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If you’re here, I’m assuming it’s because you want to learn how to build great-looking, effective websites using WordPress. I can help you with that.
There’s a good reason that WordPress is the most popular Content Management System on the world wide web. It’s attractive, it’s easy to use, it’s versatile, it’s free and best of all, you don’t have to be a computer geek or an IT specialist to use it. [Read More. . .]
What are the Building Blocks?
Building a WordPress website is a lot like building a house.
You need a plot of land to build on, you dig the foundation, and after a few more steps you paint and decorate the inside
For a complete explanation, grab the free, 7-part series. You’ll get a daily update over the next seven days, walking you step by step through the virtual “homebuilding” process.
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Maybe you want to learn how to maintain and continue building your website, but you’d like someone else to do the heavy lifting in the beginning.
That’s cool.
Depending on exactly what you want and your budget, you can take advantage of one of our standard packages, or request a personalized quote for specialized work.
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From the Blog. . .
GDPR is all over the news, and flooding email inboxes all over the world.
Maybe you don’t recognize the acronym, but likely you’ve recently received lots of emails letting you know that this company and that company have updated their privacy policy.
That’s because of GDPR.
GDPR (it stands for General Data Protection Regulation) goes into effect on May 25, 2018, and it’s enforceable worldwide. Basically, it says that anyone who does business with individuals in the European Union must step up their privacy protections.
I’ve written an article over on my Anywhereist.com site, about how GDPR affects bloggers, freelancers, and solopreneurs even if located outside of Europe. You should familiarize yourself with what’s involved, then come back here for a walkthrough of how to use The GDPR Framework plugin to help you bring your site into compliance.[Read More. . .]
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