WP AutoPilot

WordPress on AutoPilot: Get Your Blog to Automatically Find Content, Traffic, and Sales

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Published: 2009
Pages: 199 (8.5 x 11)
Color Screenshots: 111
Page Size: 8.5 x 11
Language: English

What does it mean to blog on AutoPilot?
When you blog on autopilot you automate a majority of your blogging tasks and save up to 90% of your time. Use that extra time to create compelling content, make better products and services, or run additional web sites to make extra income while you sleep.

With Wordpress on Autopilot You Learn
• Set up a professional web site for free and maintain it for as little cost as $5 per month
• Make money with WordPress from advertising and selling affiliate products
• How to use Open Source Software to run your online business
• Create compelling new content for your site to keep your readers coming back again and again
• Automatically maintain your site
• Create the perfect look for your site in minutes for free
• Install and setting up WordPress on a Hosting Provider
• Learn the basics of WordPress (WordPress Bootcamp)
• Customize WordPress to meet your needs
• Set up WordPress as a Content Management System (CMS)
• Installing and configuring Widgets and Plugins
• Finding content automatically to match your customers
• Using Feeds, RSS, and Syndication to Communicate Your Message
• Leveraging Search Engine Optimization & Analytics to find customers
• Automatically administering WordPress
• Find Free professional themes for WordPress
• Automate running your site so you can spend the least amount of time to get the best results.
• Use digital ‘bots to find content for your site and bring it to you for free. Never get stuck trying to come up with new content to post.
• Learn how to customize a site for free using tools like RSS, Social Media Sites, and Syndication to get a flood of new customers.

Then buy this book now!

Ever want to know how to run a web site that doesn’t take a degree in computer science and 80+ hours per week to maintain? Tired of spending hours coming up with articles for your readers and search engines so you can maintain your Google Page Rank?

Tired of trying to find products you can sell on your web site to make money? Don’t think you can afford to setup a web site that looks professional and can support thousands of users? Want to know how to leverage your site with social media tools like comments, RSS feeds, bookmarking sites, and much more?

Using the wildly popular open-source blogging software, WordPress, this book will show you step by step how to accomplish this. Utilizing WordPress widgets, plugins and themes it will show you how to develop powerhouse web site for personal and corporate blogs, small business e-commerce sites, social media web sites, and many more.

Best of all it focuses on how to do all of these automatically so you can run your web site and make money while you sleep, are on vacation, or working another job. Using the AutoPilot Principles you will learn how little effort it takes to have a top web site that produces income. It demystifies the process of running their websites automatically.

There is a better way to get a web site up and running painlessly and profitably. Most importantly, these sites attract visitors and keep them returning for more.

This book will attract both novices and more advanced users alike, since content and functionality can be tailored to any site application. This book puts control in your hands by showing you step-by-step how to get sites up and running and attract a loyal readership.

Using these tools you will be able to create a web site using WordPress that runs automatically!

The Story behind the Story
I set out on this path to try and understand what it takes to create “AutoPilot” web sites. What I mean by this is how do you have a web site that runs on its own?

A lot of people can setup a web site but over time they discover it takes a lot of work maintaining the site, adding new content, processing online orders, updating search engines, etc.

I have made this mistake a few times in the past with sites I have developed as well. Over time you discover making changes is so painful that it is not worth it.

And then your dream becomes a big choir.

Don’t let this happen to you. Design your site so it is easy to update and maintain from the beginning. This book will walk you through these steps and many more so your site runs on it own.

Thanks,
Steve