This is the sixth article in our Making an Author Site with WordPress series. If you already have WordPress menus done, you can skip to the next section linked at the end of this article.
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As many have noticed, WordPress recently came out with a new update. One of the biggest changes that came with the update is ‘Blocks’. In fact, more than that, the entire creation tool for adding new posts has changed and as such, it requires a little bit of learning.
Continue reading “WordPress Blocks: How-To”The primary goal of any website is to have visitors. Nobody makes a website just to be ignored and forgotten, and how your website interacts with those users is very important. Some sites work better with no sign-ups and simply as a page to read. Others work with a simple like/comment area, and still more are best when creating a community where users can upload content or post on their own. Luckily, WordPress makes it easy to work in whatever you need for your visitors.
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People create websites for one of two reasons. The vast majority make a website to make money, while others make websites solely to put information into a public space. We’re going to focus on the former.
Making money using your website is not an easy task. Ads alone will cover only a small portion of your costs and, unless you’ve got a truly popular website, will never be enough to gain a profit with.
Nobody creates a website without a plan to make money from it. Sometimes the plan is to use ads to generate revenue. Other times, your money will be coming from a marketplace on your site. It’s not just a few clicks to create a market and luckily we’re here to give you the tools and guidance to get started right away.
Your homepage is the entry point for every new visitor and it’s imperative to have your homepage looking great and functioning exactly the way you want. Luckily, WordPress is a very versatile foundation that allows you to easily move and change things around without needing to know little (if anything) about coding.
No matter how stable your website is, you’re eventually going to need support. WordPress is a great product, and there are tons of great themes out there and plug-ins that will work seamlessly with your website, but the fact remains that you won’t always have everything working properly. Maybe the theme you got cut something out or blended it together with another aspect or maybe a plug-in has completely broken your site. Whatever the reason, you will need support and there’s a few things you should know before going straight to the ‘contact us’ page on WordPress.
