Getting Started with WordPress

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You’ve read in many places on the Internet that it’s important to build your own website. Whether it be for personal or business use, people tell you to get your own website. But you don’t know how it’s done. 

You don’t know anything about building websites, and you don’t want to invest thousands of dollars on a professional coder to help build your website. 

The next best solution?

Use WordPress. I’m sure you’ve heard it before. And you probably didn’t know what it meant. Well, from this day forward, you’re going to be learning everything there is to know about WordPress. 

The learning curve will be a bit steep, especially if you know absolutely nothing about building websites. Don’t worry though, I will do my best to make the technical stuff sound easy. 

So, sit back, relax, and try to absorb all the information I will be sharing in this 10-part WordPress course. 

By the end of this series of Chapters, you’ll be able to build your very own WordPress website. You can even use your newfound skill to help other people build their WordPress sites, for a fee of course!