With the new year fast approaching it is important for all web site owners to ensure that their site is utilizing all the resources possible to stay ahead of their competition. I can tell you from many years of experience that the most effective and successful websites are those which are designed properly, are engaging…
DetailsIf you’ve read my previous post “WordPress – Step Three” then you know how to create pages and posts, work with links and widgets, create categories and edit comments, and upload images to the media library. In a nutshell “steps one through three” were the fundamentals on how to use WordPress, yet to really get…
DetailsIf you’ve read my previous post “WordPress – Step Two” then you know how to install a commercial theme, create users and assign user roles, and configure all of the primary WordPress settings. Once I have all of the aforementioned in place I will begin adding my content to WordPress. As you know by now…
DetailsIf you’ve read my previous post “WordPress – Step One” then you know how to install and link-up your WP website and database. After installation my suggestion is to install your Commercial Theme (or a quality free one if you prefer), configure the “settings”, assign “users” as applicable, and use “tools” to add the Theme…
DetailsIf WordPress is new to you you’ll need to know how to set-up a WordPress account, and once set-up how to administer it effectively. This post will specifically address the installation process. The first thing you need to do is set-up your hosting account. For WordPress you will need a Unix/Linux hosting platform (PHP is required),…
DetailsIt’s been a couple of weeks since I created my Google AdWords account, and wanted to provide you my insights so far. Firstly, I had noted that I wanted to start off with a small CPC maximum bid, so I went with $2.00 per day. This quickly proved unfruitful since my competitor ads had a…
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