It can be a real challenge to start a new blog. It’s an even bigger challenge to maintain and promote your blog. But there is a ton of free information online that help you learn how to blog better. Much of this free blogging advice is in the form of free eBooks.
Use the lists below to get started.
1. WordPress Quick Start Guide
Getting Started with WordPress guide by wordpress.org
2.Become a blogger video tutorial
A free series of videos that takes new bloggers through how to set up a blog. Easy to understand and best of all, free. BecomeABlogger.com
3. Build Your Own WordPress Site
No matter for what purpose, WordPress has proven to be one of the most efficient, most diverse, and most accessible platform to create and manage websites. It’s what we use at MakeUseOf! But creating your own website, even using WordPress, is not something that should be taken too lightly. To assist you, MakeUseOf presents you with this free PDF guide.
4. Blogging Tips for Beginners
On the page below you’ll find links to a series of how to blog tips that have been written with blogging for beginners (and ‘Pre’ Bloggers) in mind. It unpacks the basics of blogging and a lot of the decisions and strategies that you’ll want to consider when setting up and starting a blog.
5.Make Money Online eBook
If haven’t already read it, grab a copy of John Chow’s Make Money Online eBook which is filled with information on how he monetizes his blog.
3 replies on “Top 5 WordPress Beginners Guides by pros(FREE)”
Nice post for WP beginners. I wanna add this http://www.scribd.com/doc/1249273/How-to-Develop-MoneyMaking-Niche-Sites-with-WordPress- too. I found this free ebook really useful when I started with WP. It’s a good read from Caroline Middlebrook with proper demonstration.
Thanks for the nice share.
Nice share bro…
I like the Makeuseof.com books very much
But there are some grt books…you can download via Torrents 😛
Good resources. To add a little… If anyone is reading this that has never tried wordpress, give it a shot. It is amazing what you can do without any programming knowledge. Knowing a little html helps, but it is not essential. I would suggest playing with the basic theme for a little bit, and then you can use the advice in these guides to go from there. WordPress is so versitile that your blog, does not have to look like a blog…it can look like a custom website. The big thing on wordpress is themes. There are literally thousands of them out there, from magazine style themes to adsense optimized themes. My personal favorite is heatmap. It is extremely versitile. You can find this theme on wordpress.org website under themes.