Posted on 29 January 2009
Tags: blogsites, google, websites, WordPress
If you are confused by the benefits of a blogsite over a website you are not alone. Many people ask me “Sandra, why would I want a blogsite when I already have a website?” Others ask “Sandra, I hear that blogging is a great way to get my name out there but how do I start and should I have a website too?” These are all good questions but let’s start with the basics.
What is a blogsite?
A blogsite is a blog with all the features of a website and much, much more. On the website side, you’ll have a static menu bar linking to your web pages (e.g. About Us, Contact Us). On the blog side, you’ll be able to publish posts, articles, promotions and tips without a degree in Computer Science. With a blogsite you’ve got the features of a website and the functionality of a blog all in one.
If you use a blogsite you won’t need a separate website or a separate blog. A blogsite is an “all in one” business tool!
What are the advantages of using a blogsite over a website?
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Posted on 15 September 2008
Tags: blog, blogging, blogs, blogsite, blogsites, google, google analytics, Plugins, statistics, WordPress, wp
Track your blogsite visits, keywords, visitor locations and more through Google Analytics and this WordPress plugin. Here’s how
1) Create an account on Google Analytics and get your Google “UA” number (you will see this at the end of your account set up)
2) Download and fpt this plugin http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/ultimate-google-analytics/ into wordpress.
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Posted on 23 May 2008
Tags: blogging, blogs, blogsites, book, books, google, newsletter, websites, WordPress
So what is a blogsite really? Why should you care?
What difference would it make to your business if you knew what it was?
Would it attract money? clients? speaking gigs? magazine columns? the clients of your dreams?
Would it make you the go to person in your market?
Would it give you the ability to make changes to your site when you want to without knowing any geekese?
Would it attract Google?
Would it allow clients to find you instead of you seeking them?
If you do not care about any of the above, then please don’t keep reading and ask yourself “Why am I in business anyway?”
If you do care and you want to know more then I invite you to attend a free teleclass to learn more and ask your questions. We promise not to use any techie jargon and explain everything in plain English!
The teleclass will take place Wednesday June 4th at 12pm eastern (5pm London, 9am PDT). Sign up below!
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Posted on 15 May 2008
Tags: blogs, blogsites, books, google, websites, WordPress
This is a question I get all the time. Here’s just part of the long answer.
A website (a traditional site created with html) becomes a pain to maintain. You either need to know html, have expensive software to update it or have your web person update it when they have time.
A blogsite is easy to maintain and you can update from any computer in the world (yes macs and PCs) with internet access.
Google and other search engines are giving priorities to blogs over regular sites for many reasons. Two main reasons are that blogs are updated with fresh content more frequently than regular sites and blogs are structured in a way that makes it easier for Google to find, index and add them to their list of results.
With blogsites you can:
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