Inside the first of ten videos, discover why it is so important to use WordPress for your blog and how you can learn, for FREE, how to set up your very own blog.If you have any comments on how you think we can improve the videos, please feel free to add some comments to this or any of the other posts on this blog.
Happy blogging!
The Become A Blogger Team
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Hello
Nice work you have done in your videos.I have followed your instructions and register this domain name and paid for hosting.at the sites you recommended. I have downloaded wordpress 2.6.3.I have tried uploading these files so I have uninstalled it and is trying again . The problem is it is taking forever to unzip these files.When I did it first it was easy but 300+ kb was not uploading.Now it is taking forever to unzip the files. I am using vista so my window looks different from yous. Is ther eanyway easier to unzip thes file is is now12.51.AM and I am unzipping from 3.00pm.
I try finding your blogpost you recommend on how to unzip a file bit was not succeeful could you send me the link
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Gideon Shalwick Reply:
November 1st, 2009 at 2:08 pm
Hey Juliet
I recommend you get in touch with Joel from http://www.blogtechguy.com - he should be able to set things up for you real quick without any hassles.
All the best!
Gideon Shalwick
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Hey! Juliet:
I am just reading about your problem today. I hope you have found solution to it. If not, I can suggest to you that, from the top of the ‘Winzip Program’ one of the icon is shows you how to unzip your file. You can reach me at businessinfo123@aol.com. I am sure Gideon and company are marvelous they will do anything to help you resolve any problem you may have.
Akin
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I have just watched this video and I learned something and I am looking forward to watching all videos. I am using a wordpress blog and it’s only about less than a month’s old. I don’t have my own product but I plan to get into affiliate marketing. I really want to learn everything about blogging and I am really thankful that I saw Yaro’s site. It’s a very helpful and informational site.
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Gideon & Yaro
Just watched video No1 - just right. Step-by-step simple introduction to the various platforms. I’m lloking forward to watching the next ones.
Well done - this is just what I’ve been looking for.
Kind rgds
Ian
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Gideon Shalwick Reply:
January 10th, 2010 at 1:29 pm
Thanks Ian!
Much appreciated!
Gideon
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Gideon Shalwick Reply:
January 10th, 2010 at 1:45 pm
Good stuff Ian!
All the best!
Gideon
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How do I copy these tutorials and the written materials onto my computer so I can look at them off line, like when on a sail boat?
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Gideon Shalwick Reply:
February 3rd, 2010 at 12:31 pm
Hey David
Once you sign up for our Premium course you get access to the downloable versions of all the files, including all the transcripts as well.
You can sign up here when the program opens:
http://becomeablogger.com/signup
Talk soon!
Gideon
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Gideon & Yaro
This video will very useful to footstep into the blog.
“To become a blogger premium” i got mail from three members. First from you(gideon & Yaro),Daniel,john chow… After every 10 minutes.. I think this is a big helping network for blogging each other.
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This is a great chance to start with blogging …
Usefull tips for beginners and easy to follow step by step.
Bye
Hubert
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Hi
i would like to ask that why i should not start with blogger instead of wordpress.org when blogger platform not only free,it can be monetized as well.
i read somewhere that there is a significant drop in your traffic once your blog is transferred to your own host e.g like from blogger to wordpress.org.Is it even possible to transfer blogs between different platforms.
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Gideon Shalwick Reply:
February 22nd, 2010 at 1:46 pm
Hey khurram
The main issue with blogger and other similar services is that you don’t actually own anything with them. So, if they decide that they want to cancel your account for whatever reason, you could lose all your work.
With WordPress.org that is no longer an issue, since you store all your content on your own server. And if something does go wrong, you still have access to your content.
Gideon
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i would like to ask one thing more.initially no one knows the initial response or the traffic that a person would get to his blog.Won’t it be waste of money if your topic doesnt get much attention and you are spending money aimlessly on a topic(by hosting blog for wordpress.org) that no body seems to care about.
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Gideon Shalwick Reply:
February 22nd, 2010 at 1:50 pm
Correct!
That’s why you need to do some initial research to make sure that your niche is profitable.
But even then, you can never be sure.
For example, I am currently looking at starting up a new blog in a niche that still needs to develop a lot. If it develops the way I think it will, it will be a VERY profitable niche. But because it’s such a new niche, I cannot tell from current research whether it will be profitable or not… the data simply does not exist (yet).
So, the market research at the beginning is important, but you also need to realize that it will not provide you with a surefire way to success online.
I still think the best is to do your initial research, find out if people are actually interested in your type of content, set up a blog and start adding content, and see what happens. As you go, you will quickly find out whether you’re on the right path or not.
And yes, some blogs will never take off. And some will be super successful. That’s just how it is in any business.
Regards
Gideon
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