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Winning The Online War The WordPress Way

“WordPress Is Not Going Away, So Unless You Fight The Online Battle, It Will Be You Who Loses!”

Unless you have never used the internet before, then it is unlikely that you haven’t heard of a blog before. Blogs have become so much part of the internet because they are easy for anyone to create and update even if they have no experience with graphics, HTML or in fact anything else which makes the internet part of an unknown goldmine.

The real purpose of blogs is so that people can keep a record of what they are doing and their friends and family can read about them. It may sound pretty lame to you, but they were incredibly popular when they first started and now they are even more so.

In fact, they were so popular that Google bought one of the biggest blogging platforms called Blogger as they were able to predict that this was the way that the internet was turning.

With the entrance of Google into the online blogging arena, blogging exploded and many thousands of blogs were started every single day.

While Blogger was becoming more and more popular, another blogging platform called WordPress was also exploding. The difference between them was that with WordPress you had total freedom to do whatever you wanted with it. What slowly happened was that lots of ‘geeks’ started to use it and develop it further until it turned into an extremely powerful piece of software.

In Winning The Online War The WordPress Way, you will discover:

How you can literally click one button and have a great-looking fully-functional website in less than 10 seconds!

How there are actually two versions of WordPress and how each can outpower the other in certain situations!

How choosing the wrong host will kill your blog even before you have created it!

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A Step by Step WordPress Tutorial For Beginners

A Step by Step WordPress Tutorial for Beginners is written for people who want to create a blog with as little technical mumbo jumbo as possible. This book explains WHAT you need to do, WHY you need to do it, and exactly HOW to do it in a thorough, step by step tutorial written in simple English. In this easy to read book, you’ll learn how to create a self-hosted blog, how to install WordPress with just a few clicks of your mouse and how to change the themes and personalize your blog. It demystifies concepts like pinging, trackbacks, widgets and plugins, gravatars and wavatars, RSS and email subscriptions, and it also tells you how to get people to discover your blog, what to do about spam, and more. By using this simple tutorial to create a self-hosted blog with WordPress, you’ll be able to set up your blog in almost no time, with ease and accuracy, and your final result will be a professional looking blog that people will be able to find just minutes after you write your first post!

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WordPress – How to Install a WordPress Blog on a Website (Video Tutorial)

In this 1 1/2 hour video series you will learn step-by-step how to install wordpress correctly on your website.

The Benefits of WordPress for Your Website Are:

1) Build a blog, or a whole different website with wordpress.
WordPress acts as a very powerful content management system (CMS), storing images, audio, video, pdfs and other documents for easy insertion into your pages. This scalable model can be used to build a simple brochure-style website, a business blog, an eCommerce site or a multi-level membership site.

2) WordPress increases your search engine optimization (seo).
A site running on WordPress is optimized for easily publishing and changing content. Fresh, unique content is essential for getting good search engine rankings.

3) WordPress is very easy to use.
WordPress is a software that is installed on your web server. To create or edit your website, just login the site from a web browser and access the backend admin panel. This acts as a control to do everything from change the look & feel of the site with 1 click, to add new pages or posts, change themes, edit comment and more.

4) WordPress Posts (Blog Content)
Content that is presented as latest entry first, organized into archives automatically. This is the “blog” format, but businesses can use this to present latest news or product updates.

5) Full user registration.
WordPress has a built-in user registration system that (if you choose) can allow people to register and maintain profiles and leave authenticated comments on your blog. You can optionally close comments for non-registered users. There are also plugins that hide posts from lower level users.

We highly recommend using WordPress as an addition to your company website, or to revise your static brochure style site.