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"Help your Website Everyday Planning Session Guide"

The question: What do I do first?

"Help your Website Everyday – Planning Session Guide"vDomainHosting, Inc360-447-7384

"Help your Website Everyday - Planning Session Guide"vDomainHosting, Inc360-447-7384


All good websites come from a good plan. Sounds redundant, but it’s true. If you want to create a good and solid website, you need a good and solid plan. I know it’s hard to do, and I know you want to keep poking and playing with this exciting program, but it is time to take a break away from your computer and turn to the old paper and pen. That’s right, we’re going back in time to when people actually wrote things down.

On a piece of notebook paper, or whatever is lying around, describe your site. Take five to twenty minutes to come up with a purpose for your site, or better yet, call it your Mission Statement.



Step One:

What are you going to do with this?



Step Two:

Who is going to read this?



Step Three:

What kinds of information will I be posting?



Step Four:

Why am I doing this?



Step Five:

Who am I doing this for?



Step 6:

How often am I going to be posting and adding information?

Now, compile this information into a paragraph so it looks like this:This website will be dedicated to X, Y, and Z, and cover the topics of A, B, and C.





The audience will

be __________ ________________ _______. I will be adding

posts every _____________ about ________ _______ ______________.

I am doing this because _____________ _____________ __________________.

Taken from: http://codex.wordpress.org/First_Steps_With_WordPress , now to find a pencil…

Guy sold his first website in August of 1995, and has continued his web solutions company offering design, development and deployment, usability or support services since. His previous work experience as the marketing director for an ISP, radio sales, television news announcer, have all have helped to build the company. 19 years plus online doesn’t hurt a bit to be a web developer.



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