In this video, you will learn how to disable comments on your WordPress blog both with sitewide settings, as well as on individual posts and pages.
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WordPress: How to Disable Comments
WordPress: How to Add Categories
Simple instructions on how to add additional categories to your WordPress site.
WordPress: How To Insert YouTube Video
Simple instructions on how to insert a YouTube video into a post on your WordPress site.
WordPress: How to Change Blog Name
So, you need to change the title of your WordPress blog, but are lost as to where the setting are inside the WordPress Admin area to change it. Well, here are four very simple steps you need to take to change the blog name for your WordPress blog. Here we go…
1. Find and click on the “Settings” tab on the left hand side of the WordPress admin area.
2. When the “Settings” tab opens, click on the sub-menu “General” underneath.
3. This will then take you to the “General Setting” page where you can simply and easily change your blog title.
4. Last, but not least, make sure to save the settings once you have edited your blog title.
There you go, happy blogging!
5 Reasons Why I Recommend WordPress
There always seems to be some level of debate about the best platform to build a vibrant, growing website. You hear a lot of talk about Joomla, Drupal, and other platforms, but I would like to give 5 reasons today why I recommend and use WordPress as my platform of choice.
1. WordPress Is The Most Used CMS
Surveys have shown that WordPress is the most popularly used content management system (CMS) among websites today. In one particular survey by w3tech.com, WordPress is shown to be used by 14.2% of websites, with Joomla placing a distant second with 2.7%. This survey included the top 1 million websites listed on Alexa.com.
2. WordPress Is User Friendly
I often tell potential clients that if they can use Microsoft Word or any simple text editor, they can use WordPress. And if you happen to have need for any custom functionality, most likely you can find a plugin that will do it without you having to touch even one line of code. Also, because WordPress is Open Source, the web abounds with free information on how to use this powerful platform.
3. WordPress is Search Engine Friendly
If you want your site to be found by the search engines, you want to use a platform that makes it easy to accomplish. If you understand the basic concepts of search engine optimization, WordPress can help you apply those concepts without a lot of technical expertise. Plugins such as the “All in One SEO Pack” provide a free solution to enable users to optimize every single page and blogposts on a site.
4. WordPress Is Easy to Customize
Because WordPress is theme-based, it is very easy to give a custom look-and-feel to a website. There are literally thousands of themes available for WordPress, some free and some paid, that give a staggering number of options to personalize your site. If you are looking to have a site that is entirely customized, there are many services (such as ours) that can design completely unique themes on a per client basis.
5. WordPress Is Popular with Successful Internet Marketers
You can’t be around internet marketing much at all to find out that many top earners in the field of internet marketing use WordPress as the hub for many of their activities. I have gone through many online courses taught by many “gurus” in the industry, and almost without fail, you will find WordPress is one of their tools of choice. If you want to be successful, do what other successful people do, and use the tools that they use.