If your Wordpress site is due for a BIG influx of visitors due to some heavy traffic generation on your part, or an overnight successful front-page Digg link, then it might be an idea to make your sure your site can handle the extra strain and improve load time.
On the majority of Wordpress blogs out there today, if you want to leave a comment you have to be signed in. To be signed in, you’ve got to be “signed up”. Now when you sign up to a blog, you are given a “user‐level”. Basically this user‐level defines what you are allowed to do, and what you are not allowed to do. For example, typically, if you sign up to a blog, the only thing you can do is leave comments. However, if the blog owner so chooses, you can be given admin access to the blog. You want to make sure though you trust the right people with the right user‐level and that is why it is so important to control and manage. This article is going to take a look at how to manager different user levels on Wordpress with a very handy and simple plugin which should hopefully make your Wordpress life a lot easier!
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Wordpress started out life as a simple yet effective, SEO friendly blogging platform. Bloggers loved it and used it, templates were developed for it and plugins were made allowing the biggest technophobes on the net to become half‐way competent webmasters. As a result of the rapid development of plug‐ins and customizable templates Wordpress has evolved into much more than a blogging platform and is now more of a CMS, a system which allows the quick, easy and professional looking creation of a website in minutes. In this article, we’re going to take a look at the top 10 essential Wordpress CMS plugins that can really enhance both the admin’s and user’s experience on your Wordpress based website.
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Here is a screen captures of wordpress.com walkthrough. I know this stuff is very basic to most, but hopefully it will help out some beginners.
This video was intended to be training, so feel free to use it with your clients. No need to ask for permission 
Here is my wordpress admin and dashboard walkthrough.
Wordpress is one of the best most flexible tools out there for SEO’s hands down. If you are trying to build a legit site and not get into super black hat BS, wordpress will create SEO friendly pages and content. Despite this fact there are still a few things that you want to tweek to help get the most from your Wordpress Site and reap the benefits of top Google Rankings.
Below I will outline the very basics of Wordpress SEO strategy when setting up wordpress. Most of you will think this is pretty simple stuff, so don’t fret I will show some more advanced strategies in the near future. Enjoy.
