Showing posts with label WordPress. Show all posts
Showing posts with label WordPress. Show all posts

Thursday, March 22, 2012

Building a WordPress Blog People Want to Read (2nd Edition)

Building a WordPress Blog People Want to Read (2nd Edition) Review



Having your own blog isn’t just for the nerdy anymore. Today, it seems everyone—from multinational corporations to a neighbor up the street—has a blog. They all have one, in part, because the folks at WordPress make it easy to have one. But to actually build a good blog—to create a blog people want to read—takes thought, planning, and some effort. From picking a theme and using tags to choosing widgets and building a community, creating your blog really starts after you’ve set it up.

In Building a WordPress Blog People Want to Read by blogger extraordinaire Scott McNulty, you’ll learn how to:
  • Install and get your WordPress site running.
  • Set up your site to ensure it can easily grow with you and your readers.
  • Be the master of user accounts.
  • Manage your site with the WordPress Dashboard and extend its capabilities with plug-ins.
  • Make the most of images.
  • Work with pages, templates, and links and—of course—publish your posts.
  • Use custom post types and taxonomies to bend WordPress to your will.
  • Deal with comments—if you even want readers commenting at all.
  • Find a theme and make it your own.


Saturday, December 17, 2011

WordPress Power Guide - Using WordPress to Blog Your Way to Success - Blogging Guide

WordPress Power Guide - Using WordPress to Blog Your Way to Success - Blogging Guide Review



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WordPress Power Guide

Go Beyond The Basics and Make Your WordPress Site Rock

Are you already using WordPress on your website or blog? Ready to crank it up a notch and reap the maximum benefit from your site?
Then the WordPress Power Guide is for you.

Traffic Generation

Whether your goal is to make money from your site or just share your views with the world, you need traffic. Did you know there are plugins that helps your site rank higher with the search engines? Just read the WordPress Power Guide to discover how to set up your site so it’s easy for visitors (and you!) to use and achieves the best SE ranking.

Importance of Plugins and Themes

Have you ever visited a site that drew you in immediately? Chances are you were smitten because of a plugin, image, or customized theme. If your blog feels a bit blah, jazz it up! WordPress Power Guide walks you through installing images and even lists the best plugins and themes to install and customize so you can make your blog your own.

Keep Them Coming Back For More

Open the door to repeat visitors with a WP tune-up. Polls and comment sections encourage participation and keep visitors glued to your site. . .but they’re an invitation for spammers. The WordPress Power Guide reveals how to cut down on spam while still allowing visitors to participate and relate to you so they keep coming back for more.
Small Investment, Big Return

If you want to make money from your blog, you can’t afford not knowing the few simple tweaks that will really pay off. The good news? The secrets to optimize every piece of your blog are revealed in WordPress Power Guide. You won’t find a more comprehensive manual anywhere so grab your copy now. You will be amazed at the results.

Blog Your Way to Success

Some of the Topics that are inside

* How to Attract Readers with Your Writing
* Find The Right Topics that Work for You
* Easy Ways to Give Your Blog Power
* How to Make Attractive Blogs
* Easy Changes that Makes Big Improvements
* SEO Made Easy
* Power Plugins that Work for You
* How to Make Your Readers Want to Comment
* Stop Spam in its Tracks without losing Commenters
* Get Traffic to Your Blog for Free
* Glue Your Readers to Your Blog Posts
* How to Earn Cash with Your Blog
* Become an Expert Now
* Where to Get Cheap Help


Thursday, October 13, 2011

3 Surefire Ways to Back Up Your WordPress Blog (Kindle Ed.)

3 Surefire Ways to Back Up Your WordPress Blog (Kindle Ed.) Review



So, you've got this really cool WordPress blog! You're feeling like all is really great.
Then you find out one morning that it's been hacked! It's gone.
What will you do?
Well, if you've backed it up, then you'll just restore it. Problem solved!
But did you know it's NOT easy to back it up?
Well, it's NOT!
This is where "3 Surefire Ways to Back Up Your WordPress Blog" comes in.
Ron provides three ways to back up your WordPress blog.
The first is for non-techies or those who don't want to learn how to do it and describes the important questions to ask of the person who will be backing it up.
The second is also for non-techies, but provides a way to back it up, restore it and even clone it to other places in seconds using an off-the-shelf program.
The final method is for techies or for those on a student budget that have to back it up and are willing to spend some time learning how to do it.





Wednesday, September 14, 2011

Guide to Easy Website Transfers - Wordpress Blogs

Guide to Easy Website Transfers - Wordpress Blogs Review



This Step-by-Step Instructive Guide would get your Wordpress blogs transferred from one hosting to another in a breeze. Shortcut methods included.


Thursday, August 18, 2011

WordPress 3.0 jQuery

WordPress 3.0 jQuery Review



This book walks the reader from a basic overview and introduction to jQuery with illustrations of how it works with a WordPress site and then starts building enhancements that start off very simply and increase in dynamics as the book progresses. You'll start off with some simple CSS manipulation and move on to creating some sleek visual validation to your site's forms and by the end of the book use the UI plugin seamlessly within WordPress and create a custom rotating slide-show and incorporate AJAX techniques to your site. All the while showing you how to create these enhancements without "breaking up the work-flow" of the WordPress content editors. This book is for anyone who is interested in using jQuery with a WordPress site. It's assumed that most readers will be WordPress developers with a pretty good understanding of PHP or JavaScript programming and at the very least experienced with HTML/CSS development who want to learn how to quickly apply jQuery to their WordPress projects.