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How To Setup Wordpress Video Series
If you've ever had
to teach yourself how to
install Wordpress, you'll know it's nowhere near as easy as the "one
click" installs make out.
Let alone showing
customers or friends how
to set up Wordpress.
Whether it's
explaining the difference
between a post and a page...
Or that the Publish
button mysteriously
disappears and is called Update instead as soon as it's been clicked...
Or what plugins are
and which ones to install...
You end tearing
your hair out.
Sure, you can get
tutorials on sites like
YouTube. But you have to know what you're looking for and then hope
that the
videos show you something close to the current version of Wordpress.
Not a version or
two ago where the menus
and options were different.
Now you can get over 68
minutes of
"over my shoulder" videos
that take you through installing Wordpress
from start to finish.
Video
1 takes you through the pre-installation
process of
choosing a user name that isn't the default "admin" - which is loved
by hackers everywhere as it makes their life so much easier. It also
shows you
where to get a completely random password generated that will keep your
site
secure.
Video
2 has two versions. One for installing
Wordpress
using Fantastico and the other using Softaculous, the two most popular
"one click" installation routines used by most web hosts.
Video
3 shows you how to update anything that
the
auto-install has missed. Automatic installation routines are often
behind the
time with their releases and this video shows you what to do when this
happens.
It also shows you all the changes that you need to make in the default
Wordpress installation in order to keep things neat and tidy, ready for
when
you start posting.
Video
4 continues with some more settings
changes and
also talks about the initial appearance of your new Wordpress blog and
removing
some of the unnecessary widgets that are installed by default.
Video
5 goes through the installation of the 9
plugins
that I automatically add to every new Wordpress installation.
Everything from a
contact form through to Yoast's SEO plugin and lots of others as well.
Videos
6, 7 and 8 show you in detail how to
configure the
plugins so that your site operates at its best. Each of the plugins is
covered
in turn and you're shown where to find the settings, which ones to
change and
which ones to leave alone.
If
you're supporting customers on their Wordpress installations, the last
4 videos
will save you lots of time and effort!
Videos
9 and 10 show you how to make a post in
Wordpress.
Including adding a picture and a "more" line so that the whole post
isn't treated as duplicate content.
Video
11 does the same but for Wordpress pages
instead.
It also explains the difference between posts and pages, what you'd use
each
one for, how to change their order in the Wordpress menus and how to
remove
pages from the menus without removing them from your site.
Video
12 gives an overview of Wordpress themes,
where you
or your clients can find them and how to install a new theme.
In total, these videos run for over 68
minutes of detailed, up-to-date instruction.
They feature
Wordpress 3.5, the latest
available version.
They are split into
individual videos so
that you don't have to remember where a particular part of the training
was in
an hour long video - if you've ever tried to scroll through a video to
find the
right place, you'll know this is close to impossible to do.
There's also a PDF
which gives you the
names of the plugins used so that you don't have to take notes during
the
videos.
And you can get all this
for less than the price of a
cup of coffee!
To record and
create these videos takes a
long time.
They take almost as
long to render as they
do to record, so if you were to recreate them it would take you two or
three
hours to make them.
Grab these
videos at a cheap price
Only $4.95 now!
Sincerely,
Paul
Serban
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