Keep an eye out for updates over the next few weeks as the videos are added to the system.

My goal is to build an attractive website with great copy. If the training videos could be done highlighting one task at a time, where we had a serious of short videos specific to each task, this would give the newbies the ability to learn one feature at a time.

ie: placing a banner exactly where it needs to go, being able to upload it to the proper file and then knowing where and how to retrieve it. Etc.

We could then apply each lesson as we learn it in real time, and when one tack is completed, get on with the next video and task, thus building upon what we just previously learned and applied.

It is less daunting to eat an elephant one bite at a time. Right now there is so much information all at roled up on just two long videos.

What you just got done would’ve cost hundreds of dollars for a web designer to setup for you (and hundreds more every time you wanted them to edit it for you.) And if you used a regular editor instead of our exclusive Click-n-Drag Page Designer it would’ve taken you hours more. It all get’s easier from here on in.

As far as your “blog page” question, I think that’ll be a good topic for a future members webinar. It deserves a much more detailed explanation on strategy than I can provide in writing here… but here it goes anyway.

A blog POST is used for regular article publication (using video or audio too) that is either time-sensitive (ie: related to news or a specific date), or is just part of the regular content you provide for your audience. Blog posts reside in the category archives (as you mentioned) and are also archived chronologically.

A blog PAGE would be used for more “evergreen” content that you’d like to have people interact with you on. Evergreen meaning it does not “get old” or go out of date. It’s often material you know you’ll be sending people to directly for months or years to come.

You’d use a blog PAGE instead on a Marketing PRO page in this case because you are sharing info and still want to allow (and encourage) your audience to comment and interact with you. A blog PAGE allows you to do that. A Marketing PRO page does not allow that interaction (but instead focuses the visitor on the specific action you want them to take.)

I trust that helps some for now. As I said, great topic for a future members webinar. And once we do that we’ll post that training/strategy session in the training area here.

Thanks for this great training and also thanks for this great program. I am confident that I will create an awesome site. You are exactly right when you say that a person doesn’t need to understand what is happening to do this successfully. I am, an my site is, definitely proof of that!

Blessings!