Renee Shupe, Chief Redhead 
WordPress or Wix? It can be hard to choose, but deciding which platform is best for your new business or blog really matters. Read on to find out why.
Welcome to Part Three of my WordPress Website Traffic Blueprint article series, where I share how to create an automated web traffic machine using WordPress.
In Part One of this article series, we explained why using an expertly configured WordPress website is the key to generating automated traffic …
Read moreDiscover How To Automatically Start Driving More Website Traffic
I’ve been all over the place when it comes to the different email marketing services I’ve used. Today, I’m sharing my story of why I moved to ConvertKit. I started my online business journey in 2006, officially though it was 2008. Doesn’t really matter much though since that’s a hell of a long time in the internet world to be working online.
To say I’ve seen it all in terms of internet marketing might be a bit of an exaggeration but I really have seen a lot of techniques and tactics that have been used by many online entrepreneurs.
While I could easily write a whole article about the different techniques that have been used by a lot of on line experts, one thing I’ve become pretty good at is the quickly identifying the icky feeling ones. The ones where they use a lot of color and splash to convince you to sign up for the amazing “tool or technique” that they spent 100s of thousands on to develop and test, but for TODAY only you can get it for free by just giving up your email address.
Wondering why you should Use WordPress for Blogging in 2018?
If you’re looking to have a website designed, redesigned or you’re looking to build a website yourself, or maybe you are frustrated with your existing web presence and want to take things to a whole new level, here are 48 reasons why you should choose WordPress to power your website…
Are you Ready to Finally Launch Your First WordPress Blog?
To build a business online you need three things…
A domain name (this will be the URL or name of your blog – such as reneeshupe.com)
A web hosting account (this is where you keep the files that run your website)
Your attention for about an hour
It might take you less than an hour, but it’s a good plan to set aside 60 to 90 minutes and I’ll walk you through this whole process.
Let’s dive into the DIY Guide to Launch Your First WordPress Blog
Read moreDIY Guide to Launching Your First WordPress Blog Site
I’ve been working online since 2008, helping other bloggers and website owners with their website maintenance. When I starting working with a new client I always wonder while I wait for my first login to give me access what I will find on the dashboard of my client’s WordPress site.
Some of the most common things I’ve seen…
Read moreEasy Steps to Website Maintenance for WordPress Site Owners
Is it installed on your website?
When was the last time you looked at your Google Analytics account?
Do you shy away from looking at Google Analytics because you find all that “data” just too much??
It’s time to finally get a good understanding of Google Analytics, so you can better serve your audience.
Read moreA Blogger’s Guide to Understanding Google Analytics
There are three things I see most often asked by my clients and in the different groups I hang out in:
Should I use WordPress, Blogger, Squarespace or what for my website?
How do I connect my MailChimp* form to my website
How do connect my product/service to my website so I can sell it on my website
*or ConvertKit, ActiveCampaign, MailerLite etc…
While I could write about which website platform to use or what to do with your email marketing service, I haven’t seen too many tutorials that cover the necessary steps to selling online.
Settle in, get comfy and make sure to pin this page to reference when you’re ready to actually make this happen.
Read moreHow to Sell Your Product or Service Online (A Non-Technical Guide)
Discover a few things you can do with your new WordPress blog, give it a new look, tweak your plugins and more. You know you want to read it 🙂
You need traffic to your website and it’s no secret that search engine optimization to optimise your website is a fantastic way to go. In this article, I’m going to cover what you need to know to make your next website or blog post friendly to the search engines so you can get found. You’ll be …