omg...im stressing too much error and bugs on typepad. i want moving to another paid hosting. but...no good choice i guess. it seem i have to learn using wp.

can anyone pls tell me step by step how to using wp paid version plssss....every details..which page to go? which page to download etc... (plsssssss be patient....im not smart)
thank you


*stresssss*

Originally Posted by richarie

omg...im stressing too much error and bugs on typepad. i want moving to another paid hosting. but...no good choice i guess. it seem i have to learn using wp.

can anyone pls tell me step by step how to using wp paid version plssss....every details..which page to go? which page to download etc...
thank you


*stresssss*

Wordpress is actually very easy to use. The best thing to do is install it and play around with a few templates and plugins and get the feel for it.

yea right...i heard that alot...easy for you...not for me..
which page to download..??
which item to instal...etc etc etc?
helpppppppppppppppppppp

Originally Posted by richarie

yea right...i heard that alot...easy for you...not for me..
which page to download..??
which item to instal...etc etc etc?
helpppppppppppppppppppp

Find a host that has Fantastico (most web hosts offer Fantastico). That will be the easiest way to install Wordpress. You'll be able to install it in just a couple of clicks.

If you need help with specifics, just ask.

oh hi thanks for the tip...i tried your site ..demo version...very nice template. but..i dont understand what that different weblog and website?
errr..in typepad its weblog...i dont know how to use website for blogging

website = Collection of webpages or documents connected by a common navigation and accessible via the Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP)


THEREFORE a "blog" IS a website.

A collection of pages created and published using Typepad is a website
A collection of pages created and published using Joomla is a website
A collection of pages created and published using Wordpress is a website
A collection of pages created and published using my bespoke CMS is a website

Where you are reading this right now IS a website.

DO NOT confuse the type of tool used to publish a website with the fact that they are ALL websites!!!

"blog" is actually a shortened version of "weblog" and was originally termed as such because it is a website where the pages are published in chronological order.
The original idea of weblogs was to enable people to document their daily/weekly life as a log of events, in a similar fashion to a diary.

"Blogging" tools however; have now advanced into "Content Management Systems" rather than simple daily event publishing tools.

thank you to explain it chris
do you have any sugestion which weblog hosting good for me?
i saw GoDaddy has hosting+wp...
i wonder is anyone here ever tried it
and..if i choose another hosting...can i create multi blog?

Excellent advice. I know how important it is to comment on other blogs.

I know how important it is to comment on other blogs.

And you would be wrong!!

Originally Posted by richarie

can anyone pls tell me step by step how to using wp paid version plssss....

Didn't realize there is a paid version of wordpress. You learn something new everyday

The free download works fine for me

It is not a "paid version" but you can pay for an "premium" account at Wordpress.com

Domain mapping is available for $9.97 per domain per year @__@
if i have 8 domain means i have to pay $79,76 per year just for mapping?
ZzZ expensive any other expenses there?

because in typepad i only need to pay $12/mo and all service is free
no extra charge

Originally Posted by richarie

omg...im stressing too much error and bugs on typepad. i want moving to another paid hosting. but...no good choice i guess. it seem i have to learn using wp.

can anyone pls tell me step by step how to using wp paid version plssss....every details..which page to go? which page to download etc... (plsssssss be patient....im not smart)
thank you


*stresssss*

WordPress is VERY free... Learning it is easy. All you need to do (or what I HIGHLY suggest that you do) is to get a paid hosting account somewhere like GoDaddy, BlueHost, or HostGator.

I have a deluxe hosting account with dedicated IP at GoDaddy and pay about $9/month... That is CHEAP and the service is great. I can skip one cheap lunch out each month to afford it. And most of these web host will install WP for you with a one-click installation. I can host as many domains as I want under my GoDaddy account for that $9/month. And I have more bandwidth than I will every use... and 25 instances of MySQL... tons of email space/addresses... etc.

And if $9 is going to make or break you then you're likely not too serious about your blog.

There are a million good books that can get you up and running on WordPress. Even WordPress for Dummies can help... I think I just installed it and it was so intuitive that I figured it out myself.

One other suggestion...

Buy a good premium theme. The absolute best theme for WP IMO is Thesis by DIYThemes (diythemes.com/thesis). It's a beautiful, professional looking theme and VERY SEO friendly out of the box. It has tons of built in features including the ability to do almost anything you want from an SEO perspective). I think it's $85 or so for a single site license or $165 for a developer license which entitles you to user it on as many sites as you want and to remove the attribution from the footer. You also get lifetime upgrades for free and they have a huge support community.

I never heard that the Wordpress has a paid version.

Its really easy to use.. Maybe dedicate some time reading some guides and after you get started, you can build through that.. Many people use wordpress because its super easy.

Wpbeginner.com is a great resource site and they also have a how to install wordpress page: http://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutoria...-on-your-site/