You’re probably aware that most websites now use the WordPress platform to run and maintain their websites. Recently WordPress made a major overhaul of their editor. It went from the Classic Editor to what they have coined as the Gutenberg Editor. This specific training course was designed to help you understand how to use the WordPress Gutenberg Editor in more depth, even if you are a newbie. You’ll find the editing experience to be much more enjoyable and productive. Topics covered: Introduction to Gutenberg Quick Overview of User Interface Understanding the Types of Blocks Using the Sidebar Common Blocks Formatting Blocks Layout Elements Not Ready For Gutenberg? More Editor Options

Get Ready to Give Your Business a Huge Upgrade, Because You're About to Discover the Time Saving, Profit Boosting Magic of Website Design And Development! For average webmaster, design and development are words that are most often associated with overall character of a website. How it looks, how it presents itself to the viewer, how it will adapt to future design changes. Of course, if your primary objective is to earn money online, the concept of design and development has a slightly different meaning. Learn more inside.

How to Choose the Best Website Design for Your Business: Whether your business has been established offline for years or whether it is a new business altogether, the design of your website must coincide with your overall brand image and sales goals. Evaluate the Purpose of your Website: The first obstacle in determining your website design is to evaluate its purpose. If you are a retail business, you most likely will need a shopping cart feature. However, if you are a consulting firm, you may only want to list your contact information or an application for service. Evaluating the purpose of your website will help determine the features you need and those you can live without. Determine the Complexity of your Site: Again, if your business sells many different kinds of widgets, then you will need a shopping cart. If your widgets are self-explanatory, (i.e. impulse items), then perhaps you simply need a page for each category of widget. The page can list each item, a short desc, and a link to add it to the customer’s shopping cart. However, if your business is selling widgets which need more explanation, perhaps bigger ticket items, then you might need a single page for each widget. You may even need several pages for each widget’s specifications. If your business is informational services, for example consulting, then perhaps your site can remain fairly simple. There is no need for a shopping cart of hundreds of pages showcasing each item. You may have a few different consulting packages, information on each, a sales letter, a contact us page, and about us page, and a home page. Perhaps a testimonial page for added persuasion. Although it may contain a significant amount of text, this would be a fairly simple website design compared to other businesses. Choose a Theme If you don’t already have a brand image, logo, and colors, then you need to decide what your website will actually look like. When choosing a visual theme, be sure to make it match your business, but also try to make your site stand out from the crowd. For example, moving companies all tend to have a picture of a moving truck/van and a happy family next to a nice suburban house. That’s fine, if it in fact works to persuade your customers to buy. But also consider the power of standing apart from the crowd by presenting a more clever visual display on your website. It could work well to draw customers to your site. Design your Website: You are now ready to design your website! Use your chosen theme to create cohesion within your website, whether it has a simple or complex design. And of course, remember to always design with the intent to carry out the purpose of your website as it pertains to your business.

If you run a blog or website you understand the need for writing regular content. While this may sound easy, it is not always easy to come up with ideas of what to write about. Even then you need to know how to write a compelling blog post that will attract attention. When it comes to writing online there are a few differences which you must be aware of. Writing this type of content is different than writing a novel or non-fiction book. Inside this ebook you will find a compilation of 25 writing tips which have been designed to help you become a better writer. 

Maximize Your WordPress Website Using WP Ad Hub Plugin! If you are a blogger with less technical skills in terms of modifying your current WordPress and Functions, you may end up limited to where you want your ads to be seen in your blog or website. Well, there are some themes that has some specific functions in terms of ads is concern in your blog but most of these themes are premium version where you have to pay. WP Ad Hub is a WordPress plugin designed to provide flexible control over what adds get displayed and where – each day a specific ad image can be dynamically displayed.

WP Video Focus is a plugin that allows you to clip your video and serves as a widget to any corner on your page.  This allows your videos to visibly continue playing when a user scrolls down a page, so they are still able to see the video and not only hear it.This will help to keep your viewers engaged throughout your entire video while they are exploring the content/other parts of your page so you will never lose the engagement & attention of your viewers that often results in loss of leads and sales. The plugin will also allow you to position your videos anywhere you want and customize it to make it relevant with your website/webpage design or branding.  There are MANY more amazing features such as countdown-timer, share button and animation/ effect that will help your page get sky-high conversions and engagement.

The guide will show you how to create a better performing website or sales page, by using clear design, proper navigation, easy to read copy, and also tells you why -and how- to optimize your images, and how to use graphics and templates.

If you’re interested in running a successful website or blog, then the ‘niche’ you choose at the start is one of the single most important decisions you will make. In fact, this one decision will impact everything from the design of your website, to the monetization options you choose, the type of content you create, and even the visitors you attract. This is THE essential course on niche marketing. You will discover the exact steps to become a top marketer in any niche and generate non-stop income streams on demand. You will learn: Key factors to consider when choosing a niche. Avoiding these is a surefire path to failure. How to research your chosen niche (and how NOT to do it). How to ensure the niche you’ve picked is a profitable one to be in. How to identify opportunities and genuine 'gaps' in the market to profit from. How to make money quickly and scale up to greater profits. How to create entirely new niches of your own for massive paydays. How to ensure a steady stream of new content for your chosen subject. How to work in and capitalize on niches outside your comfort zone. How to avoid critical mistakes when choosing your chosen niche. How to zero in on a certain demographic and laser target your audience.

Blogs have become an extremely popular marketing and promotion method! The fact that blogs have become an extremely popular marketing and promotion method is no surprise. Not when you consider the advantages they offer over the standard website. For one thing, if you use an independent online blogging service like Blogger.com ( http: //www.blogger.com ) you don’t need any web design or programming skills. You simply sign up for a free account, choose the template you want, and then begin posting content. And since these types of services are maintained on the owner’s server, there’s no need to acquire independent web hosting or domain names. Whether you operate one blog or several hundred, there’s no cost whatsoever. Another important advantage is being able to get your blog (and subsequently, future blog postings) indexed by search engines in a much shorter period of time. Just like any other website, you can also incorporate independent advertising in your blog template. Customized Google Adsense ads, for example, can be quickly and easily added to a Blogger website. You can also sell additional advertising space. These ads can either be placed throughout the overall content or established within designated areas of the template. Of course, the real money-making potential is the fact that you have a platform for including whatever information or promotions you choose. And the fact that blogs are already accepted as a personal announcement vehicle, they can be the perfect place to offer product testimonials and endorsements.

With Blog Theme Generator, you can turn any photo into a complete blog theme in around 60 seconds. Your theme must look professional - and it must be directly relevant to the niche or subject matter of the blog. Now with our brand new Blog Theme Generator, you'll get loads of different ways to instantly create great looking themes for all your WordPress blogs.