"Just another WordPress site"?

byTheresaMc

45 followers

4 years ago

UPDATE: After using the Search function (Magnifying Glass), I quickly found another post about the same issue and the solution. It is very easy:
1. Go to your WordPress site.
2. Go to Settings.
3. Go to General Settings
4. Change your tagline to something wonderful.

Original Post:
You would think that once you have created a WordPress blog website and added an "About Me" post and a "Privacy Policy" page to it, that you have accomplished something fantastic in life. You would think that after purchasing your own domain and copying and publishing all that just mentioned content to your very own DOT COM, that you have accomplished something worth celebrating. I mean, you are on top of the world, right? You are officially a writer with real digital real estate, and you are now an affiliate marketer with your WA link included in your first post. You want to share your success with the world!

So, you share a link to your brand new DOT COM on your Facebook wall, and you soon find out that somebody in the WWW universe has decided to add these words to the preview, "Just another WordPress site". .... Say WHAT?!!

Oh, but that's not all. You use a search engine to find your website on the WWW, and those same words appear in that preview too. Your pride and joy is "just another WordPress site" there too. I don't know who decided to put those words on brand new WordPress websites, but it's not nice.

Well, we will prove them wrong. We will keep writing content and keep building trust and keep gaining traffic until those words disappear. If you happen to know when that magical day is that those words disappear, please clue me in.