WordPress Beginners: Great Expectations
You chose WordPress for your website so that you have control and access. You’ve chosen a theme, added a few posts and pages, and it’s up and running. Excellent.
You chose WordPress for your website so that you have control and access. You’ve chosen a theme, added a few posts and pages, and it’s up and running. Excellent.
Your search for a WordPress theme for your Bed & Breakfast inn probably ended with a handful of choices. But, you need room pages with prices and amenities. You need reservations or at least availability checking. And what about mobile?
WordPress themes give us a method to present our story. If the presentation goes wrong, the story will never be read, no matter what it says. What your website is about must be recognized in seconds. Selling, teaching, discussing, listing, or presenting, the answer must be grasped quickly.
I think I’m a WordPress theme junkie. I spend waaay too much time trying out demos and switching themes. But, good things can come from all this fun: I’ve decided to scribble down what I’ve discovered in my never-ending trip down the themes river. Here are eight companies I’ve looked over recently.
WordPress tempts you with the Free Theme Bonanza Getting started with WordPress couldn’t be easier. One-click installation, directions to set up each part of the website via the WordPress installation online guides, add your logo and you’re there – a shiny new website.
Everyone has an opinion. Whose do you want when it comes time to evaluate your website? Mom? Friend? Co-worker? Partner? Accountant? Maybe you need all of those to get a usable, helpful web evaluation. Let’s take a closer look.
Take just a minute to consider your buying methods. You probably buy from companies or people you know, right? What if it’s your first time to a website, looking for a product or service? What helps you decide to buy? This seems automatic, doesn’t it?