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Healthy Food Blog with original content from a nutrition coach

Topic: Healthy food blog from a nutrition coach. Healthy tips, popular recipes, products reviews.
Age: 6 years
Monthly users: 1900
Earnings per month: $ 8.5
Number of articles: 41

The blog has a good perspective due to the current situation with covid. Cooking at home is a strong trend because of the lockdowns around the world. People don’t go to restaurants and cook themselves. Also the healthy food trend is becoming more popular. The topic is quite a narrow niche, so it is easier to be…

Healthy Food Blog with original content from a nutrition coach

Promising Franco Food Blog with original content

Topic: French food and style blog from American author who has actually lived in France. Her view of the country, people, restaurants, fashion. Interesting and popular recipes.
Age: 8 years
Monthly users: 2700
Earnings per month: $ 10
Number of articles: 127

The blog has a good perspective due to the current situation with covid. Cooking at home is a strong trend because of the lockdowns around the world. People don’t go to restaurants and cook themselves. The topic is quite a narrow niche,…

Promising Franco Food Blog with original content

Does the content on niche like festivals, wishes or quotes be considered as duplicate content?

Recently, I have started a Festival Wishes based blog as a starting step to drive traffic to something in future. I have some SEO experience (5 years back) but this niche is new for me.

It’s not easy to create unique content in this niche and overall the meaning will be similar. So what should be the right way to avoid duplicate content (not referring to plagiarism, it is avoided) and slowly set up the right SEO strategy for this niche. I am having hard time even to get the articles indexed in 48 hours, blog is 90 days old. I am using WordPress as CMS.

How To Create The Best Content Marketing Strategy For Your Business 2021

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How Microsoft Junk Mail filter really works based in body content links?

I’m not here to discuss about DKIM, DMARC, SPF, or other of the hundreds of variables in the difficult path to get your email into the Inbox instead of Junk folder.

I’m here just about the links in the body content of the email, and I’ll tell you why.

I have been sending dozens of emails from a Google Apps mail account, to a hotmail.com account.

It was just TEXT, this text:

Hi there !!! Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Aenean sagittis imperdiet eros sit amet placerat. Aenean blandit efficitur eros non mattis. Integer vehicula nunc eget est vulputate, sit amet consequat ipsum feugiat. Aliquam massa odio, dignissim vel luctus in, aliquam sit amet est. Aliquam erat volutpat.   Phasellus egestas, dolor in tempor ullamcorper, tortor lectus auctor neque, vel suscipit diam tellus tempus tortor. Nam vulputate euismod ligula, ac tempor arcu tempus at. Donec ultricies velit sed justo mollis accumsan at nec nisi. Vestibulum a diam ac magna varius consectetur. Donec in justo vitae ex lacinia imperdiet. Nullam gravida urna leo. Etiam congue, dui a commodo feugiat, risus tellus tempor neque, eget vestibulum erat ex non augue.  If you want you can visit: https://xxxxxxxxx.xxxx  Donec pulvinar rutrum commodo. Cras porta facilisis bibendum. Pellentesque pretium est sem, ut varius diam suscipit quis. Aenean et eros auctor, rhoncus mi in, dignissim odio. Suspendisse suscipit enim lorem, quis interdum massa consectetur in. Integer suscipit eros sodales hendrerit tempor. Etiam finibus semper tellus, ac suscipit orci mollis eu. Pellentesque vehicula auctor ultrices. In hendrerit dolor quis lorem laoreet, vel convallis magna laoreet. Sed pulvinar non magna maximus dapibus.  Nullam semper lacus eget hendrerit dapibus. Morbi eget urna eleifend, consectetur elit ac, fermentum orci. Mauris et urna est. Mauris ac lacinia lectus. Vestibulum scelerisque tempor nibh ac eleifend. Nulla faucibus tellus blandit quam suscipit ultricies. Suspendisse finibus risus id lectus lobortis mattis.  Regards

The only change was the ONLY link in all email content. Everything was exact the same. The content, the subject, the sender … I just changed that link.

What I saw is with some links, the email goes to Inbox folder With other links, it goes to the Junk folder.

Just that ! Just because of the domain name of the only link in the body content.

Why is that?

I try to figure out things like:

  • domain age
  • domain – ip and reverse
  • domain ip in ip’s blacklist
  • domain in domain’s blacklist
  • domain has https activated
  • and some other variables

but I can’t get any "rule" that satisfies why sometimes "that link" is "good" or not to Microsoft Junk Email Filter.

Does anyone know any clue in order to check the list of "good" domains and "bad" domains I have so we can all learn about this? 😉

How to remove doubled y-scrolling without content hidden?

Hello,
In laravel 5.8 / bootstrap 4.1. app I have pages with doubled y scrolling : https://prnt.sc/10jf83i
and I try to remove scrolling of the page(internal scrolling)

In app/views/layout/member.blade.php I have :

<body> @include('elements.member_header') @yield('content') @include('elements.member_footer') <script> public(); </script> @yield('scripts') </body>
HTML:

and in page.blade.php : 

@extends('layout.app') @section('title', $  title) @section('description',...
PHP:

How to remove doubled y-scrolling without content hidden?

Fetching content binary from database or fetching content by its link from storage service

For an app (web + phone) there are two options:

  1. Image binaries in database. Server replies to app HTTP request with images as base64
  2. Images in storage service like Amazon S3 or Azure Blob Storage or a self-hosted one. Image links in database. Server handles app HTTP requests by sending back only the links to images. The app fetches the images from storage by their link

2 options

Which option above is the standard practice? Which one has less trouble down the road?