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Hi Antonio, I have checked the my wordpress blog for backup plugin. And only find one plugin with 5 star rating which is "simple Backup". You can try it out free here : http://mywebsiteadvisor.com/tools/wordpress-plugins/simple-backup/

170k visitors in a month = $140 with only 1 banner ad on the whole site you might get better results with more banners

No problem Antonio, Your question in regard earning potential - you are looking an impression model from what you have said - so that all depends on the amount of pageviews you get as this sort of advertising measures CPM cost per thousand impressions. It also depends on what ad network you choose or whether you are going to try and sell your ad space yourself. CPM Ad Networks have different requirements to sign up with them and they all pay differently. http://www.earningguys.com/advertisement/15-best-cost-per-impression-cpm-ads-networks/ This article gives some well known CPM Ad Networks that you might want to look into or possibly contact to get an idea about what your site could earn. If you could get an average CPM rate that they pay then you could easily estimate your sites potential income. What is the engagement like on your site?

When you are looking at your keywords, you can't miss it, it's to the right of the big, green "Add Keywords" button.

Thank you all, Just one question, which selection should I make in the Google Adwords Keyword Tool in order to know the monthly global searches of the keywords? Exact? Phrase? Broad? For instance, I get 300,000 gobal monthly searches for a broad search for a specific "information about New York and only 750 in the "exact filter". Thank you! Antonio

I use broad to get a feel for the type of keywords out there but when it comes to actually selecting keyword targets I use 'phrase' for keyword phrases and 'exact' for singular keywords. I also cross reference my keyword choices with another keyword research tool (depending on which country changes the tool I use). This might be a useful thing for you to do given that you target the whole world. I'm in New Zealand and at times find the Google Keyword Tool doesn't give specific enough information for monthly search volumes.

Antonio, five different keywords is too many to target effectively with one page. If they are 5 significantly different terms, you need to seriously consider writing additional pages targeting some of the words separately. If they are closely related terms (synonyms, stemmed words etc) then figure out which is truly the targeted term (the highest value/traffic/lowest competition) and make it the focus of the page. That's what would go in the meta-title and URL. Then the others become secondary, supporting terms sprinkled through the text of the page in subheadings, alt text, and paragraph content. Make sense?

Hello Maurizio, I have one doubt concernig SEo optimization as I am buiding the structure of my sebsite: 1. I have read that the post/page name is very importante (selecting the right keywords you are targeting and the lenght. And also the url path name. (Keywords+length) My question would be concerning the keyword strategy to target both Page/post name and url name, I still have the doubt if (Imagine I am considering 5 keywords for SEO.): OPTION 1 I should use as far as it is possible, the 5 keywords in the post/page title and the 5 same keywords in the url path, OR OPTION 2I should use these 5 keywords spread between title and url path? I mean maybe I use 3 keywords in the post/page name and 2 keywords in the url path, but as search engines gives more weight in SEO for post/page name, maybe I miss 2 of the keywords I used in the url path name. I would prefer to use OPTION 2 as I can have: Shorter post/page name Shorter url path name. More caracters for targeting the keywords: 75 (from post/page name) + 115 (from url path name). I avoid repetition of keywords in both title and url path. Thank you very much, Antonio

Posts and pages are different in a number of ways, not just in the URL structure. The back end handles them a little differently and you can display and organize them differently on the front end. In general, posts are for articles, while pages are for the more "static" foundational parts of your site like product information, FAQs, Contact Us, and so on. As a side note, long URLs like www.domain.com/category/subcategory/page-name.html are not necessarily good. Don't get too many layers deep.

Thank you very much for the help! Regards, Antonio

Are you talking about the "crawl notices" in your campaign summary? If so, those are just notices letting you know the crawler "saw" them. You can review those notices to be sure your canonical URLs are set up correctly, but other than that you shouldn't need to do anything. Canonical tags are used to cover these duplicate content situations so you don't need to "eliminate" pages. I think you are good. Perhaps someone else can join the discussion for further clarification too. Hope this helps!