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Top WordPress Themes for Coaching Websites

It’s REALLY tough if you’re a new coach and you’re thrown in the wonderful world of WordPress and you want to find a great theme for your website. There are so many options which boast so many features – it can take hours to days to find your way.

When it comes to themes for your website (themes are ready-made designs for WordPress) you may be wondering, which is best, … read on

 
`Five Tips when Adding Content to WordPress

Five Tips When Adding Content to WordPress

If you’re just getting started with WordPress, here are five quick tips to make adding content smoother and easier.

The tips in the video are:… read on

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Responsive Design: Reaching More People with Your Coaching Site

I was just blown away by my favorite theme, Canvas from WooThemes. 

Let me explain ”responsive design” in words before I show you in a video.

You see these days we’ve got quite a wide range of methods for viewing web page: phones, pads, laptops, desktops, tv’s and James Bond tuxedo shoes – and your website is likely to get seen on any and all of these.

As such, you need to ensure … read on

 
Link Example of Permalinks

How to Increase Website Traffic with WordPress Permalinks

“Permalinks” are permanent links.

They are fixed links to website content.

Permalinks were created to make it easy to link to archived content on dynamic websites such as blogs. (If permalinks weren’t created, it would be difficult to link directly to old blog posts as they would be buried within the site)

More importantly, here’s how to use permalinks in WordPress to get you more traffic.

As you know, search … read on

 

Lightning-Fast Credibility Building with WordPress

One of the simply astonishing feats of using WordPress as the platform (the technical behind-the-scenes guts) for your coaching website lies in the speed at which you can reach your market to build your expert-coach status.

It’s stunning.

Here’s an example of what can be done.

1. Quickly write an article for fresh content – requires one to two hours.

With your username and password, you simply log into WordPress … read on

 

Handy and Brandy for a Better Coaching Site

They say God is in the details.

Recently, I heard someone say the devil is in the details. Interesting, I thought.

I’ve also heard, “It’s all in the details.”

Hmmm … well, here are two great details; one handy, and one brandy (branding).… read on

 

How a SiteMap Brings You Traffic from Search Engines

If you are actively optimizing your website pages to bring traffic from search engines, then you will want to create and optimize a SiteMap page.

A SiteMap is a single page containing links to all of the other pages of your website. It’s primary purpose is to help lost visitors find their way.  (If visitors are using your SiteMap page often, then your navigational scheme isn’t cutting it. Rethink your … read on