Recent content by gordop

Interesting method. I'm going to give it a try.

no you have to pay and the price is like 13 bucks a year. You are better off getting a domain with a coupon (possible for $1) and then getting some cheap hosting which u can find for a buck a month from cheapo hosts or use a coupon to lower the price on a more premium host.

The number of sites I own fluctuates a lot. Right now I only have like 7 or 8 active. The way to keep them all straight is to make an excel sheet where you can note all the domains and hosting accounts and passwords, etc. It makes it easy to remember so that you can go back and hit each site...

Not sure what type of digital products OP is selling, but an LLC might be better to help protect him if there are any copyright actions arising out of the stuff he sells.

You shouldn't need Yoast and Google XML sitemap at the same time. Yoast already contains a sitemap which will work great. Plus having another XML sitemap plugin could conflict, i.e. it will show pages you might have no indexed in Yoast.

I prefer the first one too. It seems to be the most intuitive.

I think the classic blue link is the best because it is the most recognizable. If you are marketing to a wide audience, practically everyone will recognize that blue signifies a link. In the past I've found that coloring links in non-traditional colors makes it hard for the reader to determine...

Blogger gives you pretty clear instructions how to do it. Just buy your domain and then go into the settings tab ->blog address -->add 3rd party domain.

I played around with the template for a few minutes and I couldn't get it to work either. I only used the free version, so if that is what you're using as well, it's probably that the slider is locked out and only accessible in the premium version. I would just look for a different theme if you...

Is the problem that the slider images aren't showing or the slider itself isn't even working?

I'm confused as to whether the OP is showing an infographic or website, but as stated, finding a suitable template and editing it is the best way to go without hiring someone.

Hello, I think that given your industry you could find awesome niche to market. All the things you mentioned so far are available for sale on here if you check out the marketplace. As far as other tools go, it will depend on your exact marketing plan. You have to get your plan specifics down...

Just get the .net, the .com will probably be on auction for a long time if not indefinitely. You probably won't have to worry about someone building on the .com for a very long time.

Big G sometimes pulls the metadescription it wants despite your efforts to set it on WP. It will choose what is the most relevant description for the query. Its annoying that it pulls some random sentence from the post but you cant really change it. You could try seeing if the metatag has enough...

Most of the WP plugins for cloning require access to the original site, so they won't be able to help. You can clone with HTTrack but I don't know how well it would work for a really huge site. Also I dont think you can convert the download directly back to WP. Check it out to see or maybe...