Authored by Professor Ron, PhD, J.D.
Last updated: Thursday, May 09th 2024
Los Angeles, CA WordPress: Build your Revenue Stream with WordPress
Build your Revenue Stream with WordPress in Los Angeles, CA. Spend just 2 hours a day with Professor Ron for 3 times, and you are on your way to building your revenue stream. If you are unfamiliar with WordPress now, Professor Ron will explain why you need to start using WordPress as a mechanism to build and expand your network stream, while growing your network of potential customers. Los Angeles, CA WordPress by Professor Ron is a dynamic, one-on-one, training series designed for the ambitious and self-motivated Los Angeles, CA small businessperson who desires to use the tools of WordPress to succeed. Whether your are a resident or tourist seeking to add the power of WordPress to your resume or suite of business tools, Professor Ron can assist you at affordable rates to meet your budget.
Why Los Angeles, CA WordPress? Benefits of Using WordPress for new website owners.
Professor Ron has trained hundreds of Los Angeles, CA WordPress beginners. Many of these persons have now built, designed, and maintained their own very successful Los Angeles, CA WordPress sites. It is typical for new Los Angeles, CA WordPress users to ask the question: What exactly is WordPress?
As a WordPress expert with over 15 years designing WordPress sites, and designing .PHP sites, let me explain exactly what WordPress is. WordPress is a free and open-source blogging tool and a content management system (CMS) based on the powerful programming platform of PHP and MySQL. The power of WordPress relies upon its portability from one domain to another domain, as well as powerful features that include a plugin architecture and a template system.
What this means is that there are thousands of plug-ins to use for your WordPress site, as well as hundrends and hundreds of potential WordPress templates. WordPress templates come in various themes that differ in design based upon various business industries or social objectives or business models that may be selected by the WordPress site publisher. Lastly, WordPress is very friendly to beginners. The learning curve for WordPress is not nearly as steep as learning Mysql, .PHP, css, and no where near the very steep learning curve of Objective C, or C++.
Los Angeles, CA WordPress Statistics
Globally, WordPress was used by more than 23.3% of the top 10 million websites as of January 2015. WordPress is well known as one of the most popular blogging web tools in use on the Internet. By using a scan and crawl of websites with addresses in Los Angeles, CA, and searching for the basic components of a WordPress site, one can model an approximate statistic of local Los Angeles, CA WordPress users. Los Angeles, CA WordPress users are approximated at over 60%.
What our Los Angeles, CA WordPress Training consists of
When you sign-up for our Los Angeles, CA WordPress Training series, here is what you will learn and what we will demonstrate:
- Los Angeles, CA WordPress Trainees will learn the fundamentals of WordPress
- >Los Angeles, CA WordPress Trainees will learn how to set-up, manage, and view a Control Panel (cpanel) in their respective hosting account;
- Los Angeles, CA WordPress Trainees will learn all about WordPress Plug-ins, theme selection, and Paypal integration;
- Los Angeles, CA WordPress Trainees will receive a Free 30-minute Las Vegas WordPress site analysis
- Los Angeles, CA WordPress Trainees will Free 30-minute SEO analysis
- Los Angeles, CA WordPress Trainees will Learn all about the WordPress Admin Area
- Learn to use Google/Microsoft/Yahoo settings to boost WP traffic
- Learn how to select the best theme for your business objectives
- Los Angeles, CA WordPress Trainees will learn how to use images to boost traffic;
- Learn how to create a Las Vegas WordPress newsletter
- Learn all about WordPress e-commerce and subscription sites
- Los Angeles, CA WordPress Trainees will learn how to create newsletters for users to sign-up;
- Learn how to track traffic via Mobile vs. Desktop and foot-print individual users