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Developing Money Making Niche Sites With WordPress 2.6: Video 3 - Basic Administration

August 4, 2008 Posted under: Blogging by Caroline Middlebrook

Basic WordPress Administration

This is part #3 of a series of 10 videos. Click here to access the full series. The PDF download of the original ebook is also still available.

Once you have installed WordPress on BlueHost (or any other host), you will need to start setting up your site. This video takes you through some of the first steps in WordPress administration.

The test site in question is called Cigar Heaven.


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8 Comments:

This is good help for WordPress beginners. I will truly recommend this to all people that have any WordPress questions.

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j. noronha
August 5, 2008

Very nice, WordPress is getting more popular every day and what is crystal clear for most of us may be a challenge for newcomers.

lisa marie
August 5, 2008

thanks for sharing that article.. Wordpress is also easy to use..

Patrick Dierschke
August 5, 2008

Nice instructions.

Is it preferable to have a separate domain for each blog, or can you get the same results with sub-domains or extended URLs? Do search engines treat them differently?

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Lindsay
August 5, 2008

Hey thanks, these videos kinda put things in perspective. I really want to get a wordpress blog but it seemed very intimidating. This video makes sense

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T Edwards
August 5, 2008

Hi Caroline
This is awesome. It is just what I’m looking for. I am very knew to blogging and website administration. I have been looking for a way to start monetizing but I wanted to keep it separate from my primary blog while I build an audience and also have a completely passive income stream. I think building a niche site may be the way to go!

Thanks again

T

Blaine Moore
August 5, 2008

Some further advice that I might add is that rather than keeping the administrator account, you create a second account that is also an administrator account and then log in as that one. Using the second administrator account, you should then delete the original one.

This way there is one fewer security risk since somebody would need to figure out both my username and my password to hack my blog, rather than just guessing the password. Dictionary attacks and such won’t work on my individual sites, but that could be a problem for somebody who doesn’t use secure passwords, and every little bit adds up and helps.

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Caroline Middlebrook
August 6, 2008

@Patrick, I don’t know enough about SEO to answer that question but considering that a domain is $10 a year, I don’t see the point in scrimping here.


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