Welcome to the third part of my WordPress 101 series. Hope you have enjoyed it so far, and thanks for stopping by today.
If you haven’t gotten started with WordPress, here is a good place to start. You could purchase a domain here, and learn how to install WordPress here. Once you’re done with those two steps. Come back here to check out some awesome themes you can use for free.
I’m writing this for those of you who don’t have cPanel on your web hosting domain. This is an easy way to go about installing WordPress through an FTP client. I would be using FileZilla to do this today.
OK, so let’s jump right into it.
Welcome to the second part of my WordPress 101 series and building your own website in N6000 or less. Hope you have enjoyed it so far. I’m really glad you dropped by.
Today I’ll be talking about how to install your WordPress site on your domain. I’m assuming you have already bought your domain space. If not you can get one here for 2,500. I am in no way affiliated to these guys, just a user of their service, and I believe most of you want a cheap hosting solution.
Alright then, let’s jump right into it.
Finally decided to get a website ey? Good for you. I’m sure you have a lot of questions going through your mind on how to start out. So I decided to write out a series of posts to help you get started with website hosting and building a website for yourself, by yourself. No strings attached.
If you have paid for a website design service before, you probably would have heard of frameworks.
But just in-case, a framework is like a basic structure of a website, without all the fancy looks and effects.
Have you ever visited one of your favorite sites on your mobile phone only to get the desktop version? Then having to zoom in, zoom out, clicking links that don’t work well because of your phones limitation?
I bet it was frustrating right.
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If you have a website with little traffic flowing through to it, the frustration can sometimes be unnerving. And most times you think you should just quit, or leave the site at that and hope for the best.
But none of these things would bring in more traffic to your website. In fact, it’ll take
If you read my last post on how not being online costs you money, and hopefully I could convince you of the fact, this is a follow-up post on how to get found online in a few simple steps. It’s a two-part series because of the volume of its content. I wouldn’t like to have you sleep off while I’m talking now would I.
