Something just isn’t right with your WordPress site. Maybe you’re seeing weird links in your blog posts, or perhaps your site has suddenly stopped functioning the way it should. If you’re lucky, you’ll get a notification from your host that you’ve got infected files so you can take action. But what if you don’t? How.

  Over the weekend, I received an email from a client who wanted help adding a new WordPress site to her hosting account. I know there are certain things I need to do each time, she wrote, but it seems like I always forget at least one or two of them!  If you’ve installed WordPress as many times.

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  People who are familiar with Nuts and Bolts Media are probably aware that we offer three main services: website design, web hosting, and WordPress consulting. However, you may not know that web hosting was never part of the original business plan, or that, thanks to my frustration over a $4 app for iPhone and iPad, hosting.

  Conventional blogging wisdom provides all kinds of ways we can make our blogs better. Content is king! Write epic shit! Engage your audience! It seems many of us are just waiting for the right moment to quit our jobs and make money online, and we all love reading articles that might help us reach those goals.

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  Do you remember the moment when you first realized you could make money on the internet? I remember vividly because it wasn’t very long ago. I had just returned to blogging after an absence of more than a decade (“blogging” wasn’t even a word when I left), and everything was different. There were alternatives.

  I receive emails every day from people who want to make their websites look awesome. After all, that’s what I do! But many of the people who contact me are also concerned about the cost of a full website design. It’s a big investment, especially if you’re just starting out and can’t justify spending.

  Lately I’ve been drowning in consulting calls on top of my scheduled design work. Often, people are calling because they paid a lot of money for website design or development, fell victim to one of a number of scams, and need advice regarding what to do next. No matter how many stories I hear.

  Spend enough time surfing the internet and you’ll learn an interesting fact: Everyone is trying to sell you something. Even when people start out with the purest of intentions, the act of blogging (or even just reading blogs) eventually results in the epiphany, I can make money doing this! I speak from experience. My full-time income.