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Sorry you are having issues. If you are added as a user then you should be logging in using your own account. The 2FA would then be sending the authentification code to your email or phone.

Bro you work on hostinger.

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I made this video, it may help - czcams.com/video/a-VWWuQSy44/video.htmlsi=MEF-ERa5LYP_QuoU

Thanks for the great feedback. I made this for my clients to help them get their content organized. It reduces the stress for everyone :)

Oh yes. It is empowering and exciting.

Thanks. Glad you found it helpful.

So glad you found it helpful.

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Not sure what you mean. TLD's are the .com, net, .org, .biz, etc. - most top-level domains are delegated to specific organizations by the ICANN, an Internet multi-stakeholder community, which operates the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA), and is in charge of maintaining the DNS root zone.

Glad is was helpful.

That is the Astra theme using the Elementor page builder. Astra is OK. Elementor ROCKS!

I would like to do more. It is just a matter of time. Any request?

Hey - this is a good question. I can give you two ways to go about this and one NEVER do it. ONE - just Google "SEO Agency" near me and see if any local companies have the service you want at the price you want. Just know, SEO can be expensive and SEO Agencies tend to look for large companies and charge top dollar. So look for a small agency or solo SEO specialist. TWO - the person you pick does not have to be local. SEO can be done by anyone from anywhere. Local knowledge can be helpful, but SEO is mostly focused on what Google wants, so the person you work with doesn't need to be local. You can checkout our Local SEO Guide and services here , web907.com/alaska-seo/local-seo/. THREE - do not, I repeat, DO NOT get SEO services from GoDaddy, HostGator or any other large marketing company. They tend to use cookie cutter tactics that are outdated and inaffective. They also charge too much and don't give you any reporting or accountability as to the work they have done. Hope this helps.

Did you find this information out?

I don’t think so. I’m sure it’s considered a separate entity and as long as they aren’t pretending to be your company by selling your products or using your logo or something if yours, there is technically no infringement so you’ll just need to buy the domain.

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To categorize content you would use "posts", like a blog post, within Wordpress and assign categories to the posts. That is beyond the scope of this video, but just search for creating a blog with Wordpress. You should find plenty of videos about it. Good luck.

Thanks. Glad to hear the video was helpful. Let me know if you ideas for future videos.

This video is about content organization. Unfortunately we don't over blog vs pages in this video. Nor do we have the space to reply to the question in this comment area. You definitely want page content. And a blog may be good depending on the subject of your website. I'd say do a search in CZcams specifically about content, what to write and how to write it. Good luck.

Unfortunately this is a hard thing to figure out. Wordpress added the "critical error" feature a while ago, but it is rather useless as it never tells you why. It could be a plugin, the theme, the server... Fortunately, there are smart people out there who make up for the shortfalls of Wordpress. There is a plugin called "Fatal Error Notify", that once installed it sends an email with a detailed report about the fatal error. You set up who gets the email in the plugin settings. This is a GREAT plugin. I suggest installing that plugin. And then seeing if you can get the error to happen again. Then read the report that gets sent out. Here is a link to the plugin. wordpress.org/plugins/fatal-error-notify/

thank you for your answer Web 907, I installed the plugin fatal error then I wanted test the send me mail but it still have the same problem but now in the response of the request :(

@@erikat6163 That sounds frustrating. So you tried to test send an email and got a fatal error? Did you even get an email? You may want to contact your hosting company. It could be a web server resource issue. It is hard to troubleshoot. Even when we have full access to a website, Fatal Errors can involve a lot of technical troubleshooting and can be hard to determine. You can try uninstalling the calendar and see if the fatal error goes away.

Create your content in Word. Edit it. Fine tune it. Spell check it. Do this in Word, it is just easier. Then copy/paste it in Wordpress.

Using stock photos is common practice. Depending on how you get the photos (membership level with unplash) will determine the usage rights. Check to see what licensing rights you have. Some allow personal use but not business use. Some require photos credits. Others let you use images freely however you want.

@@Web907 ohh! Thank you so much