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How to build a WordPress website for your nonprofit

SocialFish

You’ve decided that you want to start using WordPress as your nonprofit’s website. You’ve outlined a blog strategy, defined specific goals, decided on topics, and have determined who will publish content. Where would you begin if you wanted to start blogging with WordPress today? Install WordPress. Choose a Theme.

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When DIY Blogging isn’t for You: 5 Alternatives to Self-Hosted WordPress

ProBlogger

Here on ProBlogger, we’ve always recommended self-hosted WordPress (aka WordPress.org) as the very best platform for blogging. Many of the world’s largest blogs and websites run on self-hosted WordPress. But for some bloggers, self-hosted WordPress might not be the best choice. Here are WordPress’ instructions on how to do it.

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5 Steps To A Professional Grade Blog On A Budget

Jason Yormark

WordPress has changed the game and opened up the door giving the potential for anyone to create and publish great content and possibly earn a few bucks in the process. I’ve been toying around with WordPress for years, and the formula for launching a professional grade blog is not as difficult or expensive as you would think.

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The Complete Solo Build It! Review - An Insider’s Perspective

The Social Media Hat

I've built sites using Geocities, FrontPage, Dreamweaver, PHP-Nuke, GoDaddy, Joomla, Drupal, Wix and WordPress. Those who were hoping to use the website to grow visibility for an existing business never added more content. They're the kind of content success stories my friend Joe Pulizzi talks about in his book, Content Inc.

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Simple and Affordable Resources for Creating a Website

Kikolani

As much as I love recommending WordPress to people building a website, the fact is, not everyone needs or wants such a robust solution. IM Creator allows you to create websites using their easy to customize templates. a month (or less with a long-term commitment), you can publish your website to a new or existing domain name.

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Beginner Week: Bite the Bullet and Start Your Blog with this Seven-Point Checklist

ProBlogger

That’s not to say that the content on ProBlogger isn’t hugely valuable: of course it is. I’ll name a handful of them: WordPress, Blogger, Typepad, Tumblr, Squarespace… Let’s make this decision easy. Your best option is almost certainly WordPress. Day 3: Decide on Your Domain Name.

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5 Essential Blog Foundations for Strong SEO

ProBlogger

They choose a popular platform to build on, select an attractive theme with all the bells and whistles, sign up for hosting that appears value for money, before finally writing awesome content and waiting for the audience to explode and their rankings to rocket. I cannot recommend WordPress highly enough. Then reality often sets in.

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