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A free website from WordPress.com is a good way to get started, but it has a lot of limitations. For one thing, you’re unable to take advantage of some of the best plugins available. You also cannot commit certain modifications to your site such as editing the wp-config.php file and other elements to customize the…
Transferring content from one blog to another is a bit more common than you might think. Perhaps there has been a change in the domain name, or maybe you moved to a new host and want to revamp the site design but keep the posts. Another reason is you bought a WordPress website and simply…
Transferring a WordPress website is relatively easy. However, it may be time-consuming depending on the number of files and the size of the database. For exceptionally large websites, the file transfer may take anywhere from a few minutes to more than an hour. Of course, this depends on how fast your Internet connection is. Today,…
Themes are how WordPress arranges the layout of your website. They can come in all sorts of colors and designs to add a pleasant appearance. Some will even come with a range of editing tools to customize the look and feel of your webpages. Managing themes in WordPress is relatively easy. Whether you need to…
One of the reasons why a lot of people use WordPress is to be social. Even businesses experience great benefits thanks to personal connections with visitors. The comment section is where a lot of these interactions take place. However, not all comments are ideal for the site nor its visitors. For instance, many site owners…
Categories are one of the most effective ways to organize your content in WordPress. It creates a post hierarchy that makes finding certain topics easier for yourself as well as visitors. And thanks to the flexibility of WordPress, you can bulk move posts from one category to another with very little effort. This is convenient…
Softaculous is an application installer that automates setting up various management systems. In this case, it will install WordPress and its database after just a few pieces of information from yourself. It’s a quick and easy way to set up a website without having to learn a single line of code. In today’s tutorial, I’m…
Fantastico is an application installer available on some versions of cPanel. It makes setting up content management systems like WordPress quick and easy. Although many platforms have discontinued support for Fantastico in favor of other systems like Softaculous, it is still in use across the Internet. Fantastico is great for beginner users who don’t know…
Generally, there are two ways to install WordPress on your hosting server; manually or with the help of software. The easiest way is through the use of platforms like Softaculous. However, some prefer to install WordPress manually. You can use this method to create a website for everyone to see on the Internet or create…
Andrew Youderian • June 4, 2012 Google’s keyword tool is a powerful resource for discovering great niche eCommerce markets IF you know how to use it properly! In this video, I discuss: Common mistakes that result in misleading traffic figures How to estimate traffic for a #1 listing in Google The treasure trove of keywords that…
Here are the slides from my presentation at this weekend’s Orange County Wordcamp. I presented on “Fun With Gravity Forms”. Gravity Forms is a premium WordPress plugin that is worth paying for! Since much of my presentation was a live…
If you’re a blogger, you’ve no doubt heard that you want your readers to be ‘engaged’ with your blog. What does that actually mean? Well basically it means you want to keep people on your site longer, you want them…
Andrew Youderian • May 24, 2012 Few things get your attention like the threat of being sued, especially when you’re a small company. So you can imagine my reaction when I received a threatening letter from a company called Kelora presenting two choices: pay a $10,000 annual patent licensing fee within the month or face…
Annie Youderian • May 24, 2012 Some of the biggest names in e-commerce – including Amazon, eBay and Zappos – have persuaded a federal judge in Oakland to dismiss a patent infringement lawsuit filed by a company claiming to hold exclusive rights to search-filtering technology. If you own an e-commerce website that uses a search…
I discussed my experience at Seattle WordCamp 2012 in a previous post. This one is simply to serve as a collecting point for all the presentation slides from the event, or as many as I could find in any case.…
This weekend I had the honor and pleasure of speaking at Seattle’s WordCamp. I have never attended a WordCamp outside of Southern California before and was pleased to experience the same feeling of community there that I have at other…
Andrew Youderian • May 15, 2012 This post is an excerpt from my 55-page eBook ‘Profitable eCommerce: A Guide to Market Research, Suppliers & Niche Analysis‘, which can be downloaded here for free. Picking a niche is usually the biggest hurdle most people face when starting an online business. It’s possible to spend weeks —…
One of the most important factors in off-site Search Engine Optimization (SEO), is backlinks. A backlink is simply a link from another website, to your website. Search engines see links as “votes”, so the more links, and quality, relevant links…