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Backup & Restore WordPress, Writing Content & living in Conwy

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Conwy Quayside

Life here in North Wales is very different to the life I had in Tenerife.  But I am loving it.  One of the nice things about moving to a new area (in my case a new country), is there is so much to explore.  The cooler weather, history, places to visit, and let's not forget the wonderful Parisella's ice cream shop in Conwy.  If you ever come up to North Wales, Parisella's is

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Conwy from the Castle

well worth a visit.  All of the ice cream I have tried there is fantastic, but my special recommendation would be for the Welsh Honey & Honeycomb.  I happily drive 15 minutes to Conwy to get one.  And what a wonderful town to enjoy that ice cream.  The amazing medieval castle, the 14th Century Aberconwy House, Plas Mawr dating back to the late 1500s.  Steeped in history, this picturesque seaside town also has an amazing quayside, boasting the UK's smallest house.

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Conwy Castle

I would have taken a photo of the inside to show you, but my camera would not focus properly (the far wall was too close).  It's just 6 foot wide and 10 foot high.  Apparently one of the previous owners was a 6ft 3 inch sailor that had to sleep with his feet out of the window.  If you have a few moments to spare, I highly recommend you look up Conwy on Google and switch to image search.  If you ever come up to North Wales, shoot me an email and I'll meet you for an ice cream (or beer, in the haunted Liverpool Arms down by the quayside).

One thing that hasn't changed much is work.  I am still plugging away at building affiliate sites, creating new courses and working on some new software.  A big part of my work is writing.  I am fortunate that I enjoy researching content and writing, but in the last couple of years I have started outsourcing more and more of my website content.  There is one writer I trust 100% who has never let me down.  If I have a project to do, I always turn to him first to see if he is free to take on the work.  His name is Andy H, and some of you may have used him as well (I have recommended him in the past).

Andy H started out as my book editor, and moved into writing content for me when I told him I needed a writer.  He sent me an email last week, telling me about a problem he is currently experiencing on Upworks.  There is a glitch affecting a few people that prevent them from bidding on jobs.  That means there is an opportunity for anyone looking for a great writer (or editor, proof-reader, etc), because Andy has less work on at the moment.

Andy is an ex-English teacher, so knows his stuff.  He has specialized in helping students where English is a second language, with a focus on conversational fluency, reading comprehension, grammar focus and business presentation skills.  Andy is also a web publisher, and runs his own affiliate websites, so knows that side of the business.  Andy also has a course on Udemy called English Grammar 101 (which I narrated for him).  That is usually near #1 on Udemy when searching for English Grammar, so as I said, Andy knows his stuff.

So, if you have any content writing requirements and you need to outsource to someone you trust, you cannot pick a better person for the job.  I've included his Upwork bio link below.  You will need to login to Upwork (go signup if you haven't got one) to view the profile.  You can see the kinds of work he has been doing, and the types of responses he is getting for his work.  As I said, this is a great opportunity if you need quality content.  Since Andy cannot currently bid on jobs, he has a little free time to take on some new work (he is usually booked solid).

Here is his profile page: http://www.upwork.com/o/profiles/users/_~01e298f14d40cc8b59/

If you want to check out some of the work he has done for me, take a look at this website of mine: http://fishyfats.com/

Apart from the homepage which I think was mine, Andy wrote all of the other content on that site.  I was running a course on Udemy about building affiliate sites and did not have the time to write all the content I wanted, so got him to do it.

While I am on the topic of Udemy, I also just released a new course called WordPress Backup & Restore.

If you own a WordPress site, you really do need to make sure you back it up in case of any issues (hacking, server breakdown, etc).  The course shows you everything you need to know, including how to manually backup and restore, as well as setting up an automated system to backup on a schedule and upload backups to Dropbox (or other online storage area).  The course was approved last night, so for the release period, I have included a $10 coupon link below:

http://ezseonews.com/wordpressbackuprestore

wordpress-for-beginners-2016For anyone interested in learning WordPress, I released a new version of my WordPress for Beginners book on Kindle.  It's called WordPress for Beginners 2016, and covers the latest version of WordPress.  Again, for the release, I have put the price down.  Today it is just $2.99.  Here is the link to read more about that book:

http://ezseonews.com/wordpress2016Kindle

Hope to see you in Conwy sometime soon…

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2 thoughts on “Backup & Restore WordPress, Writing Content & living in Conwy”

  1. John Williams

    Andy,

    Welcome to Wales, I live at the other end of Wales in Cardiff Bay, so if you are ever down that way and need assistance let me know. We are not there 100% of the time as we also have a place in South West Ireland.

    I will be taking a look at your latest course and Book, I am still new to Word pRess but all i have learnt so far has been via your courses which are excellent, Thank You

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