STEP 5: Go back and check that all is correct with your changes.
- Go to the dashboard and click on “Pages”. Next to the page that you made to be your static home page will show “Front Page” next to it.
- Next to the new Blog page it will show “Posts Page”.
- Notice that both your home page and blog page show up under “Pages”. However, when you create a new post you should continue to put them under “Posts” and they will automatically be placed on the rolling blog page called “Blog”.
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stephhill
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I liked this training a lot. I also like the idea of putting our affiliate marketing page as the static page on the front page because that is what we are all promoting - how to get into the world of affiliate marketing. Make your landing page relevant so your website is more definitive.
Jay's webinar explains why we should have a static page: Hot Seat Winter 2016: SEO Site Audit
Jay's webinar explains why we should have a static page: Hot Seat Winter 2016: SEO Site Audit