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I want to start my 2nd website and I have made the search for the name and the .com version was available, so I went on to purchase it but it took me to Bluehost, but I did no
How should I start my 2nd website?
I want to start my 2nd website and I have made the search for the name and the .com version was available, so I went on to purchase it but it took me to Bluehost, but I did no
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I greet everyone that is reading this right now, and to you, that is reading it now, I find it difficult to write content on the new website and even the look of my website is
YES! That's kind of where I am now. I can think of lots I want to say, but I just can't make the words come out.
Kyle published this article on creating your first website content on May 4th that you may find helpful. Creating Your Initial Website Content Do check this out.
Cheers!
Edwin
Don't give up! When you look back on your site in a months time it will look totally different. No one here build the site in a day is a complete beginner. With practice you will be able to build the site in a day but as everyone says it's practice. It's practice writing and its practice on the visual
Mrs Catherine, I know very soon I will remember this statement one day "Don't give up! When you look back on your site in a months time it will look totally different"
Thank you so much.
Hi there. I had the same problem and I do need to go back to my first posts and update them. Just keep on with the training. You will learn more every day and it will become clearer and clearer. And keep asking questions. Our fellow affiliates are here to help us. Cheers and best wishes!!
the more you practice the easier it gets. Never Forget that you can revise your blog as many times as you feel necessary. I am at this moment revising pictures from a blog that I wrote when I first started. I also found that it helped me to read other blogs on the subject I am going to write about. Then I pick from these blogs points I would like to discuss. I like to get my headings gathered and then write. We all do it differently after you get adjusted you will find what works best for you. Please though I am not suggesting you copy any one's work just get ideas from them.
The more you write, the better you get at it. I write about my passion. This way I find I always have something to say. Never be to concerned about getting it perfect and right from the start. You can always go back later on and make your content better. Good luck.
practice, practice, practice - there are no shortcuts to this process.
get into the habit of writing daily, but not just writhing anything - target something you know about and write as much as you can on that subject.
it does not have to be for the site.
so just write.
create a test siterubix site and install your current theme on it along with a ll of the plugins your have and change things on here first than do it all over again on your main site when you are happy - write the changes down - so if something goes wrong then you can scrap it and start again. but do it slowly.
it is not a race and stop comaring your site against others - have a vision in your head of how you want your site to look - yes get insiration from other sites, but the visitor comes mainly for the information rather than the look.
i have a site which uses a basic theme and gets 100+ visitors daily due to the content.
don't try to do everything at once, create content , about 30 articles.
how - break your theme down into blocks and create content on each of the blocks ( or categories).
so 6 categories and 5 articles in each one.
good general ones are tools, training, reviews.
so think about the tools you may need to help you.
but it does really ome down to practice, sorry.
it is a test of stamina, but the end result is worth it if you believe in the challenge.
good luck
phil
Hi Michael,
Yes, I think most people struggle with content topics initially. We need to go easy on ourselves because this is something very new, right?
So, let me ask you about your niche selection. Did you choose a topic you're really passionate about? Do you have a pretty good picture in your mind of the people you're writing content for and what their questions are? If your topic doesn't excite you, you can change it to something that does!
Do me a favor and jump on Google to do some searching around the subject you think you want to focus on. Find other small websites in your niche and make a list of 10 or 12 topics that they write about. Then do some keyword research in Jaaxy to find some relevant keywords that you can target.
Will you give this a shot and then let me know if it helps at all?
As for the look of your site, that will evolve. You can also experiment with different themes because there are thousands of free choices. If you see a site you really like, check the footer to see what theme they're using.
For example, I use HitMag and I really like it a lot because it's clean and very flexible.
Keep in touch.
Linda
Thank you so much, Mrs Linda, I will go back to the drawing board.
But one more thing, I just bought my domain name but I was asked to get a code which I slught it in but still telling me to go WA.
I cant still understand how to fix that or make it appear.
Greetings back at you.
Are you doing the lessons/ It all comes together if you follow the steps.
Watch the Jaaxy Keyword training videos to find out what to write.
That is the first thing I ask my students ARE You Following the Lessons. It is easy to get sidetracked there is such a large database here
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Greetings to you all, my 1st question?
I greet everyone that is reading this right now, and to you, that is reading it now, I find it difficult to write content on the new website and even the look of my website is
YES! That's kind of where I am now. I can think of lots I want to say, but I just can't make the words come out.
Kyle published this article on creating your first website content on May 4th that you may find helpful. Creating Your Initial Website Content Do check this out.
Cheers!
Edwin
Don't give up! When you look back on your site in a months time it will look totally different. No one here build the site in a day is a complete beginner. With practice you will be able to build the site in a day but as everyone says it's practice. It's practice writing and its practice on the visual
Mrs Catherine, I know very soon I will remember this statement one day "Don't give up! When you look back on your site in a months time it will look totally different"
Thank you so much.
Hi there. I had the same problem and I do need to go back to my first posts and update them. Just keep on with the training. You will learn more every day and it will become clearer and clearer. And keep asking questions. Our fellow affiliates are here to help us. Cheers and best wishes!!
the more you practice the easier it gets. Never Forget that you can revise your blog as many times as you feel necessary. I am at this moment revising pictures from a blog that I wrote when I first started. I also found that it helped me to read other blogs on the subject I am going to write about. Then I pick from these blogs points I would like to discuss. I like to get my headings gathered and then write. We all do it differently after you get adjusted you will find what works best for you. Please though I am not suggesting you copy any one's work just get ideas from them.
The more you write, the better you get at it. I write about my passion. This way I find I always have something to say. Never be to concerned about getting it perfect and right from the start. You can always go back later on and make your content better. Good luck.
practice, practice, practice - there are no shortcuts to this process.
get into the habit of writing daily, but not just writhing anything - target something you know about and write as much as you can on that subject.
it does not have to be for the site.
so just write.
create a test siterubix site and install your current theme on it along with a ll of the plugins your have and change things on here first than do it all over again on your main site when you are happy - write the changes down - so if something goes wrong then you can scrap it and start again. but do it slowly.
it is not a race and stop comaring your site against others - have a vision in your head of how you want your site to look - yes get insiration from other sites, but the visitor comes mainly for the information rather than the look.
i have a site which uses a basic theme and gets 100+ visitors daily due to the content.
don't try to do everything at once, create content , about 30 articles.
how - break your theme down into blocks and create content on each of the blocks ( or categories).
so 6 categories and 5 articles in each one.
good general ones are tools, training, reviews.
so think about the tools you may need to help you.
but it does really ome down to practice, sorry.
it is a test of stamina, but the end result is worth it if you believe in the challenge.
good luck
phil
Hi Michael,
Yes, I think most people struggle with content topics initially. We need to go easy on ourselves because this is something very new, right?
So, let me ask you about your niche selection. Did you choose a topic you're really passionate about? Do you have a pretty good picture in your mind of the people you're writing content for and what their questions are? If your topic doesn't excite you, you can change it to something that does!
Do me a favor and jump on Google to do some searching around the subject you think you want to focus on. Find other small websites in your niche and make a list of 10 or 12 topics that they write about. Then do some keyword research in Jaaxy to find some relevant keywords that you can target.
Will you give this a shot and then let me know if it helps at all?
As for the look of your site, that will evolve. You can also experiment with different themes because there are thousands of free choices. If you see a site you really like, check the footer to see what theme they're using.
For example, I use HitMag and I really like it a lot because it's clean and very flexible.
Keep in touch.
Linda
Thank you so much, Mrs Linda, I will go back to the drawing board.
But one more thing, I just bought my domain name but I was asked to get a code which I slught it in but still telling me to go WA.
I cant still understand how to fix that or make it appear.
Greetings back at you.
Are you doing the lessons/ It all comes together if you follow the steps.
Watch the Jaaxy Keyword training videos to find out what to write.
That is the first thing I ask my students ARE You Following the Lessons. It is easy to get sidetracked there is such a large database here
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That's strange. I would be contacting site support about this. Jim
Thanks, JKulk1, I just got that fixed through one of Kyle`s formula
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