Web Development Books

How to Get Started Blogging for Yourself or Someone Else

The word blog was first used in 1999. When you stop and think about it, it’s still a fairly new concept . Sure, there are millions and millions of blogs in existence and it might seem like everyone you know has a blog. But believe it or not, not everyone does or even knows what one is.

Since I wrote a little about my blogging story and how I’ve turned it into a full time living, I’ve had countless people ask me through emails, social networks and in person how they can do what I do. Either they haven’t dove into the world of blogging yet and would like to, or they have one already and want to take it to the next level.

When you’ve never done something like starting a blog before, it can be extremely overwhelming. That’s why I’m getting back to the basics of blogging . Over the course of the next few weeks, I’ll be covering everything you’ve ever wanted to know about blogging. From choosing a domain name and keyword research to coming up with post ideas and the biggest topic everyone wants to know about – monetization.

Source: BlogWorld (blog)

Chuck Tomasi, Kreg Steppe – Sams Teach Yourself Wordpress 3 In 10 ...

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Sams Teach Yourself in 10 minutes WordPress 3

Chuck Tomasi

Kreg Steppe

Sams Teach Yourself in 10 minutes WordPress gives you simple, practical answers when you need fast results. Working through his classes of 10 minutes, you'll learn everything you need to build large and WordPress blog with WordPress.org, and reach any kind of public web browsers, RSS, or phone!

* Streamline publishing with third-party tools

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Personally, if you are new to WordPress, this is a good read, but if you are a professional, so you may want to skip, as you probably know all this stuff anyway.

It helped me a bit '(along with this eBook), but I also love the screenshots....

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