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Blog vs Website - Day 3
Day 3 - Blog vs WebsiteToday's GlossarySEO = Search Engine Optimization (The process of optimizing your website to achieve high rankings in Google search results. The ultimate goal is being number one. Wordpress = The most popular blog platform. Think of this like an engine for your website.
Blog v Website?You may not know this, but a blog is not the same as a typical website. A blog was traditionally an online diary, but they havesince grown to become much more than that. We strongly recommend you use a blog as your platform, so here are just 5 reasons to choose a blog over a website:
how to install your blog in under one minute, even with no prior experience.
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you will get lots more traffic from the search engines such as Google. What Type of Blog Platform Should You Use?There are many to choose from, but in my opinion, the best option, especially if you are new to this, is to go with Wordpress.
============================================ This tip will save you lots of cash and time. If you signup with our Hostgator link (use coupon code 'buzzprofit' NOT 'buzzprofits') you will have a feature inyour cpanel entitled "Fantastico"... this is a script that automates the installation of Wordpress. Don't worry if you are a little lost, but you will need your HostGator and Godaddy account. (code: cjsave10) So to start, go to http://YourDomain.com/cpanel (replace YourDomain with your actual domain name) and login with the admin details your host provided, scroll to the bottom and click Fantastico, Once Fantastico opens up, look on the left and click on WordPress, which is under the heading "blogs". This will take you to the auto installation.
you just have one domain, then you'll just install it on the one domain. This page will also ask you to choose a user name and password for logging into the administration section of WordPress.
installation.
installing and you'll have the option of emailing the details of the installation to yourself. Now that it's installed, you can use the username and password that you created to login and start writing posts. To login, you'll go to http://yourdomain.com/wp-admin/ (replace YourDomain with your actual domain name) (Bookmark this link) Coming NextIn the next email we will cover how to add content to your new blog... so stay tuned.
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