Watch this
video for an introduction to the Central Hub element of
the Perpetual Internet Traffic Machine:
Get a Server (if
you don't have one):
Don't be intimidated by the
thought of hosting a Wordpress blog on your own server,
it's real easy. Today you can get a server that allows
you to install Wordpress with a single click. For your purposes all you will need is a
basic Linux server at the lowest price point.
We recommend Hostgator. Ordering
any of these packages will serve your purpose just
fine. They also have excellent support to help you get
your central hub up and running. As you can see, servers
are extremely affordable. Consider the low server cost
as rent for the business you are building here.
Install Wordpress:
If you ordered a hosting package
through Hostgator then you will be able to install
Wordpress with just a couple of clicks. You can either
query Hostgator's help files to get this done or watch
the video below:
Register a
Domain Name:
Now that you have
hosted your Wordpress blog, you need to register a
domain name. We use
Godaddy
because of the speed in which newly purchased domains
are propagated to our servers.
If you have not yet
chosen a business to get yourself involved in then you
will need to do some market research to discover a
profitable market before settling on your domain name.
Here is a free resource to help you "discover your
market" if you don't already have one in mind.
The Power of Your
Central Hub:
Watch the following
video to see why your Wordpress central hub is so
powerful for producing high search engine visibility and
rankings:
Lesson 2
Conclusion:
Watch this video to
summarize everything that you have just built here and
how it fits in to the big picture:
In the next lesson we will discuss your
sales funnel and how it plugs into the machine. Keep
your eye out for lesson 3 coming soon...
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