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Comment by Peter Brissette on February 19, 2012 at 3:25pm Before you choose that please read this.
I am an affiliate for them but this link will not be tagged for my affiliate link. There are many challenges with Wordpress and with any open source platform. "Simple" is not one of them.
One of the big things that get missed with setting up a Wordpress website is how you actually make a keyword content plan and sitemap. That has do be planned out for at least the core content of your website before you build any pages.
Because wordpress is opensource and "easy" to use you can start throwing up pages in a hurry. And then you wonder why you are not getting traffic. There is a very precise way that the site needs to be build in order to make sure you will maximize your traffic.
Wordpress does not teach that. A single on page SEO factors are only one of the key factors in having a website that will presell your monetization and make sure you are getting targetted traffic.
Please go to this link and read up on SBI. If what you are looking for is a web business and you want someone to take care of the technical pieces of that so you can focus on growing your business then SBI is what you need.
Check it out and let me know if you have questions. I have multiple SBI sites and they are all profitable sites. Now I am not retiring next month but I have a great foundation going and I don't have to worry about the technical issues that you have with a Wordpress site.
Which btw I manage or run multiple wordpress sites as well. I have seen the good, bad and the ugly of wordpress.
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thanks,
Peter
Comment by Camden Ross on February 19, 2012 at 1:12pm I'll echo Jeff's suggestions.
My biggest reasons for WordPress (.ORG) is that even if they go under at some point in time in the future, I still have the free software on my host's servers. With a hosted solution that is managed by someone else, if something goes south on their end, I end up being stuck.
WordPress is also very easy to find competent programmers for. I ran into a jam not being able to find a specific plugin that I wanted, and it was very easy to find a programmer to do the necessary code for me. That is the benefit of an open-source community. I am not familiar with weebly or wix, but I doubt they have the same level of flexibility.
Thanks for asking.
~Cam
Comment by Jeff Long on February 19, 2012 at 12:56pm Cyndi,
There are a TON of benefits of using WordPress.org for your website. The include the following:
I could keep going....WordPress.org is incredibly flexible and robust. I would HIGHLY recommend going with WordPress.
what's the difference between wordpress, weebly, wix, and other website builders? why wordpress?
Yes Jason, personality type tests. does wordpress allow you to put these links on your website? also, does wordpress have a shopping cart? i really need to just jump in and start learning wordpress :)
Cyndi, which tests are you referring to? Personality profiles of some sort?
Comment by Scott Newton Smith on February 15, 2012 at 6:09am Cyndi, Congrats on getting things going. Yes, I thin you should use the links since they are free and yes, I think you should sign up as an affiliate if at all possible. Thanks for the question.
Hi guys...I'm just getting started. I use links for free tests and then I meet with my clients after they take the tests. I'm just now thinking about doing a website. my question is...since the links are free, is there any violation if i put them on my website? and if one of the websites i link to has other products, could I ask to be an affiliate? Thanks for all the wonderful info here.
Idea: maybe I should start a new discussion on "101 ways to make money on the internet"? Each person could add 5+ new ideas?
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