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WordPress is a versatile and widely used open-source content management system (CMS) that allows users to create and manage websites easily without requiring extensive technical knowledge. Initially launched as a blogging platform in 2003, WordPress has evolved into a robust CMS supporting websites of all types, including blogs, e-commerce stores, portfolios, business sites, and more. It offers a user-friendly interface, thousands of customizable themes and plugins, and a large, active community for support and development. Built on PHP and MySQL, WordPress is highly flexible and can be extended with custom code to meet unique needs. Its ease of use, scalability, and search engine-friendly structure make it a popular choice for individuals, small businesses, and large enterprises worldwide.

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Best Way to Move from Blogspot to Hosted WordPress?

TechCounter provides a technique to migrate from Blogger Beta to WordPress without penalties from search engines like Google, which frown upon duplicate content. The migration process involves importing Blogger content to WordPress and then implementing a 301 permanent redirect, using a specific JavaScript code and a PHP script. This allows seamless redirection of individual blog posts without losing Google PageRank or traffic while preserving subscriber and visitor accessibility. The steps ensure the old Blogger content points to the corresponding new WordPress posts, steering clear of SEO repercussions.

Wordpress and Blogspot

New WordPress 2.6.1, but not yet

Discover why I’m not rushing to upgrade to the new Wordpress 2.6.1 and my honest opinion on its quick release.

Wordpress and Blogspot

WordPress: Two New Plug-ins and a Problem

Two very useful plugins for your Wordpress configuration, even though they are older they do stand the test of time, as well.

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How to Move from Blogspot to WordPress — Internal Links

Discover the challenges of transitioning from Blogspot to Wordpress and how it affects your existing internal links. Find solutions and insights here.

WordPress + Amazon Associates + Iframe = :-( (concl)

How to Add Amazon Associates Ads to Your WordPress Blog {Part 2} Yesterday I showed what you need to do to include an Amazon Associates… Read More »WordPress + Amazon Associates + Iframe = 🙁 (concl)

WordPress + Amazon Associates + Iframe = :-(

How to Add Amazon Associates Ads to Your WordPress Blog {Part 1} Trying to start using my Amazon Associates linking capabilities (never made me any… Read More »WordPress + Amazon Associates + Iframe = 🙁