Have you ever tried to get your own WordPress blog set up and running? How frustrating was THAT? IF you are new to blogging, the steps to complete this can be a bit confusing. Do terms like domains, registrar, FTP & nameservers make your eyes glaze over?
I’ve been asked many times if I know of a good, SOLID step-by-step beginners tutorial for successfully setting up a WordPress Blog. I FINALLY found one I can recommend wholeheartedly.
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Some of the many points she addresses are:
* ‘What Is A Blog?’
* Domain Name Registration
* Web Hosting Setup
* How To Create A Website With Your Blog
* How To Blog & Use WordPress
* What Are Widgets & Plugins?
* What’s An API Key?
* Customizing Your WordPress Theme & Many Other Important Blog Topics
You’ll receive the lessons in both PDF and video format.
PLUS she has some Surprise Bonuses for you too!
NOTE: This course is definitely geared for beginners. IF you’re comfortable with setting up & customizing WP blogs, then this course is probably NOT gonna cover anything new to you.
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Happy Blogging!
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It is very frustrating to set up our own WordPress Blog, this was when I was starting and was just beginning to learn new things about blogging, it really took a while to familiarize myself with everything that I should know. This entry is definitely very useful for new bloggers.
Great post! Just wanted to let you know you have a new subscriber- me!
i don’t know much about the internet, but i think wordpress has a pretty straightforward way to set up a blog. with the plugins it makes you seem like a pro without being an expert.
i know that wordpress is so popular but what i do not know is how important it is that people tend to run after it?
thanks for your post. thanks for the helpful tip that you have written here. better start reading the content of the link. thanks a lot.
I’ve tried blogger and wordpress. I recommend wordpress if you have some web coding experience especially php and javascript. It will do you wonders, try to get a hosting plan and install wordpress.
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