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Recent Content by Neil Robins

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    Should I use "https://"? Should I care about this?

    If you are using Google Chrome for your browser, a padlock shows up alongside the web address when a site is https indicating the site is secure....
    Post by: Neil Robins, Sep 26, 2018 in forum: Search Engine Optimization
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    Other online payment transaction services

    Quite often the payment processor you use is governed by the e-commerce script you are using. Most scripts include Paypal plus 1 or 2 others.
    Post by: Neil Robins, Feb 15, 2018 in forum: Payment Processing
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    Best hosting for my condition...

    If you have a website with lots of large graphic files, those files will slow down the site. If you do have lots of graphic files make sure they...
    Post by: Neil Robins, Feb 15, 2018 in forum: Web Hosting
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    Is Yahoo Answers way better than Quora platform?

    YahooAnswers was great 10 years ago but now forgetable.
    Post by: Neil Robins, Jan 23, 2018 in forum: Yahoo
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    Honest Reviews About My Website

    With a .com website you are currently only providing mostly Pakistan information. You need to extend your information to cover both the major...
    Post by: Neil Robins, Jan 23, 2018 in forum: Websites
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    Need suggestion related to creating a web store

    We use the WP-estore plugin to sell various digital products across several WP blogs. However, this plugin can also be used for physical products.
    Post by: Neil Robins, Jun 24, 2016 in forum: eCommerce
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    Need suggestion related to creating a web store

    Most of my e-commerce sites are now Wordpress blogs using the paid WP-estore plugin and it's associated WP-Affiliate Platform plugin. They are...
    Post by: Neil Robins, Jun 19, 2016 in forum: eCommerce
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    Which Security Plugin do you use?

    I've been using the Wordfence plugin(free version) for several years across all our WP sites and it has saved me lots of hassles particularly in...
    Post by: Neil Robins, Feb 24, 2016 in forum: WordPress
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    Rapbank affiliate network

    Rapbank has now been around for years based on products using the Rapid Action Profits (RAP) script. The products are all independently owned so...
    Post by: Neil Robins, Jul 3, 2012 in forum: Affiliate Programs
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    On how many websites I can place Google Adsense?

    There is no limit but you usually will create an Adsense ad for the niche (or as Google calls it "channel") of the site where you're going to...
    Post by: Neil Robins, Jun 24, 2012 in forum: AdSense
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    What Is Google AdSense ?

    Yes Google will pay for people clicking on those ads but from experience you really need lots of websites to earn a worthwhile income. There is...
    Post by: Neil Robins, May 29, 2012 in forum: Google AdWords
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    What Is Google AdSense ?

    Login into your Google account and then go to Adsense and set up your campaign. There are plugins for Adsense or copy and paste the script into a...
    Post by: Neil Robins, May 28, 2012 in forum: Google AdWords
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    I am looking for a script

    No one is going to click on a link like that in an open forum as it could lead to a virus. Put the link in full.
    Post by: Neil Robins, Mar 2, 2012 in forum: Scripts
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    What WP theme would work best

    My preference of an e-commerce plugin is the paid WP-eStore plugin from http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com although I have installed the free version...
    Post by: Neil Robins, Dec 30, 2011 in forum: eCommerce