There are only two types of web traffic. Paid and Organic.
Paid traffic is immediate. They way it works is simple. You set a budget, choose your demographics and sites like Google and Facebook turn on the traffic spouts. As long as you pay, you’ll get traffic.
Now the amount that you pay will differ. It depends on several factors. Just because you’ve placed your ad doesn’t mean ...
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Now that you’ve understood the importance of self-hosting your site, decide where you will be hosting your WordPress blog. Three are a number of options available for you. Usually the same place which sells domains is a good place to start.
Some companies focus on domain registration, but also provide hosting like GoDaddy. Others focus on hosting but also registering domains like Hostgator. Between the two, ...
So what’s the deal with WordPress Dot Com versus Dot Org? Well the first is this. It doesn’t cost one cent to setup a dot com blog. When you visit WordPress.com you will see “create a website”. In other words, all you have to do is type in a name and a password and you are virtually done. You don’t have to spend ...
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WordPress blogging is an excellent content management system. It allows one the ability to integrate with all that is on the web. At the same time, it maintains a separation between Social Media sites which allow you to remain in control of your content. No one wants a site that goes offline or keeps restricting you with changes everyday.
Yet that is what people find on my Social Media sites. Those who have chosen not to use ...
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First, who are hipsters? How Is WordPress A hipster blog? Culturally, the term is used to represent a subculture group of millennials.
For our purposes, we are using hipster blog for WordPress as a content management system. Hipster would refer to the best way to get traffic to your blog.
It represents those who break away from the norm and form their own subculture.
In that sense, WordPress ...
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What choice is best when choosing a platform for your CMS (Content Management System)? Should you start with a Social Media page such as Facebook or Twitter, Tumblr or Orkut? Many choose to create content this way. However, it is not the best in my opinion.
When using other platforms you run the risk of losing your content. It is unlikely that you would lose all your content, but it’s possible. Companies come and go ...
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