5 Page Wordpress Business Website in $5

Feb. 19, 2012 - PRLog -- I will create a 5 page website with custom design banners and headers according to your business in wordpress and deliver in 48 hours. I have 8 years of wordpress experience and always delivers in deadline. Please provide logo and text content with order.

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Benefits of Wordpress Website

Many clients will come to me requesting an update to their outdated website, many of which are unfortunately a collection of static HTML web pages. My suggestion to many of these clients is to upgrade their website to a popular content management system (also referred to as CMS) known as WordPress. Many people have heard of WordPress nowawdays, and seem to think it’s mainly used for blogging websites. But the truth of the matter is that now anyone can use WordPress, whether they use a blog or not. WordPress is highly customizable and allows you to create a custom website or choose from many free or paid themes which can give your website the look and feel you want it to have. Most themes make it easy to make the changes yourself, if you have the time to learn. Simple things like updating the content on pages can be easily done and many themes even offer other important changes that the user can do themselves. For more complex changes, you might still require the aid of a designer or developer, although simple changes like the text on the pages will be more accessible to the common user.
The problem with having a static HTML-based website can often be that in order to make one change, in reality you actually have to make changes to multiple if not all the pages within the website, which can be very tedious and time consuming to say the least. One example could be the website’s navigation menu. If you have to change the name of an item or add a new page, you may have to change all the pages! Some websites do make good use of including a page on each page (which could mean that the navigation menu is on its own page and is simply “included” on every single page, which makes updating much simpler), although most novice web designers do not use this feature.

I cannot tell you the amount of websites I have come across that use static HTML pages and do not use an “include”. So then we’re back to my above mentioned problem: having to manually go into every single page and update the navigation menu.
So that’s where WordPress comes into play. It makes great use of includes for sidebars, headers, and footers, which can help a developer majority in completing a site more quickly and efficiently. Now maybe the modern user will not see the benefit as much from this feature, but if they have to pay a developer to make changes to their website, they will see that there can be a huge difference in the price it costs for a static HTML update versus one such as WordPress. A smart consumer will jump all over this and see the benefit right away.

Now, to discuss the idea of blogging. While I do recommend using the blogging feature, it’s not completely necessary. It is just one of the added bonuses that WordPress throws your way when you use it. But, if you do choose to start a blog, it can greatly help you start getting the higher rankings you want to establish on popular search engines, such as Google. One of the great things about blogging, other than the fact that you can write about anything and have everyone comment about it, is that the more often you publish or change content on your website, the better your chances are of getting a higher ranking on search engines.

This being said, you don’t have to blog all the time, multiple times a week or day like some blogging addicts, although you can blog once in a while and still have the increased benefit it offers. I recommend at least blogging once a week to keep your web presence steady, but you can definitely do it more or less, depending on your situation and preferences.