The Complete Guide to Starting a Website [2016 updated]

[leontran]

great share thanks a lot. It helped me a lot

 

[murderouspanda]

this is really useful information, especially the WP plugins part. this thread should be mandatory reading lol

added thanks!

 

[rjcipa]

that's great info ...thanks

 

[blackshepard]

Very good info, but i read similiar guides before,..so its no so excited for me. But now is over 1 year that you post this guide, you should release V2 version

 

[Webbers UX]

Very good info, but i read similiar guides before,..so its no so excited for me. But now is over 1 year that you post this guide, you should release V2 version

Well mu guide has been copied a lot on other websites, maybe you have read a re-written one.

V2, there is no need actually, what do you not understand? The process is same, let me know your issue and I will gladly help you.

 

[deedee1whoa]

I already knew most of this, but Luka, good job! Obviously a lot of newbies found it useful.

 

[ejizzle]

Cool Thnks very much

 

[RedOrDead]

Well mu guide has been copied a lot on other websites, maybe you have read a re-written one.

V2, there is no need actually, what do you not understand? The process is same, let me know your issue and I will gladly help you.

It does strike me as slightly strange that the best process to follow is 100% the same as when it was written (particularly in SEO terms as this is a rapidly changing field). Also, I suspect many (myself included) would appreciate some reassurance that following the SEO parts of this still represents "best practice" after Penguin.

Edit: thanks very much either way - well worth a read.

 

[Kralj187]

This is an awesome guide that contains pretty much any info you need about getting started as a webmaster. Great work!

 

[Webbers UX]

It does strike me as slightly strange that the best process to follow is 100% the same as when it was written (particularly in SEO terms as this is a rapidly changing field). Also, I suspect many (myself included) would appreciate some reassurance that following the SEO parts of this still represents "best practice" after Penguin.

Edit: thanks very much either way - well worth a read.

Good point about the SEO part, but another wave of Penguin is coming so what I recommend is that you read about it briefly through different sources when it's out

Thanks

Luka


P.S I do not believe I have included any techniques for SEO, just basic info.

 

[pulsey]

Your thread is a great resource and includes more than enough information for a beginner. Kudos.

 

[brightaquatic]

nice share people love this

 

[Darth187]

Thanks man!

 

[svaspire]

This is really I wanted to do LukaB you have such brilliant idea, can i add you to my skpe account thanks you again!

 

[shiraz]

thanks for details

 

[nightwish]

nice tut you got there sir

 

[JTKirk]

Thank you! BTW, i both love and hate Hostgator. Great prices and support, but just don't put a paying client's site on a shared hosting account.

 

[rankingrockstar]

Usefull information... Thanks for Posting

 

[ProAffiliate01]

I like this thread. This is what we need more of on this forum. It is a good step-by-step guide even for people who have sites running now. As an aside, someone mentioned spinning. I would suggest you human edit every spun article before you submit to sites or directories. I have not yet found a spinner that works perfectly (the automated ones).

 

[bassebuu]

good work, some really good tips there! Thank you