Thinking of starting your own blog? Yipeee!
It’s one cool thing I can tell you. To put yourself out there and offer value to people from all walks of life. WOW.
Best darn thing I’ve done in a while.
If you haven’t settled for that yet, it’s OK. No need to rush. Now singing “One step at a time” by Taylor Swift, lol.
Alright, I’ll be sharing with you a few tips on making sure you get off on the right foot with blogging
Ever got a WordPress theme and wished you could move some things around a bit?
Lets face it, we are not all born to code like those crazy hackers out there. really some of us just like to design stuff on Photoshop and some don’t even do any of both.
And it could be one heck of a frustrating realization knowing that this theme has all you want, but just for the sake of some tweaks you need to call a web developer, who probably just wants to take all your money.
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.
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.
