Welcome to the final article in this series. Today I share why outsourcing can be a great option, a couple tips for making it work, and a few sources to find the help you may need. Handing off development of your website can be a winning play. In addition I’ll tie the series together and…
This is the 2nd last article in this series, and now we get down to some of the nitty gritty details. Once your site is up and sitting pretty, you’ll be ready to tackle some more advanced topics like SEO (search engine optimization) and fine design tweaks. These are a little more technical, but the…
In Parts 1 thru 3 of this series, I’ve covered the basics in getting your site up and running. Today I’ll tell you how to start making a site your own. To explain this process I’ll have to assume you’ve taken my suggestion and used WordPress for your content management system. If you have, you’ll…
Once you have registered a domain name and directed it to your new web host, your site is ready to start serving up your content to users who request it. Unfortunately your site is likely still blank – this is where content management comes in. To manage your content you have a few options. You…
Once you have staked your claim by registering your online domain, you are ready to move on to the next step in the process of getting your website online. A domain name is just the a forwarding address that will direct visitors to your website. Your site itself will exist on a server and it…
Welcome to my 6 part series on websites for real estate investors. In this series I will break down the common perceptions that creating your own website is expensive, time consuming, and difficult. The truth is, you can create a professional online presence for less than $50 per year and it doesn’t have to be…