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Developing your personal site is quite affordable, particularly when using one of the numerous Content Management Systems (CMS), such as WordPress.
Why WordPress?
· It is by far the most popular CMS in the market. Over 50% of all CMS-driven web sites are utilizing WordPress – from little personal blogs to news portals like CNN site.
· WordPress is user-friendly.
Publishing content via WordPress is no more difficult than working with any textual content editor.
· It is possible to change the looks of your website without hiring a web designer.
While some bloggers may focus exclusively on only one blog at a time, there are many bloggers who manage to maintain several different blogs concurrently.
However, not all bloggers do this successfully.
Some bloggers compromise the quality of content as well as the quantity of content by trying to maintain too many blogs while other bloggers have the ability to keep several blogs up to date and interesting to visitors.
There are a few key elements to maintaining multiple successful blogs.
Keeping Content Original
Bloggers who maintain multiple blogs must be careful to keep the content of each blog original.
When you decide to build a website and you are considering a blog, you will often read about some technical terms and jargon which do not make sense to you at the time.
There are some of the Basic Terms and brief explanations.
1. Posts (Dynamic Entries)
Posts are one of the first menu items you may notice when you install WordPress or go about researching it.
WordPress was meant to be a blogging system and that is why the term posts was used to mean regular entries or dynamic entries.