HTML to WordPress Conversion
April 14, 2009 by Andy
In the last 18 months I have converted a number of my static sites over to the WordPress platform.? There are a lot of reasons I have done this and you can read about those reasons in a moment.? However, the biggest question I am asked is this:? ?Will I lose my rankings??.? Well there is no guarantee, but the site I convert in the course is a good example of what I have found when I have done these conversions on my own site ? web traffic goes up, and so do affiliate sales / income of the site.
Read more about my HTML to WordPress Conversion Course.
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Hi Andy,
I bought both your WP courses. I have successfully built several WP sites and am now in the process of starting to convert my html sites. I use fantastico to upload WP. My problem is that when I try to enter the wp-admin of sites that already have html pages published the username and password don’t work! I have tried this with 2 sites and the same thing happens. I’m not going mad – I have a note of the passwords and usernames, and I have installed WP in the root directory.
I could send you usernames and passwords but I can’t find your email address.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Hi Andy,
It’s OK, I have sorted out the problem – there was something in my htaccess file that was blocking me.
Thanks anyway.
Great course by the way!
Katy
Recently, there has been a great deal of inquiries by the
FTC against bloggers and website owners
for not publishing their advertising profits, or potential
relationships with advertising networks.
What are your thoughts concerning how this could potentially effect
the blog world?