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Thursday, October 18th, 2007 at 3:35 am

Top 5 Benefits of using WordPress for your website

If you've never created a website before, one of the quickest and easiest ways to get your first domain live and operational in minutes is to install WordPress on your website.

WordPress is a blogging platform that allows you to a pre-built website for free that you can focus on the most important elements such as content, and if desired, sales and profits.

WordPress Benefits

In more than a decade online, that have literally built dozens of websites, many from the beginning ... But since I discovered ease of use and flexibility of the WordPress platform, I built most of my websites in the last Content Management System (CMS).

The reasons I prefer the WordPress blogging platform are many, but I will summarize the following five key benefits:

1. Quick and Easy Installation - If you have a web hosting company that runs cPanelX as a control panel for webmasters (many of the most popular web hosting companies), then you will find an option in your control panel called "Fantastico De Luxe." Clicking the icon Fantastico, you will be taken to a page where you can add a lot of free applications for your web site by following some simple instructions. Just click on the link to install WordPress WordPress on your website. The software will ask you some general background information, then do the complete installation of one of the most recent WordPress is based on its website.

2. Topics Website - Few webmasters want to use the generic WordPress theme that comes with WordPress. The theme for WP default is Plain Jane, and for my taste, perfectly monotonous. There are many people who customized design WordPress themes you can easily upload to your domain, to change the look and feel of your WordPress website. Some the issues of WP are paid versions, but most of them are free. There are over a thousand items charged directly to the website of WordPress (http://wordpress.org/extend/themes/ ), From where you can choose, but are not limited to items uploaded to the WordPress website.

3. Web Functionality - As with WordPress Topics, if there is a specific functionality you want your blog to perform, there are programs out there that have WordPress plugins to do things for you I like to do. There are about 8,000 WordPress plugins on the website WordPress.org (http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/), and thousands more that are not on the basis WordPress database. If you find a Plugin you want, just download, unzip, and upload it to the appropriate plugins directory on your blog. After loading plug-in, simply go to the administration area of your blog to activate the software.

4. Open source - WordPress has a built in PHP, and its source code is visible to all who want to see. Besides, WordPress has included extensive documentation and a wide range of features to help programmers work on the WordPress Codex (http://codex.wordpress.org/Main_Page). Anyone with a minimal knowledge of PHP can be programmed WordPress Themes and Plugins, without much effort.

5. Auto-update - In the latest version, WordPress has included a feature that will notify you if updates are available for the basic needs of the operating system or the WordPress Plugins WP chosen. When the updates are available, you will be notified and often only necessary Clicking on a link to automatically install updates and improvements.

I have a friend who is a PHP programmer by trade. I try not to talk about WordPress their presence, because every time I do, I get an ear full "WordPress sucks ..."

To be honest with you, I still like WordPress ... Me like, because it is easy to install and maintain, and I can easily improve by using templates and plugins.

I am a programmer, but life is too short to spend all my time coding new websites ... I'm happy to spend my time creating content that will lead to sales ... So for me, WordPress is good, and I'm happy to put on their websites as I have to do ...

If you're new to the Internet, then you would agree that WordPress is a blessing for those of us who have more important things to do than reinvent the wheel ...

About the Author

Barry Prouty writes about the WordPress platform. He covers topics such as WordPress Templates, WordPress Plugins, and the WordPress Codex. If you need free targeted WordPress content for your blog and inbound links, get the free Back Links Magnet
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