Lynn Terry, one of the top affiliate marketers that I follow, just wrote up a post on how to set up a WordPress blog. It's solid advice.
Read it and then come back here to read my specific tweaks to her set up.
Here are my specific tweaks:
I use NameCheap for my domain name registrar. I usually [...]
I've just compiled a set of six eBooks that show you how to get the most out of Twitter: How to set it up, use it, and market through it PLUS there's a cool book that shows you how to integrate your blog posts with twitter using simple WordPress plugins.
Learn all you can about using [...]
I want to share with you two ideas on using Ping.fm for your internet marketing promotional efforts.
NOTE: This is NOT a “How-to use Ping.fm” post. You can google “how to use Ping.fm” if you want that.
First, I use Ping.fm for the bulk of my internet marketing promos. I “ping” twitter, Facebook, and MySpace whenever I [...]
Beginning in the year 2002, blogs changed the online marketing world, quite possibly forever. While most people at that time started with various blogging systems, eventually most of them shifted to WordPress. WordPress has become so much more since then: A powerful website Content Management System that emerged from the need for a better blogging [...]
Below is a link to a fantastic explanation of user roles in WordPress (specifically, WP2.0+). Here’s an excerpt:
There are five built in roles in WP2.0+. These roles, Administrator, Editor, Author, Contributor and Subscriber compartmentalize most of the groups of functionality in WordPress.
WordPress FAQ: User Roles Confusion | Technosailor.com
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