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Exact make and model of the upcoming iPhone 12

Features:
- Everything else from the iPhone 11
- Taller display that doesn’t require scrolling.

Since up to this phone, Apple has already invented 99% of the possible features, the taller display is the last that remained. Oh, and did we mention this phone will be able to fly? Yes, fly.

*Our sources lie to us sometimes.

If you’ve been following along, here’s the second part (the fun part).

Setting up a CMS

CMS: Content Management System. It’s pretty much a free, website-in-a-box (without the box). It is by far the easiest and quickest way to add the “website” to your domain name.

One of the most popular content management systems out there is WordPress. It’s free, quick to install, and easy to get your website up and running in no time. And since you’ve already purchased your domain name and signed up for a HostGator hosting plan, you can install wordpress onto your domain name with just a few clicks of the mouse.

Why Choose WordPress over Joomla or Drupal?

There are quite a few content management systems that are pretty good. So why am I choosing to show you how to install WordPress? Because I find that WordPress offers the best options for getting what you want done with a website. It’s the easiest to customize and control. You can change the design with the click of a button. I’ve worked with both Joomla and Drupal sites before and have found that they’re not as easy to understand as WordPress. WordPress users offer free tutorials and help through their forum. WordPress also has what are called “Plugins” which are like tiny programs that work alongside your website. I’ve been using WordPress for years and I guess when it comes down to it, it’s more of a personal choice than anything else. This tutorial will cover the installation of WordPress but you’re more than welcome to venture off and install one of the other CMS if you’d like.

Installing WordPress

First, log into your HostGator control panel. If you have trouble finding your login information, you can contact HostGator directly.

So when you’re logged in to your hosting account, scroll down under the heading “Software/Services” and click “Quick Install”:

Then click WordPress:

Then click Continue:

Select from the drop down menu the domain name you are installing WordPress onto. Then fill out the information below:

When you’re finished, click “Install.” You should receive an email with your username and password to log into your website.

To log into your website, go to: http://www.YOURDOMAIN.com/wp-admin

This will give you a prompt to fill in your username and password (the ones in the email you got after installing WordPress). If you have trouble finding your account login information, contact HostGator. Sometimes it can take a while to receive your login information.

Once logged in, you will be able to start adding content, images, video, and more!

Familiarize Yourself With Your Dashboard:

Now that you know where things are located in your website’s dashboard, let’s talk about Posts. What is a WordPress post? From the wordpress glossary page, a post or also known as “articles” (and sometimes incorrectly referred to as “blogs”) are articles that you write to populate your website.

Here’s how to add a post:

And there you go. There are the basics to adding WordPress to your website and adding a little bit of content. If you’d like me to personally help you design your website (and make it look awesome), send me an email!

If you know what you’re doing and are here to learn how to add a Content Management System to your website, skip to part 2 of 2. If this is all new to you, follow the instructions below:

Your First Website in 5 Simple Steps

1) Buy a domain name – about $10/year – http://www.GoDaddy.com
2) Buy website hosting – about $6/month – http://www.HostGator.com
3) Add Name Servers – free
4) Add domain to hosting account – free
5) Add a CMS – Content Management System – (text, images, videos, etc) – free

1) Buying Your First Domain Name

So what exactly is a domain name? It’s the physical website address or URL (show below). It’s what people type into the address bar to view your website.

This is what my domain name looks like.

There are many different domain name extensions (.com, .net, .org, .tv, .me, .ws, etc). If I have the option of buying a .com I would choose that, as that is the most popular domain extension around. But ultimately, if your sole purpose is to show your friends, family, or anyone else what’s important to you online, the domain extension really doesn’t matter. As for purchasing a domain name, I personally choose to buy my domain names from GoDaddy.com. When I use GoDaddy, I know I’m buying a quality domain name that doesn’t have any hidden contracts or fees behind it. GoDaddy is a name I trust and hopefully you will too. Plus, they almost always have great deals on buying domain names for cheap. If you have a domain name in mind, click here to buy your first domain name.

2) Purchasing a Website Hosting Plan

Website Hosting – HostGator

Website hosting is simply this: rented space on the internet. You rent the space from a hosting company and in turn, they allow you to add your text, images, video, etc to that space and call it a “website.” If you only purchase a domain name but don’t get hosting, you won’t be able to see your website on the internet. This is why domain names and hosting plans go hand-in-hand. You really don’t want one without the other.

HostGator is the largest name in the website hosting business and I highly recommend purchasing website hosting from them. There are different plans to choose from but I recommend the “Baby Plan”:

This plan allows you to host unlimited domains under this one hosting account. For example, let’s say you wanted to buy ILoveToBuildWebsites.com so you buy it. Then you think, “hmmm…I want to buy ILoveToBuildWebsites2.com,” so you buy it. With the cheapest hosting plan, you wouldn’t be able to add this second domain name to your hosting account. You would either have to choose not buy the second domain or upgrade your hosting plan to the Baby Plan. This is why I recommend getting the Baby Plan; it’s cheap, affordable, and allows you to add as many domain names to your account as you want (hence the term “unlimited domains”). In short, the Baby Plan is the best plan for beginners.

3) Name Servers

In order for you to sync and connect your recently purchased domain name with your recently purchased hosting plan, you’re going to need to add your name servers to your domain name. Sounds complicated…it’s not. Name Servers look something like this:

NS101.HOSTGATOR.COM and NS102.HOSTGATOR.COM

A name server is pretty much a specific “ID” that tells your domain name to associate itself with your hosting account.

In order to find your name servers, you will need your hostgator control panel login information (you should have received a confirmation email after signing up for your hosting plan). After logging into your HostGator control panel, you will scroll down the page and on the left hand side you should see an “Account Information” section that looks like this:

These are what name servers look like

You will copy the two sets of numbers (yours might look different than the ones I showed above). Then you will log into your GoDaddy.com account. To associate the name servers with your domain name, follow the images below:

Next, hover over the Domains tab and then click on domain management:

Find your domain name and check the box next to it:

In the upper/middle portion of the page, you’ll see a “Name Servers” icon. Click it, then select “Set Name Servers”:

First, select “I have specific nameservers for my domains” and then paste the name servers you copied from your Hosting account here:

Then click “OK” when you’re done to save your changes. The reason I am having you add your name servers first is because sometimes it can take up to 48 hours for your name servers to “sync up” to your domain.

4) Add Your Domain to Your Hosting Account

Now that you’ve associated your name servers with your domain name, you can now add your domain name to your hosting account. Log into your HostGator control panel (this will be the same log in information as when you found your name servers). Scroll down the page and click the icon called “Addon Domains” (under the Domains section).

Then fill out the appropriate information. Here’s a quick example:

When you’ve filled out your information, click “Add Domain.” Now your domain has been added to your hosting account and you’re ready for the next step; adding your CMS.

» Click here to read part 2 of this tutorial.

Apparently, Google (for example) allows newly created websites to experience a “honeymoon” phase where, in the SERPs, you’ll get pushed to the top to see what it feels like to rank high. So, this whole time, I thought ALN was working! Ahh. After I started dropping in rankings, I thought I needed to find a different article submission site to help me rank back up to the top. And that’s when I found ArticleRanks (AR).

What Does ArticleRanks Do?

ArticleRanks allows you to submit spun articles (yes, I know people claim that submitting spun articles might not be the best way to do article marketing, but hey, I’m still in my trial-and-error mode here). Those articles get distributed to different high PR sites, social bookmarking sites, and RSS feed sites. Submitting articles through these other types of web 2.0 sites, apparently allows for quick indexing. In theory, the quicker you can get articles with links to your sites indexed, the faster you’ll rank for certain keywords. At least that’s what I’ve read. ArticleRanks is one of the least expensive article marketing sites, coming in at $39 for adding 10 websites with unlimited articles or $89 for adding unlimited articles to unlimited websites (both are per month). There is a free option too but you can only use 6 website URLs within your articles and there is a low priority when distributing your articles. With the free site you don’t get your sites distributed to social bookmarking site, unlike what you get with the paid versions.

Inside ArticleRanks

I have only been using ArticleRanks for 1 week. But, in my first week, my sites have literally jumped up in the SERPs and I’m already getting more traffic. Here’s a quick look into the ArticleRanks system:

This first image is how many articles I’ve submitted over the past week. It shows how many of those articles have already been distributed.

This image shows where you add new articles. Take a look at the 4th image to view the format ArticleRanks requires for submission.

Here’s a quick shot of the rate in which my articles are accepted. The percentage of acceptance would by higher if I spent a few more minutes perfecting my spun articles. But I’m ok with this percentage

Here’s the format you’re going to need to use when adding articles to ArticleRanks. It’s really easy to add this extra format when using The Best Spinner.

ArticleRanks is really easy to use and it’s already giving me great results. I’m excited to see where I’m ranked over the next month. Hope this review helped and that you’re interested in signing up for ArticleRanks.

1) Create links that contain the keyword you’re trying to rank for: Here’s a great example: Tailor Made Health. Notice how the link contains the keyword both in the actual text AND the URL. This way Google (or any other search engine) gets an idea of what it’s going to find when it follows that link.

2) Write keyword rich content. Here’s a sentence from a friend’s website: If you’re looking to buy a home or condo in Orange County, you’ll find the best deals from KEYWORD LINK HERE. See how the keyword they’re trying to rank for is located within the sentence?

3) Use meta tags: title, keywords, description.

4) Use H1, H2, and H3 tags within the content, along with relevant images (with alt tags).

5) Write articles that actually make sense. Don’t just write fake content just to throw your keywords in. You AND Google knows what you’re doing. I don’t recommend it.

6) Get backlinks from high page ranked sites.

These are just a few great and easy-to-do examples I’ve found across the way. Hope this helps!