WordPress is Awesome

Just to weigh in with my two-pence (or two cents)…

Totally, 100% agree. WordPress is definitely the best CMS out there, and ultra easy to configure and set up. Even for a complete newbie, WordPress couldn’t be easier. For the most basic blog, you could be up in running in 5 minutes. The countless themes, plug-ins and tight support network means you can customise every single element of your site, without being a coding expert.

What I found most helpful is the large committed community of developers, users and all-around enthusiasts which has grown around WordPress. If you get stuck setting up your new site, you can query the extensive knowledge base or just ask. Someone’s bound to know the answer and more than willing to help you out..

I’ve used WordPress to set up my own site, below. Still a work in progress.

Good luck!

@casdirss 232197 wrote:

I’ve played around with WordPress on a few sites, and it is definitely a fantastic content management program. It makes it so easy to add new pages and content to your website, not to mention all the great plugins that are available. I would have made all of my websites WordPress if I knew about it earlier, too late now ” title=”” class=”bbcode_smiley” />

This is not the first time I’ve heard this, actually. Once people discover WordPress, they usually don’t go back to any other CMS.

Now. it’s about conquering PlugIns and understanding what ones are the best and how to utilize them to the fullest ability.

I came a across a cool Infographic recently, courtesy of WPJedi. Thought it would be cool to share. Lays out some insightful info pretty nicely ” title=”” class=”bbcode_smiley” />

I’ve played around with WordPress on a few sites, and it is definitely a fantastic content management program. It makes it so easy to add new pages and content to your website, not to mention all the great plugins that are available. I would have made all of my websites WordPress if I knew about it earlier, too late now ” title=”” class=”bbcode_smiley” />

@felku 232068 wrote:

Thanks for the article, I was looking to use wordpress but I didn’t know how to set up, I will give a try.

WordPress really should take about 5 mins to install and setup. Add me to your skype (mine is rakonskype), and I’ll happily walk you through it, show u how to find and install plugins.

How to set it up so its SEO friendly. You should be in the engines in no time.. thats the beauty with wordpress.

@felku 232068 wrote:

Thanks for the article, I was looking to use wordpress but I didn’t know how to set up, I will give a try.

Happy to hear the article was helpful.

If you ever have any questions regarding WordPress, don’t hesitate giving a shout out in the forums. Lots of peeps are turning to WP as their solution, and we’re in a very helpful community ” title=”” class=”bbcode_smiley” />

Best of luck to you ” title=”” class=”bbcode_smiley” />

Thanks for the article, I was looking to use wordpress but I didn’t know how to set up, I will give a try.

What makes WordPress also quite impressive is how SEO friendly it can be. Plugins are a life saver and make easy work of what is usually hard work eg tables, sitemaps, seo tags – pretty much whatever you think your website or blog might need.

Like ramtash, I can setup a site in a couple of hours using wordpress, and have it ready for google indexing in a matter of hours.