Comments on: Blog And Website – The Differences http://www.smoblogger.com/blog-website/ The Social Media Optimization Blogger Thu, 02 Feb 2012 17:45:58 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: vintage tees http://www.smoblogger.com/blog-website/comment-page-1/#comment-420 vintage tees Sun, 24 Oct 2010 13:55:27 +0000 http://www.smoblogger.com/blog-and-website-%e2%80%93-what-are-the-differences/#comment-420 The main advantage of the website is, you can create a forum within the site and you can create your own mailing list without aweber or some other provider, and is included in hosting price. The main advantage of the website is, you can create a forum within the site and you can create your own mailing list without aweber or some other provider, and is included in hosting price.

]]> By: SMO Blogger http://www.smoblogger.com/blog-website/comment-page-1/#comment-228 SMO Blogger Thu, 24 Jun 2010 03:28:23 +0000 http://www.smoblogger.com/blog-and-website-%e2%80%93-what-are-the-differences/#comment-228 15 years of design websites? Wow, you have me beat. Just 13 years for me. I've been using WordPress for many years and I love it because it is open source and so widely supported. I'm LAMP all the way and feel sure that I will never switch :) Oh, and getting a client to do anything is difficult it seems, whether web design or SEO. 15 years of design websites? Wow, you have me beat. Just 13 years for me.

I’ve been using WordPress for many years and I love it because it is open source and so widely supported. I’m LAMP all the way and feel sure that I will never switch :)

Oh, and getting a client to do anything is difficult it seems, whether web design or SEO.

]]> By: SiteOne Web Design http://www.smoblogger.com/blog-website/comment-page-1/#comment-227 SiteOne Web Design Wed, 23 Jun 2010 10:12:47 +0000 http://www.smoblogger.com/blog-and-website-%e2%80%93-what-are-the-differences/#comment-227 It's funny how one's opinions change so quickly. Six months ago, I wouldn't have suggested adding a blog to a clients website unless there was a real need to do so. Now I think it must be an integral part of the any client website. However, getting the client to use it and update it is another thing! It's hard enough to get the client to give you web site copy, let alone to encourage them to blog about themselves! I've always been a Windows/ASP/SQL Server person. But now I've got into Wordpress and ultimately Linux hosting, my direction may change to PHP (code I've never really got on with) . My latest web site is hosted on Linux ready if the client wants a blog (he declined the offer). So I actually did my first PHP scripting! And this is after 15 years designing websites!!! I thing game always be ready to change... Regs, Numb It’s funny how one’s opinions change so quickly. Six months ago, I wouldn’t have suggested adding a blog to a clients website unless there was a real need to do so.

Now I think it must be an integral part of the any client website.

However, getting the client to use it and update it is another thing! It’s hard enough to get the client to give you web site copy, let alone to encourage them to blog about themselves!

I’ve always been a Windows/ASP/SQL Server person. But now I’ve got into WordPress and ultimately Linux hosting, my direction may change to PHP (code I’ve never really got on with) .

My latest web site is hosted on Linux ready if the client wants a blog (he declined the offer). So I actually did my first PHP scripting! And this is after 15 years designing websites!!!

I thing game always be ready to change…

Regs,
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