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Well I came to the point that I have some ideas for building my website in Wordpress.
I think I need some kind of tutorial in order to transfrom these ideas to something
Follow the training and it will take you step by step. Start with the online entrepreneur certification training
Hi, you can use Divi theme and plugin at $206 lifetime access, updates and support , make sure you use the 10 percent offer discount.
You get ready made templates, magazine style template, social share and email capture all inclusive, plenty other features.
Review link Anyone using divi from elegant themes? At $49/site you can choose Elementor Pro another awesome choice. (see image)
A third option is the GeneratePress Premium at $49 for first year support, second year discounted at 40% however your plugin would work indefinitely should you not wish to pay. Payment the following years are manual.
Also WPKandence with Kadence blocks https://www.kadencewp.com/
Blocksy
https://creativethemes.com/blocksy/
I love Divi! At the suggestion of others here, I'm trying one site on GeneratePress Premium. Not sure yet that it will win me over but it is a little faster than Divi.
We still have to buy our Elementor Pro version, however we have the rest. We are super happy with Divi and GP Premium.
Appreciate your comment Diane. Have a nice day.
I'm not looking at Elementor right now--too tempted to try it if I do!
Do you have a preference between Divi and GP premium?
We believe Divi, good for design and features, you get the social share and opt-in plugins, lifetime updates and support for $200 can't go wrong here.
However, the GP Premium would clock faster on speed no doubt, but design factors okay-ish not so great. And certainly the learning curve not so steep vs Divi.
We believe Elementor Pro has more potential in design and speed, however lately there has been issues with woocommerce and php versions i.e. you'd lose your design upon updating wordpress.
Yeah, that's pretty much our verdict.
Is this what you mean or am I missing something it should all be in the training, Creating Custom Menus on Your Website
Yes I already read it, applied the things I've learned but I'm asking for a broader guide, covering more advanced techniques.
I know I can purchase a book for Wordpress (and definitely do that), but before that I wonder if someone here has a guide/tutorial for "the next level" in WP.
Understood apologies got you now... I see you have a good answer from Abie, I tend to go for speed rather than look but totally get where you are coming from. I use generate press which is very flexible and the upgrade is very reasonable . Again lots of templates Good luck, Phil
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Tutorial to build my wordpress site?
Well I came to the point that I have some ideas for building my website in Wordpress.
I think I need some kind of tutorial in order to transfrom these ideas to something
Follow the training and it will take you step by step. Start with the online entrepreneur certification training
Hi, you can use Divi theme and plugin at $206 lifetime access, updates and support , make sure you use the 10 percent offer discount.
You get ready made templates, magazine style template, social share and email capture all inclusive, plenty other features.
Review link Anyone using divi from elegant themes? At $49/site you can choose Elementor Pro another awesome choice. (see image)
A third option is the GeneratePress Premium at $49 for first year support, second year discounted at 40% however your plugin would work indefinitely should you not wish to pay. Payment the following years are manual.
Also WPKandence with Kadence blocks https://www.kadencewp.com/
Blocksy
https://creativethemes.com/blocksy/
I love Divi! At the suggestion of others here, I'm trying one site on GeneratePress Premium. Not sure yet that it will win me over but it is a little faster than Divi.
We still have to buy our Elementor Pro version, however we have the rest. We are super happy with Divi and GP Premium.
Appreciate your comment Diane. Have a nice day.
I'm not looking at Elementor right now--too tempted to try it if I do!
Do you have a preference between Divi and GP premium?
We believe Divi, good for design and features, you get the social share and opt-in plugins, lifetime updates and support for $200 can't go wrong here.
However, the GP Premium would clock faster on speed no doubt, but design factors okay-ish not so great. And certainly the learning curve not so steep vs Divi.
We believe Elementor Pro has more potential in design and speed, however lately there has been issues with woocommerce and php versions i.e. you'd lose your design upon updating wordpress.
Yeah, that's pretty much our verdict.
Is this what you mean or am I missing something it should all be in the training, Creating Custom Menus on Your Website
Yes I already read it, applied the things I've learned but I'm asking for a broader guide, covering more advanced techniques.
I know I can purchase a book for Wordpress (and definitely do that), but before that I wonder if someone here has a guide/tutorial for "the next level" in WP.
Understood apologies got you now... I see you have a good answer from Abie, I tend to go for speed rather than look but totally get where you are coming from. I use generate press which is very flexible and the upgrade is very reasonable . Again lots of templates Good luck, Phil
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Searching for a "low hanging fruit" keyword, I found one with QSR 0, but in google search it appears that there are 140.000.000 of them.
So, I must assume that it is use
The QRS is there to give you the best guide for your niche. I use it to get my niche for my new blog. I wouldn't be worry about other sources. If you like what you see go for it. All the best!
Go for it and exploit it and what's to loose - the time it took to write the blog - no big deal then. Nothing to loose and everything to gain.
It might be random so does it fit with your niche, is it a real word? If so cross check it with a google search. What comes up on the first page? That can help clarify. Phil
Yes it's a real word, makes perfectly sense and it matches with my niche.
But Google shows hundreds of millions results of that same keyword.
Interesting ..Well in that case you could write a piece of content relating to that word and see what happens with it. It could be low quality content coming up, if it feels good to write about it go for it. I tend not to over think these things. Good luck, Phil
Thank you Phil, I will go with it.
The most important at your post is the phrase "I tend not to over think these things".
I'm trying to see through your exprerience. These phrases is the real catch, I think.
Thank you for time!
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Found a keyword with a qsr 0. now what?
Searching for a "low hanging fruit" keyword, I found one with QSR 0, but in google search it appears that there are 140.000.000 of them.
So, I must assume that it is use
The QRS is there to give you the best guide for your niche. I use it to get my niche for my new blog. I wouldn't be worry about other sources. If you like what you see go for it. All the best!
Go for it and exploit it and what's to loose - the time it took to write the blog - no big deal then. Nothing to loose and everything to gain.
It might be random so does it fit with your niche, is it a real word? If so cross check it with a google search. What comes up on the first page? That can help clarify. Phil
Yes it's a real word, makes perfectly sense and it matches with my niche.
But Google shows hundreds of millions results of that same keyword.
Interesting ..Well in that case you could write a piece of content relating to that word and see what happens with it. It could be low quality content coming up, if it feels good to write about it go for it. I tend not to over think these things. Good luck, Phil
Thank you Phil, I will go with it.
The most important at your post is the phrase "I tend not to over think these things".
I'm trying to see through your exprerience. These phrases is the real catch, I think.
Thank you for time!
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So, if I understand well, the Site Content is useful only for the very first time I write a post?
After that is useless so I have to edit that via Wordpress editor?
Yes, it is not two way. So after you publish your content you will want to edit your content directly within wordpress.
Built into the SiteContent platform is:
(1) Access to over 1 MILLION+ high def images. You can use these in any way that you like.
(2) Image Compression. All of your images within your content use state of the art image compression "on publish" from SiteContent. This makes your websites faster, and rank better.
(3) Duplicate Content Checker. All of your content is screened before it is published to make sure there is no duplicate content. This prevents your website from hosting dupe content, which impacts your rankings in Google.
(4) Grammar/Spelling/Sentence Checker. There is state of the art checking of all of your content, you can click the ABC button and it will check all of your content for grammar/spelling issues before you publish.
These are just a few of the many benefits of using SiteContent. :)
The truth is I like Site Content more than wordpress editor. It is more solid, it has tools that make your posts looks so nice.
Can I use a trick in order to edit a post in Site Content after I publish it?
If every time I want to edit a post in Site Content, copy the post to a new one and edit it there while I delete the old one, will that have impact to the site ranking?
Is it a legit method?
When you prepared a document in site content and published it, the green button takes you directly to your post in wordpress for further edits, and when indexed by Google, you will get notified.
Starting process again and again is counterproductive.
Yes, but site content is not useless.
When you edit a document in site content and publish it, future edits has to be done in wordpress. Site content and wordpress work independently. SiteContent - The Complete Walkthrough
If you have chosen your imagery in site content, you can place them on a document and publish it to your wordpress back office, they will be added to your wordpress media library.
Yes, I tried that and I can say it's a handy way to transfer your site media library to Wordpress backoffice.
Thanks again.
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Site content, only for the 1st time?
So, if I understand well, the Site Content is useful only for the very first time I write a post?
After that is useless so I have to edit that via Wordpress editor?
Yes, it is not two way. So after you publish your content you will want to edit your content directly within wordpress.
Built into the SiteContent platform is:
(1) Access to over 1 MILLION+ high def images. You can use these in any way that you like.
(2) Image Compression. All of your images within your content use state of the art image compression "on publish" from SiteContent. This makes your websites faster, and rank better.
(3) Duplicate Content Checker. All of your content is screened before it is published to make sure there is no duplicate content. This prevents your website from hosting dupe content, which impacts your rankings in Google.
(4) Grammar/Spelling/Sentence Checker. There is state of the art checking of all of your content, you can click the ABC button and it will check all of your content for grammar/spelling issues before you publish.
These are just a few of the many benefits of using SiteContent. :)
The truth is I like Site Content more than wordpress editor. It is more solid, it has tools that make your posts looks so nice.
Can I use a trick in order to edit a post in Site Content after I publish it?
If every time I want to edit a post in Site Content, copy the post to a new one and edit it there while I delete the old one, will that have impact to the site ranking?
Is it a legit method?
When you prepared a document in site content and published it, the green button takes you directly to your post in wordpress for further edits, and when indexed by Google, you will get notified.
Starting process again and again is counterproductive.
Yes, but site content is not useless.
When you edit a document in site content and publish it, future edits has to be done in wordpress. Site content and wordpress work independently. SiteContent - The Complete Walkthrough
If you have chosen your imagery in site content, you can place them on a document and publish it to your wordpress back office, they will be added to your wordpress media library.
Yes, I tried that and I can say it's a handy way to transfer your site media library to Wordpress backoffice.
Thanks again.
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I am in full effort to read the training path but a question came up.
What is the best strategy to follow?
To apply the things I learn in every lesson, or to wai
Stavros,
Don't move ahead till u have checked off all the boxes at the bottom of each lesson. If u leave them now, u will never be able to find the time or inclination to come back to them later.
Basically, those boxes help us learn and also act step by step.
There is NO other strategy, believe me.
Yes I can see now is the only way to move on.
To be honest, I passed some boxes (not much), heading back now to do the tasks I left.
Thanks for your valuable advice.
No, at each end of a lesson, there's a checklist which you need to mark to set up correctly.
So when you follow the checklists, you'd be able build up as more knowledge becomes known or absorbed.
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Best strategy to begin with my site?
I am in full effort to read the training path but a question came up.
What is the best strategy to follow?
To apply the things I learn in every lesson, or to wai
Stavros,
Don't move ahead till u have checked off all the boxes at the bottom of each lesson. If u leave them now, u will never be able to find the time or inclination to come back to them later.
Basically, those boxes help us learn and also act step by step.
There is NO other strategy, believe me.
Yes I can see now is the only way to move on.
To be honest, I passed some boxes (not much), heading back now to do the tasks I left.
Thanks for your valuable advice.
No, at each end of a lesson, there's a checklist which you need to mark to set up correctly.
So when you follow the checklists, you'd be able build up as more knowledge becomes known or absorbed.
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