Look no further, we have created the perfect guide for planning a successful personal/blog website design. We’ve included all the things you need to know about the build process, and how you can go about launching your business in the direction of success.
At Da Manager, we never just dabble on websites, we make a raft of specific demands on designers – and we’re aware of all of them.
If you really provide value, post after post, and do a good job at blog post promotion, your audience will build itself slowly.
It is key to have a personal site in order to build your brand, your personal website will be the central asset in your brand establishment.
Having your own website says a lot more about your determination and skills than a resume would, it showcases your accomplishments.
A challenge yes, but one that will be a great reason to learn new skills and possibly apply concepts you might have learned.
The concept of designing and running a blog sounds daunting, but with my help, it won’t be. I’m going to show you the best programs and services the internet has to offer, all of which are designed to make the process quick, easy, and fun!
In other words, tech-savvy isn’t a requirement. You can rest easy, anyone can do this!
Technically a blog is a website, but let’s not get existential here. The difference between a blog and a website comes down to how it’s structured. Both are web addresses on the internet (www.website/blogname.com). The difference comes from the purpose and construction of the page when you land on it.
A blog is a series of “posts” which are essentially articles of varying lengths, organized by date or category. A website is more of a jack-of-all-trades. It will have the main page, a product or services page, a contact page, and so on. Many of these things could also appear on a blog, but the main difference is that a blog is updated far more often than a website which is more of a static design.
Think of a business or a restaurant. Now, think of their website. It’s usually the same, and it very rarely has new or drastically different content. Now, think of a blog you like. It can be about anything, but the difference is that when you visit the blog, you expect a new article or post.
The only reason you would want a simple website is if your an established company or organization, but even those websites have blogs attached to them in many cases. Do you know why? Blogs engage with customers, they bring people together, and they build a loyal following. That’s something anyone, business or not, wants to have in their arsenal.
Now, on to the second part of the question. My name is Matt Banner. I’ve been doing this blogging thing for over a decade now, and I’ve been through the ring more times than I can count. It’s left me with a few scars, but mostly it taught me how to start a blog and make it successful.
That’s why I’m here, to share with you the things I’ve learned on my journey thus far. I’ll help you avoid certain pitfalls and take advantage of best practices to ensure that your time is well-spent and never wasted.
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