Welcome to Lesson #6 of the free “Tools Of The Trade” mini-course.
If you’ve got a WordPress website (and that is exactly what we recommend you have), then let’s get you sorted with the WordPress goodies we can’t live without.
WPCurve
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WPCurve solves this problem, and you get peace of mind.
WPEngine
Specialist WordPress hosting that is reliable and makes your site faster! And they back up website and keep your plugins up to date. We run our Bluewire website on WPEngine.
The best book to read: Love at First Site
The best book we’ve read about website design from a marketing standpoint is Love At First Site by Jon Hollenberg.
It’s written for non-techie business owners and marketers, so don’t worry there’s no confusing jargon.
Are you ready for a WordPress website? No problems, we’ve got you covered too.
DO you prefer to DIY or on a budget?
The best place to start if you are on a budget is to read Michael Hyatt’s step-by-step guide on How to Launch a Self-Hosted WordPress Website in Under 20 Minutes.
Michael will teach you how to install a self-hosted WordPress site, select a theme, and get it hosted.
Need a pro?
If you’re in the market for a WordPress website you’d prefer to get a helping hand, fill out the application form and Jon’s team at Five by Five will help you.
Cheers,
Adam
Adam Franklin
Co-founder of Bluewire Media
Co-author of Web Marketing That Works
To recap, here are the lessons, in the “Tools Of The Trade” mini-course so far:
Lesson #1: Free tools to grow your email subscribers
Lesson #2: Free monitoring tools
Lesson #3: Email marketing platforms
Lesson #4: Landing page tools – LeadPages
Lesson #5: How to grow your email list