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WordPress for Beginners: Blogging to Build an Email List

Udemy

Summary

Price
£31 inc VAT
Study method
Online
Duration
Self-paced
Qualification
No formal qualification

Overview

Learn How To Create A Blog Using WordPress And Build An Email List.

Description

LATEST: The course is up to date as of August 2015.

Learn how to create a WordPress blog and use it to sell Udemy courses.

Your success will be attributed to your low upfront costs. You only need to buy a domain name, monthly website hosting plan, and Aweber email marketing.

Learning Objectives:

Students who enroll in the course will be able to...

  • Create a WordPress blog to Market Udemy Courses.
  • Improve a WordPress blog to Increase Conversion Rates.
  • Increase organic traffic to your blog.
  • Collect more emails from the people who visit your blog.
  • Create a passive income from Udemy courses.

What effectively works for one person will effectively work the same for any other person.

Only a very limited number of people know this information. That means you'll have limited competition in this area to maximize your probability for success.

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