Expanding the visibility of your WordPress site leveraging technology and social media.
Social Media. As if getting through your web presencing experience wasn’t harrowing enough.
The thing with technology is… there’s always more. More. More. More. So you probably feel even more behind and like you have further to go now, then you did before, when you only needed a uniquely-you custom designed WordPress website.
But let’s flip it. Cuz, I’m optimystical like that.
The thing with technology is… if it wants to continue to grow and expand into more, more, more… it must become easy, easy, easier or else, no body will come to the party.
It’s one thing for me to teach you the steps of how to create a Paypal button and put it on your upcoming event’s sales page.
But along with understanding how to use Paypal in your online business, understanding where it fits into a (your) business process is also super critical.
What is a business process?
It’s probably something you do repeatedly. A series of steps, grouped together as a “task” where several tasks equal a process.
Like “onboarding” a new client. I have a process. I gather certain information and send out certain information. It’s usually always the same thing. It’s a process.
Are you ready to get your RSS stuff figured out (or understand better what it is and why you want to use it)? I’m writing this post just for you (well actually my client Rebecca Morehead who got her tech savvy on with me and created a niche website for her upcoming Law of Attraction book).
She sent me an email asking about RSS and basically wanting to get her head around it so she can do better with it on her web presence.
What It Is
RSS stands for Really Simple Syndication.
