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Doug is one of my old friends from the Dynamite Circle community. A pod of us, roughly 35 digital nomads migrated up to Chiang Mai after the first Dynamite Circle conference in Bangkok in 2012. We took over half of a full service luxury condo and proceeded to co-work from various wifi cafes in the neighborhood.
Now I’ve helped a number of clients with creating WordPress sites for their business and even though WordPress is considered to be one of the easiest content managements systems on the market, for a lot of technologically challenged business owners, it’s still too complicated.
If you are considering starting a business website using self-hosted WordPress software – I encourage you to be honest with yourself – if you are too technologically challenged to Google how to fix something online or in YouTube, or if you don’t know how to upload a photo to Facebook and don’t want to figure it out on your own, managing a self-hosted WordPress.org might be more than you bargained for.
How do you decide whether you should invest in a hosted website solution with monthly fees, such as SquareSpace.com, or use self-hosted Wo rdPress to power your business website?
Doug will share with us a complete overview of what business owners need to consider when maintaining a self-hosted WordPress site. He’ll discuss:
- The 3 main areas you need to be concerned about when managing a self-hosted WordPress website
- Why having a WordPress friendly webhost matters, and how to evaluate which web hosting service is best for your business
- The benefits of managed WordPress hosting and the risks of not maintaining regular WordPress updates
- The magic bullet service that will save you time, money, risk, and frustration if you need fixes , tweaks, and updates to your self-hosted WordPress website
- Our top recommended WordPress plugins for small business owners
And much more!
Mentioned in this Podcast
- WordPress.com
- WordPress.org
- Dynamite Circle
- Genesis Framework by StudioPress
- oDesk.com
- ELance
- SquareSpace
- Majestic SEO
- Shopify
- ZenCart
- Rackspace
- Hostgator
- Bluehost
- Synthesis
- WP Engine
- Page.ly
- GoDaddy
- WP Curve
- Dan Norris
- Sucuri
- Back WP Up
- Gravity Forms
- Amazon S3
- DropBox
- W3 Total Cache
- Socialize
- WordPress SEO
- Woo Framework
Where to Find Doug Yuen
- Check out the Efficient WP Facebook Page
- Visit the EfficientWP Website
- Follow Doug on Twitter
- Hangout with us on Google+
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