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Blogging has to be the easiest way for any person to own their own piece of web space quickly. This makes it perfect for beginners who are just starting out that want to make money online as fast as possible.

When it comes to creating a profitable blog, the first thing is to decide on the blog topic. What are you going to write about? Who do you want to read it? Do the readers interested in this topic have money to spend on products you recommend?

Once you’ve decided on your blog topic, you can go out and choose a blog platform. There are a bunch of free blog software platforms that are web based. This means you don’t need a website of your own, they host the blog for you, which is perfect for beginner bloggers.

Popular free blogging platforms are WordPress, Blogger and Typepad. I personally use and recommend WordPress as they are quick and easy to use with heaps of cool hop-ups for them such as themes and plug ins to help improve search engine rank and visitor-friendlyness.

Next comes the monetization of your blog. You have to figure out how to make money from your blog. If you use blogger, you can display Google Adsense ads on there and get paid when someone clicks on the ads. Free WordPress blogs don’t allow Adsense ads but you can display banner ads and widgets that will pay you for clicks or pay you a commission when you refer a sale.

The most important is that your blog is targeted to a specific group of people and the ads or offers you display are targeted too. It can be on anything, just as long as there is good interesting content to keep readers there and coming back to it on a regular basis.

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Do you know the secret behind reading writing & living wordpress blog? Blog reading & writing has become one of the social behaviour on the internet even to the extend of people living on income generated through WordPress blog. This article will discuss the various aspect of reading writing and living wordpress secrets. Hopefully, this short introduction can inspire or motivate you to start blogging and maybe even earn some income through WordPress blogging.

Reading WordPress blog is the first step to blog. You can simple go to Google, type in the topic you are interested in plus a Blog at the end of the search term. You will be able to find a list of the blog to read. You can also leave you comments after reading each post and that’s one of the social behaviour of blogging community. You get to know each other through the comments communication.

After reading blog, you might be interested to start writing a wordpress blog. You can visit WordPress.com and sign up for a free account. You immediately have access to use a WYSIWYG editor to start writing your blog post about anything you like to write. You can start with topic you are good at or passionate about. This is how you can share what you know with others and make a difference to other people’s life.

By now, you will have developed a new habit of reading and writing wordpress blog. It has become part of your life. You can now consider living on wordpress blog. How do you do it? You will need to pick up some skills and knowledge about affiliate marketing or online advertising to monetize your blog.

WordPress blogging is fun and it is a growing social community on the internet. By now you would have some basic understanding about how to reading writing & living wordpress. If you like to take it further to make it a living, you must continue to pick up more internet marketing skills in order to make a profit out of your blog. Everything is possible 100% of the time. I hope this information will motivate you to start taking action now to either reading, writing or living on wordpress.

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Go to a webmaster forum on the Internet and ask, “What is the best content management system for me to use for my site?” Differences of opinion will sprout faster than crabgrass in a front yard.

Following are three brief reviews of what are arguably the most popular free and open-source content management systems available on the Internet — WordPress, Joomla and Drupal. These briefs are the opinions of a webmaster who has built and maintained sites on all three systems.

WordPress

Pros: Anyone venturing into building a Web site on a CMS for the first time should consider WordPress as a strong choice. It is simple, intuitive, easy to use and easy to install. Templates and plugins are readily available on WordPress.org and easy to install as well. This system is ideal for someone with light technical skills.

Cons: Being one of the simplest systems also makes it one of the most limited systems. As sites grow, they require more features and functionality. WordPress is largely known as software ideally used for blogging; anything beyond blogging requires something more sophisticated. The community forums at WordPress.org are moderately helpful for new and inexperienced users.

Joomla

Pros: Joomla is designed for the masses, just like WordPress. It is extremely popular in part because it has a nice visual interface that makes it easier to use than other systems. The community forums at Joomla.org are extremely active and helpful for new users. The site also has an extensive number of available plugins, which are easy to install. Joomla is best suited for someone with moderate technical skills.

Cons: The quantity of plugins is weakened by the quality of plugins. Not all of the plugins integrate effectively and must be discarded. The HTML editing interface is quirky at best. Security also is an issue; the community forums tend to show a high number of hacking problems on member sites. Like WordPress, the software is limited in what it can do with the layout and presentation of pages.

Drupal

Pros: By far, Drupal is the most technically advanced of the three systems. It is highly respected for its tightly built architecture, speed and effectiveness. Security clearly is a top concern. Layout and presentation are less limited than WordPress or Joomla. As a result, Drupal is a CMS that appeals to webmasters with strong technical skills.

Cons: The interface is the least intuitive of the three systems. Drupal is well-known for having “a steep uphill learning curve,” a quote that has appeared often in discussions about its strong points and weak points. In addition, the forums are the least helpful of the three systems if the post comes from a new and inexperienced user with weak to moderate technical skills.
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Bloggers have very mixed views when it comes to plugins – some will have lots of them and some will recommend that you have very few on your site. I’m somewhere in between with my opinion. I think that plugins are great and they can be a great way to improve the success of your blog yet it is possible to have too many resulting in a cluttered and uninteresting blog.

A plugin is basically a file that is supplied to you free of charge by users on WordPress, to see some examples just type “WordPress Plugins” into Google and you will see that there are many you can choose from. Once downloaded you can then activate the plugin via your WordPress dashboard and it will automatically display on your site ready to use. After this there is not much else you will need to do, some of the more complicated plugins will require a little bit of ‘techie’ knowledge and may even require configuration but once you have configured one you will find the rest easy. I just want to say that when I started I had no idea what a plugin was or how to install one so it is very easy to pick up and I recommend that you do so.

Plugins can be great for SEO because many of them will handle the Search Engine Optimisation for you meaning you don’t have to worry so much about getting ranked by search engines. Although SEO for Blogging is a whole other topic which I will be covering in great detail in the near future plugins can be a very quick way to achieve better ranking in search engines. The plugins which I use for SEO purposes are:

• Google Site Map Generator Plugin – Search engines love websites that have a site map and this plugin creates on for you and is used by all of the top Bloggers. The reason for SE’s enthusiasm for sitemaps is because it enhances the navigation of your site and displays your whole blog on one page.

• Permalink Migration Plugin – You must download this plugin as soon as you start up your blog. I made the fatal mistake of handling my SEO once my blog was fully functional and it was very complicated to sort out. This plugin will basically construct your permalinks (page & post URL’s) in a way that the search engines love. I won’t go into great detail but an example would be a post URL that looks like this ‘http://www.mysite.com/456373.html’ – The permalink plugin will restructure the URL to include the post title like this ‘http://www.mysite.com/how-to-hang-a-door.html’ thus resulting in a better search engine rankings, simple!

• All in one SEO Plugin – This is a great plugin and many bloggers all over the world have a lot to owe to whoever was clever enough to invent this plugin. All you have to do is download it and activate it and the plugin will handle the rest. If you want to be smart then you can configure the settings in the dashboard of your WordPress blog but many will not bother. This plugin handles your page titles and descriptions and will automatically generate page and post descriptions that it feels will achieve a better ranking in the search engines, which it does. I have ranked very highly and regularly number 1 for my chosen keyword, which can be an entrepreneurs name…great traffic boost!

Other plugins that you should consider exploring are the TweetMeMe plugin. TweetMeMe is a Twitter related plugin that allows your readers to tweet about your post if they have enjoyed reading your content. If you look in the top right hand corner of this post you will see a TweetMeMe Re-Tweet button, once pressed the plugin will automatically send out a Tweet via their account to all of their followers. Clearly if they have 10,000 followers many of these people could click on the Tweeted link resulting in an increase in targeted traffic and therefore sales.

The About the Author plugin is a great way to inform your readers of who actually wrote the post that they have just read. As well as giving the author credibility it is also a nice little design feature. If you have a large blog that has a variety of contributing writers this plugin can be a great way to introduce your writers to your readers, much better than a small ‘written by: Joe Blogs’ at the top of the post.

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