How to Create A Blog Using These Videos

by Miguel Wickert

in Affiliate,Blogging tips

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If you’re looking to set up a WordPress blog and don’t know where to begin, these videos promise to make life easier. Even if you’re not a newbie, the following videos are helpful.

Yaro Starak from Entrepreneurs Journey, will soon launch become a blogger mentoring program. The site already delivers a nice collection of free videos for step by step instruction on how to create your blog.

Their report is called the “Roadmap,”which will be available Dec 1, will help you establish yourself as a blogger and help to build your social media online presence.

Free Video Tutorials

Video 1 – Why You Should Use WordPress

Video 2 – How To Get Your Own Domain Name

Video 3 – How To Get A Web Host

Video 4 – How To Install WordPress

Video 5 – How To Upload Files To Your Webhost Using FTP

Video 6 – Choosing A WordPress Theme For Your New Blog

Video 7 – How To Install And Use WordPress Plugins

Video 8 – How To Create Your First Blog Post And Blog Page

Video 9 – What RSS Is And Why You Need It

Video 10 – How To Use Feedburner For Supercharging Your RSS Capabilities

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1 Blogging from Scratch November 30, 2008 at 11:11 pm

Thanks for the videos. I’ll let my friends see those videos if they want to learn on how to create a blog

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2 Miguel December 1, 2008 at 7:52 am

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I like that name, you’re welcome! I’m sure everyone will find them useful and helpful. Thanks for visiting and commenting! :)
-Miguel

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