A blogger’s guide to setting up a WordPress site: 14 vital widgets. This is the third in a series of posts discussing how to set up and run a WordPress blog from a relatively experienced expert, which will feature many helpful and hopefully relevant tangents.
In the first article I discussed the first few steps involving sign-up, the difference between WordPress.com and WordPress.org, and your social media presence. Last week, I looked at writing your first post using the WordPress content management system (CMS) and I also offered some general writing tips for new bloggers. This time I’ll be delving into the dashboard to help you set up the ‘backend’ of your blog, by taking a look at the diverse world of widgets. Firstly though a quick note about the difference between WordPress.com and WordPress.org in relation to ‘plugins’. Plugins A plugin is a piece of software that acts as an add-on feature to your website or blog, offering additional functionality. I’ll be writing this for the benefit of WordPress.com users. How to use widgets Revealing this… Follow Blog. Le guid de meilleurs plugins pour Wordpress. Tutoriel wordexpress. How to Launch and Optimize your Wordpress Blog for Content Marketing. According to the Roper Public Affairs , 80% of business decision makers prefer to get company information in a series of articles versus an advertisement. 70% say content marketing makes them feel closer to the company and 60% say that company content helps them make better purchasing decisions.
The research shows that more people are reading blogs, those people expect your company to have a social media presence, and blogs influence their purchasing decisions. Creating and distributing relevant and valuable content to attract, acquire, and engage your target audience is the key to communicating with your customers and prospects without selling. Blogs are influencing purchasing decisions because they are informing buyers to make smarter decisions, which is important for every company. Those are very compelling reasons for companies to start blogging or to improve their existing blog! Additional Benefits Search Engine Optimization (SEO) . Thought Leadership . Référencement naturel et WordPress : un guide. C'est une idée qui me trottait dans la tête depuis plusieurs mois, et c'est désormais chose faite : je viens d'écrire et de publier un guide de 120 pages dédiées à WordPress et au référencement naturel.
En partenariat avec Olivier Andrieu du réseau Abondance, c'est donc un ebook complet que je viens de terminer sur les optimisations à apporter à ce CMS pour plus de visibilité, et qui est ainsi publié dans la série des guides d'Abondance. Grâce à lui j'ai compris ce qu'est l'essence d'un bon référencement sous WordPress. Je pensais avoir des sites bien optimisés pour le SEO, et me voilà avec pleins d'astuces et d'idées pour les améliorer encore - Willy Bahuaud Le PDF coûte 20€, et je pense qu'il vaut le détour. Il traite à la fois du paramétrage de base et de la rédaction de contenu, tout en abordant les problématiques de duplication de contenus, de maillage interne, de temps de chargement ou encore d'ergonomie et d'expérience utilisateur.
La troisième partie elle est vraiment GÉNIALE !! Wordpress.