Wordpress Wizard 2.0 – Learning to maintain Wordpress Blogs
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Are you new to the blogging world?
In case you are, then let me ask you to rate yourself on a scale of 1-10 on your skills with Wordpress. Read on as you rate yourself.
You may even take the vote that you see here.
How proficient are you with using Wordpress on you blogs?
- Professional (50%, 1 Votes)
- Novice (50%, 1 Votes)
- Expert (0%, 0 Votes)
- Amateur (0%, 0 Votes)
- Can Manage (0%, 0 Votes)
Total Voters: 2
When I started blogging about 3 years back, I first set up my blog at blogger.com, which I believe, is one of the favorite platforms for all bloggers. But as you season as a blogger, your interest changes shores to Wordpress. This is exactly what happened with me. After blogging for almost about 8-9 months, I learnt about Wordpress and the extendability that it offers to a blogger. I was so amazed and awed at the potential of Wordpress that I straightaway headed over to a hosting company and bought a domain and installed my first Wordpress blog. The story doesn’t end there….!
Wordpress offers a world famous 5-minute installation process, which ensures that you are up with your blog in minutes. This statement is where I started my blog installation. But……It took me about 2 days to get my blog up and running. If your start-up was better than me then I should say that you are a much better player than me.
Let me tell you the points where I got stuck up:-
- My hosting was not compatible for a Wordpress Installation.
- I couldn’t figure out how to import my blogger blog into my new wordpress blog.
- My theme would not install properly because of some stupid permission problems.
- My database would not install properly.
- I did not know how to configure my config.php file.
- I couldn’t install the plugins that was required.
These were just the problems with my startup. The hiccups extended on until about 5 months into my launch by which time I had gained a fairly good understanding of php and MySQL, probably because I had an interest in it.
I had been on the lookout for a course that could offer the initial assistance required to any blogger starting off with Wordpress and gradually handhold them until they could popularize their blog and earn from it. I had even thought of starting a Wordpress Master course. While I was playing with this idea, I stumbled upon another course by a good friend of mine who was heading the Max Blog Press team. This course is called Wordpress Wizard. Though it is not a membership course, it offers an indepth study into Wordpress and Wordpress blog management.
You might want to check out this course in case you are really keen towards launching a Wordpress blog or, even bettering the blog that you are currently running on Wordpress.
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