Tag: blog

A web property is similar to real estate property in that someone owns them

When it comes to web property, that is obviously content and designs created by a person or company on domains, on social media and in the public online realm.

Just like tangible property, a blog should grow in value over time, either in the number of people it reaches on a daily basis or in the amount of revenue it brings in. In the perfect world, it achieves both traffic and income goals.

Reshared post from +Jerry Low

How a Blog is Like Real Estate Property in 2015

Very good read by +Lori Soard. You'd be surprised how much  blog and real estate property are alike. Learn how to market and value your blog from the real estate industry. 

Read – http://www.webhostingsecretrevealed.net/blog/blogging-tips/how-a-blog-is-like-real-estate-property-in-2015/

Featuring case studies and tips from +The Next Web +David Ning 

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Starting a blog is not as difficult as it seems

Sure, it could get tricky in the later stage; but generally speaking, blogging is do-able for everyone who has a computer with an Internet connection.

And guess what, you can actually setup a new blog in the next 15 minutes. This 7-step beginner guide that I have just published on +Web Hosting Secret Revealed will you do just that http://www.webhostingsecretrevealed.net/blog/blogging-tips/how-to-start-a-blog-in-15-minutes/ 

A quick glance

In this guide, we are going to look at:

1. How to pick up the right web host and domain for your blog
2. Registering your domain on a recommended host
3. Logging into your hosting account for the first time
4. Installing WordPress 
5. Writing your first post

And once you are done with these, remember to head on to http://www.webhostingsecretrevealed.net/blogging-with-whsr/ where we put up all our best blogging tips in one page (warning: things might get a little overwhelming there). 

Enjoy learning – Have fun! :)

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