg. & traffic. This has been an amazing week so far!
As for an authentic review, as long as you're doing research and not just making the stuff up, you should be fine. Yes, hands-on is preferred but it's not required.
In this case, you will want to do a lot of product research to offer accurate information. Do not copy the product description and use that on your site.
Create your own review of the product and continue adding more site content with more product reviews.
I wish you all the best.
Se não tiveres a entender os videos, tens que se focar nos textos a baixos do video que ensinam a mesma coisa.
Estou aqui para ajudar-te naquilo que estiver no meu alcance.
I usually tell people to write in a way that they would their friend, how would you explain something, how would you communicate it, and how would you promote/recommend it.
It is this communicative style that tends to lead to better rankings as well.
is there anyone in the community here from Perth in Western Australia who would be willing to meet up for a chat about Affiliate Marketing? Or even a phone call? I want to go on with the Premium Membership but funds are so tight I don't think I can pull it off :-( Would love a sit down with someone to talk it through.
What are you looking to find out, we don't communicate through the phone, but if you have any questions let us know and we will be more than happy to give you a hand here. :)
I don't really like to write about myself...kinda private, ya know? But I DO understand why the About Me page is important.
I've read other people's About Me pages and usually do feel better about the site if there is something like that there. I think I will have to finish it up tomorrow, because it's getting late and my eyes are going now...lol
You can always edit your page and add more information as you move forward with your website.
I actually just recently updated mine after 8 months, I read my about me page and decided it needed more information so I added and it ended up having 1500 words from I think 500 words.
If this type of teeth cleaning kit was online it would sell a lot!
People are inherently lazy and like the idea of having a product that works effectively. The goal of using this product is both improved overall health and having to reduced use of a dentist [unless you really need to see one].
I use the basic idea myself and have consulted dentist friends of mine and the agree it is very good!
Both Kyle and Jay discuss it all in their training ... check it all out here on the platform ... simply key in your search words in the greyed search above or via the help center ...
keep well, keep happy! ... cheerio ... :)
Having said that -- and definitely run the numbers just to be sure -- I have a feeling "vintage acoustic guitars" is right in that sweet "Goldilocks" spot; it feels big enough that you'll see steady traffic, but not so big that you'll get drowned out by more established guitar sites.
Definitely worth checking out. Well done. :-)
with your WA Premium -- did you catch awesome Jay's weekly training on the About page? ....
get comfy as it's about an hour + ... hope it helps ...:) Build a Convincing About Page
I wanted to go in the direction of self-help, life tips on a variety of topics (budgeting, corporate jobs, self-care etc.), but I'm having a hard time figuring out a specific niche related to this. I don't see much come up on Google or Amazon when I type words like post-college, adulting, 20-somethings, etc. other than books. Am I using the wrong key words?
Do you have any guidance on how I can re-direct my thoughts or find inspiration through other key words?
I appreciate any help!


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Diary #3
After the Leogang World Cup I had six weeks at home, exactly like a kid on school summer holidays, and that's how it was spent. It's even better though when you are a big kid with wheels to get around. To keep me on the right road though I got on Skype with my coach and made a plan for the next few weeks, which included the national race at Llangollen. That was such a good track, gnarly as hell at the top in the steep rooty, woods which claimed numerous people all weekend.
Early on race morning my pedal gave me a good shin dig so I had a visit to A&E for some stitches. Four hours later and still with no stitches I had to make the call and get back to the track for seeding. I got back to find I had already missed the elite uplift so one of the drivers pinned it to the top in his pickup and got me there with just three riders to go before my run! I was riding mint and was 3rd at the split, but then I had a mechanical. That's racing I guess, but I still had an ace weekend of riding and was on form but blew it mid race run. I ended up finishing 12th.
There's a hill behind my house that has never seen some shovel action, and so that was the summer project. On and off over the next few weeks I'd get up early, get a gym session in, then spend the rest of the day hacking away. My sister had just moved into a house at the bottom of the hill which was a bonus for the tea breaks. What with building jumps, tracks, riding xc, dirt jumps, skateparks and generally being a youth in the evenings there was hardly any time to sleep.
Next stop was Innerleithen for National Champs. I'm sure the trees get tighter at that track every year! Some people were actually changing their bars for narrow XC bars! That doesn't say much for the track, but still most of us had a good weekend on it. Apart from Bryceland blitzing us all the times were super tight. I was in 7th and 0.8 of a second from 4th, and I don't think I was much further from a medal.
Orange sent out my new frame in time to get a couple of days on it before heading out to the Mont Sainte Anne World Cup. Straight away when I got on it I was right at home ripping turns and scrubbing jumps. On a good foot forward for the next two World Cup rounds. After a full on few weeks, a quick sushi date, a good night and I was ready to get on that plane. It was hectic journey on the way out there with delayed, canceled and re-routed flights, but I got a unplanned birds eye view over New York which was a nice detour.
Mont Sainte Anne is my favourite World Cup most years as it's such a good track and there's just loads of fun stuff to do. There's always a good feeling to Mont Sainte Anne. The track was changing all week with the rain coming and going, it would rut up then get rough. By the time my race run came around the turns were perfect and the sun had baked everything in place for such a good track. I had a good run but then with the finish line not far from sight my rear tyre started to go down! All I could do was nurse it through the last compressions and hope the tyre stayed on the rim over the last jump. Luck was on my side that day with it just getting me over the line and getting me 12th place, my best World Cup result to date. Buzzing!
It's been brilliant to work with my coach Todd at PerformX this year, he's sorted me out with a plan throughout the different parts of the season and it has really helped me focus and stay on target. I was lucky enough to stay with him and the rest of the PerformX team at these two races as Ben and Jacob couldn't make the trip overseas. Great meals everyday from Cathy (Todds girlfriend), gym sessions, and yoga through the weeks all helped the prep at the races and I got another top twenty at the Windham World Cup the following week.
The Windham track didn't have much line choice and was flat out fast with times being sub 2.30 mins, and it made for the tightest racing of the year. In my final run a sketchy moment out of the bottom rock garden cost me a bit of time, which was a bit gutting because there were seven other people on the same second as me, and it just happened that I was the last one, damn. Still, I was happy to back up my result from the previous week with another top twenty and I gained a good few places in the overall series.
Now I'm on the road to the final round, where I can hopefully get up that ranking even further…
Thanks, Harry
Website: www.harryheath.com
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Neither Digital Nor Color
Fun fact of the day: your new digital camera is neither digital nor color. Let me explain. The image sensor of your digital camera is a device called a CMOS sensor. (CMOS actually just refers to the construction of the semiconductor so there are many Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductors.) The sensor is made up of a rectangular grid of sensors called Photosites.
A photosite is something that measures photons (fundamental units of light) received in a given period of time. This process, however, is purely analog. The more quanta that hit the photosite, the more it's electrical value changes. These values are siphoned OUT of the sensor and then sent to a Digital to Analog converter. So the sensor is just an analog device.
(As an aside, if you were to save the output of the Digital to Analog converter to a file, you would have a camera RAW file.)
The color part takes a little bit more to explain. A photon is a type of quanta; a fundamental physical particle. String theory aside, the pertinent fact here is that they do not contain color. It is the vibration pattern of the photon that give us color - not the photons themselves.
Think of it like this. Photons are like golf balls. We're just counting how many golf balls we capture in a basket in any given time. The actual wiggles along path that the balls took to reach us is what we perceive a color.
So, if the photosites are only counting photons, then we're not capturing color information. To capture color information, we need to employ something called a Bayer Filter. A bayer filter is a mosaic of red, green, and blue colored squares. Typically, they alternate in a regular pattern (except for some Fujifilm cameras) and overlay the photosites. Each photosite has one color filter over it. So, some photosets are red, some are green, and some are blue.
The sensor is typically arranged something like this:
If you notice, 4 isn't evenly divisible by 3. So, there are typically twice as many Green photosites are there are Red or Blue. This is deliberate because evolution has gifted us with vision that is more sensitive to green than other colors of the spectrum. By heavying up on green photosites, you produce an image that is perceived as sharper.
Part of the job of a RAW processor (Capture One, Lightroom, etc) is to convert each photosite to pixels. If we just looked at a RAW image, it would be black and white and have a mosaic pattern to it (because of the Bayer Filter). The software interpolates neighboring photosite values into color pixels.
This is why a rendered TIFF file is larger than a RAW file at the same resolution. Each photosite in a RAW photo typically has 12 bits of information. A final TIFF tile normally has 24 or 48 bits per pixel of data (8x8x8 or 16x16x16). It is this interpolation step that produces a usable image but also balloons the file size.
A RAW processor does a lot more, but that is the subject of an upcoming post.


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In Part 1 of the book, you learned XML's underlying grammar, which forms the rules for writing an XML document. In Part 2, you learned how to transform an XML document into another form, in this case HTML. Now, in Part 3, you'll learn how to define a custom markup language in XML.
To define such a language, you will first identify its elements and their attributes, declaring which are required, and which are not. This information is called a schema. For example, an historian might create WowML, the (fictitious) Wonders of the World Markup Language, as a system for cataloging data about the wonders of the world. WowML might have elements like
year_built, and
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We all know what spam email is – the email we get from people we don't know and have never communicated with. Graymail is the email we receive from subscriptions that we actively signed up for at one time or another, so they are not spam, yet we typically delete them without reading them. These may be mail from companies with whom you've done business in the past, or maybe you signed up for a newsletter or provided an email address to download a whitepaper. The problem is that the emails that fall into the gray area between wanted correspondence and spam clutter your email inbox. Beyond being a nuisance, they may also cause you to miss important emails or take valuable time to manage.
The challenge is that, unlike real spam, you can't just mark it as junk and have your anti-spam software block the sender because you may want to get some of the email that comes from that source.
We suggest a multi-pronged approach to handling graymail:
- Lessen the amount of graymail you receive by avoiding being added to new lists and by unsubscribing to graymails you no longer want to receive, and
- Use tools to sort those emails so they don't clutter your primary inbox and/or are easily distinguished from your important emails.
Prevent unwanted graymails
- When you give your email address to a web site, check to make sure the "opt in" box is not checked. Often, the box is already checked for you so you automatically opt in to a host of email solicitations. Uncheck the box to prevent future emails beyond the necessary correspondence.
- Don't put your email address on your website as bots will scour sites just to collect email addresses. If you do include an email, be sure to spell them out using "(at)" instead of "@" and "dot com" instead of ".com."
- Create a separate email address for online transactions.
Unsubscribe to email you no longer want to receive
Unsubscribing from email subscriptions is the most tried and true way to permanently limit the amount of graymail you receive. Searching "unsubscribe" in your inbox should pull up any email where the word is within. It may take a bit of time, however, it will save you much more in the end.
Using email organization tools
Almost all email solutions, including Outlook and Gmail, support sorting email into folders. In most email solutions, you can set up rules so that messages from particular senders or with specific keywords in the subject lines will go into designated folders. For instance, Outlook 365 offers the "Clutter" feature to help organize your inbox, and Gmail offers its "Priority Inbox" which attempts to automatically identify your important incoming messages and separates them out from everything else.
There are more aggressive tools, such as McAfee SaaS Email Protection, that Sinu can help you set up to help manage graymail. However, most create filters company-wide and do not allow for as much individual control as the options listed above. Contact us if you have any questions about how to handle spam, graymail, or need other email management tools.


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Major Kitchen Renovation in Rochester, NY
Modernize century-old home layout
Create more space in the kitchen
Refresh countertops, cabinets, plumbing & appliances
Increase home value for future sale
Remove wall dividing kitchen from dining area (see full wall on image above left; see half wall with countertop on images here)
Create additional countertop area with more working space
New cabinet style and design for more room and accessibility
Down to the studs, making way for the new kitchen.
Remove the wall and add a structural header.
Complete the drywall and prepare for installing the new products.
The homeowners were a little scared when they saw their kitchen in this state - but within a week we had drywall in place and were ready to start installing the new products.


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Daily permits will be valid only in the following lots: Lehigh Lot-$5.00/day, Fourth and Buchanan Lot-$3.00/day, Mechanic Lots 1 and 2-$3.00/day, Laufer Lot-$3.00/day, and Wyandotte & Sassafras Lot-$3.00/day. All other posted parking regulations must be observed. Daily permits are temporary hang tags and need to be picked up in BPA office.
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- Vehicle make, color, and plate number
- Location of lot
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I had family in town this past week and something that seems to always come up eventually during family discussions (especially out of town family) is...
"Doesn't 'town X' have a 'store Y'?"
We have a rule at our family dinner table...no cells phones allowed. So when a discussion like the one above came up at dinner this past week I simply lifted my wrist and asked Siri if the city we were talking about had that store. Sure enough, my Apple Watch came back with the correct answer including information like:
- Hours of Operation
- A button showing the travel time with the option to get directions
- A second button with the option for "transit directions" if I wanted to use public transportation
- Phone Number
- A Visual Map
I have to admit that I was pretty blown away. I really wasn't expecting my Apple Watch to accurately be able to find that kind of information from a literally "off the cuff" question. Not only that, but the Apple Watch managed to display all of that information in a surprisingly useful format on that very tiny screen.
Now for the interesting part. The Apple Watch can find places via Apple Maps faster then when you use Apple Maps on an iPhone, iPad or even a Mac. Don't believe me? Try it.
Even better, I'll give you an example. I just asked Siri via my Apple Watch if there was a Microsoft Store in Cupertino. I was half expecting a "snarky" answer back, but instead I got a list of two nearby stores.
Followed by all of the really useful information I described above:
So next I tried finding a Microsoft Store near Cupertino in Apple Maps on my iPad. First I did a search for the city of Cupertino to get Apple Maps centered on the right city (because if I just did a search for Microsoft Store" it would find one near my current location instead of Cupertino.
Then I did a search for a Microsoft Store
As you can see from the results above the Apple Maps search on the iPad found the closest store and it was the same store as the one that my Apple Watch found. But if you look closely, the 2nd closest store it found wasn't a store at all but a corporate office building of some kind. Turns out when I looked at the 2nd closest store that my Apple Watch found, it wasnt much better. That store was actually a Microsoft Consulting and Service Center and not a Microsoft Store. So it appears the Apple Watch and the iPad are both equally inaccurate when it comes to the 2nd closest store.
Next I did the exact same search on the iPad as I verbally asked my Apple Watch, which was "Is there a Microsoft Store in Cupertino?"
As you can see above it found the same closest store but a slightly different list of stores. This time they all appear to be ACTUAL Microsoft Stores. Score one for the iPad.
What this tells me is that the Apple Watch is a just as accurate and much less annoying way to find things than it is to use my iPhone or my iPad. I never would have thought that to be the case until I stumbled onto it when I had no other choice but to use my Apple Watch. From now on I will be using my Apple Watch more and more for general map queries. I wonder how many other things the Apple Watch can do as good if not better than the iPhone. I might have to try to do more things with just my Apple Watch...


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TruckerTuesday - What To Remember This Summer
Check Your TiresAs the hot sun rises and starts to make the asphalt on the road sizzle, remember that the heat puts more wear and tear on your tires. Your tires wear out faster during the summer so keep an eye on their tread and be prepared to align them. If one tire wears out unevenly then extra pressure will be put on the other ones. Also, be sure to inspect your tires for cracks and bumps during your pre-trip inspection.
Have Fun, But Not Too much
Memorial Day just passed, so we hope you had time to relax and have some fun. Also, we thank all veterans for their service. However, summer fun can be taken a little too far sometimes.
Bryan Brandt, a 40-year-old trucker from Reno, Nevada stole a rig from his previous employer and backed it into a brothel, causing major damage to the building. Luckily no one was hurt during this incident, and the entire event was caught on video. We support having summer fun by hanging at the lake, and grilling in the yard, but theft and destruction take things a little too far!
Use ProMiles To Save This Summer
As kids get out of school and more and more people hit the roads for vacations traffic increases and the price of fuel goes up. Don't worry you can use ProMiles with your TruckLogics account to help. You can use ProMiles to either plan the fastest route possible for your trip or to plan the most gas efficient one. Do you want to save money or time?
Save on both. As you make your way through different states check ProMiles for the cheapest fuel around. You'll be able to see a list of all the fuel stations nearby so you can get the cheapest price possible. You can also look for different routes in case you hit a sudden traffic jam.
Stay Cool This Summer
What do you do when the summer heat starts to set in? Find a place like Big Boy's Truck Stop, in Kenly, NC, to park. Duke Energy of NC is planning to provide electrification services for truckers with IdleAir.
They will have 24 stations that truckers can use to avoid idling during overnight stays by plugging in. Drivers will live like kings with heating, cooling, electricity, and more!
Trucker FitnessWe appreciate this pin from Trucker Path because some truckers might not exactly have their summer body ready or care. Instead of looking good in that swimsuit they would rather be a master of driving. We're down with drivers who can fit their trailer in the dock on their first try! It takes some patience and skill.
Also, we know what happens on vacation. Good food. Sometimes when you're out enjoying a trip with your family diets get temporarily paused. Instead of gym fitness, you might fit an entire pizza in your mouth. It happens on vacation, just don't ever do it and get back to your diet after your vacation ends.
That'll Do It
Happy summer y'all. Thank you for tuning in for another TruckerTuesday with TruckLogics, your source of news and entertainment for truckers. Heck, we even find some great trucking memes for you! Be sure to check out next week's TruckerTuesday for more!


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Major New Russian Archive for World War IIHistorians in the News
The only English-language coverage I found was from Voice of Russia, and the translation isn't entirely correct. 13 million files in the Russian original becomes 13 billion documents in English, for example.
Artizov gives no concrete reason for the policy beyond the general Good Thing of bringing together all materials relating to the Great Fatherland War. It's not difficult to imagine, though, what's driving this plan. The Putin-Medvedev administration has made World War II a central part of the regime's project of self-justification, and something grandiose to commemorate the war is a logical step. As seems typical for the current government in Russia, this big idea appears to have come out of nowhere with little public discussion or preparation. Though Artizov says that the necessary legislation is in the works, I searched in vain on Rosarkhiv's website for any indication of the potential for such a major step. Clearly some preparatory work has been done–Rosarkhiv does feature a compilation of all photographic records of the war under the heading "Pobeda [Victory], 1941-1945."
The problems in Artizov's scheme are many, though–practical, scholarly, and political. Many of the practical issues are laid out quite clearly in an article in Vedomosti. Artizov uses the phrase 13 million files, and suggests the intent is to unite ALL materials on the war. But the Ministry of Defense Archives in Podol'sk have ten million files by themselves, to say nothing of the host of archives around Russia with relevant documents. A new complex capable of holding that amount of material, plus its selection and transportation, all within five years, AND at the same time that the regime has a number of other big projects on its plate, seems a trifle ambitious.
From the scholarly point-of-view, the organizing principle of the proposed new archive strikes me as dubious. Archivists (and historians) like the functional principle of organization–keep papers as their creators kept them. There's a point to preserving materials as far as possible in the organizational scheme used by those who originally created the documents. That's the best way to get into the flow of paper, which reflects the flow of work and power of the original institution. The proposed new archive violates that by organizing itself around an event (making it the only event-centered archive in the Russian archival system) and eviscerating the institutional and thematic archives which are already well-established. The plan seems to be to take World War II military materials from the Ministry of Defense, partisan staff and State Defense Committee documents from the Party Archive (RGASPI), and so on. This might extend, if we take this to its logical conclusion, to pulling all 1941-1945 documents from Volgograd, say, which would do terrible violence to the integrity of archival collections all over Russia. It just isn't clear exactly what sort of selection principle Artizov has in mind.
Putting the problem that way–the archives which will be forced to give up their documents–makes the political problem plain. I can't imagine that the heads of archives within the Rosarkhiv system are happy about having big chunks of their collections taken from them. A number were present at the press conference at which Artizov made his announcement–Sergei Mironenko (State Archive of the Russian Federation), Oleg Naumov (Social-Political History, i.e. the Party Archive), and Elena Tiurina (Economics Archive). They had NOTHING to say about Artizov's big plan, though they were quite happy to talk about what their archives were doing to commemorate victory. The elephant in the room, of course, is the Ministry of Defense. Artizov says that the Ministry of Defense is perfectly happy to hand over its World War II materials to civilian archivists, but the notorious difficulty of getting materials from the Ministry of Defense's archive at Podol'sk makes me skeptical of this.
I welcome comments from anyone who has a better sense of the politics behind this.
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She has gone from having a slender dancer"s body to being a buxom babe.
But former Danity Kane band-member Aubrey O" Day certainly isn"t afraid to show off her now ample curves.
The 27-year-old singer and reality star poured herself into a revealing white bikini on Saturday to host the Liquid Pool Lounge Party at the Aria Resort in Las Vegas.
Dangerous curves: Aubrey O"Day dons a white bikini to host the Liquid pool Lounge Party at the Aria Resort in Las Vegas on Saturday
Spray tanned to perfection, Aubrey showed her cheeky side in high cut frilly bikini bottoms which left little to the imagination.
As always, her hair was perfectly coiffed into cascading waves and she was wearing a full face of make up.
She paired the tiny two-piece with a pair of cute gingham peep-toe Christian Louboutins and a sheer black sarong.
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