Close A "white-label" Website

First of all, in your contact button (next to your profile pic) you have your premium site listed. Why not remove the website yourself.

Go to settings, then down to Public Profile and see contact Information and then remove your website from there.

You can turn off the sites you don't want. But that's just an avenue you won't be found in. And its better to advertise the site you can have a custom name on. Or just send people to the one. But in the end, all the sites are the same site.


----Mike Savad
http://MikeSavad.com

Why close anything that is not costing you money? You may come up with and idea want to use it again.

I don’t understand why you would attract someone to your premium site then get them to click a link to take them to your page on FAA where they are able immediately to see every other artist’s work.

Nevermind, misread the OP.

Looks like her profile is gone...a never mind, a period is getting thrown into the link

I have eliminated all content from https://borderlinegallery.pixels.com.
If you click the link you are taken to an empty page with the header "Borderline Gallery" and an FAA/Pixels footer.

I want to eliminate this page, its URL and it's associated meta-data.
I do not want "Paula Wittner - Official Website - This is the website of Paula Wittner. Shop for canvas prints, framed prints, posters, greeting cards, and more" to appear in search engine results.

I DO want to continue my premium subscription at $30/yr which allows me to sell from websites using the FAA "shopping cart".

Not going to happen. The website is part of the premium account. You wish the premiums account you get the site.

You remove images from there you remove images from your main page also

Just do not advertise your premium account. Let it sit idle.

If you want nothing to do with it or nothing from it.

Dave Bridburg
Bridburg.com
Post Modern Gallery

You now only have 20 images everywhere which are also available on the shop button on your premium site.

The three sites are all linked.

If you erase from one site you remove it from the rest. I just don't get the point of removing it, they give you a storefront, but you want to bring them into the entrance with all the other stores.


----Mike Savad
http://MikeSavad.com

You can rent it out for $40/y...

You can't have it both ways. Either you are a premium member and with that comes the premium site.

I'm assuming that Paula likes to see the words "fineartamerica" in front of her "borderlinegallery" and that's the reason she wants to eliminate the pixels site because there's no mention of fine art associated with the site she's promoting.

If that is the case...can't she just add "/shop" to the FAA url and just promote it as follows:?

https://fineartamerica.com/profiles/borderlinegallery/shop

She apparently isn't interested in selling products -- just art prints.

David, Paula said she doesn't want the google listing to say Official website.

She probably has her own site and doesn't like seeing FAA claim their site is her "official" site. This comes up a lot. People should be able to turn off the premium site even if they are premium members so they can run their own with FAA's plugin and still upload unlimited artwork. I thought at one time you could, but I may be wrong.

Susan, why not put that in the July suggestion thread?

And now Paula's premium site is empty and still is on Google! Not good!

I think I already did one for July :/

Susan understands my position clearly.
I thought the Premium site could be turned off but apparently one can't.

No, one can't. It's part of the package

Why is your premium site still listed in the contact button? When I click on your contact I see visit website. You should delete that!

Go to settings, then down to Public Profile and see contact Information and then remove your premium website from there.