You may wonder why we blog:
- First, you will learn about WordPress
- 8/19/2011 – WordPress Now Powers 22 Percent Of New Active Websites In The U.S.
- 4/30/2013 (Has March 2012 data) – How Many People Use WordPress: Statistics, Percentages, and Comparisons
- 9/2012 – With 60 Million Websites, WordPress Rules The Web. So Where’s The Money?
- Second, you will learn how to navigate a Dashboard – and to do a few pretty intricate items
- What is the difference between a page and a post?
- How can you modify your navigation?
- How can categories or tags help you organize your site?
- What types of elements can I include on my site?
- Third, your blog provides an arena to test HTML (see the ‘Text’ tab next to the ‘Visual’ tab? enter your HTML there)
- Fourth, you practice writing online
- Craft your voice.
- Become familiar with the best way for you to create content online. Is it a blog? Does typing on your tablet really work?
- Fifth, you can ask, ‘what works?’ and see what doesn’t
- Some code will work.
- You can embed items–but maybe not on a free WordPress site.
- Test how different themes impact your usability.