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Widn6 · 12-07-2015, 12:01 PM

Ideally, you want a web host that doesn't just provide you with bandwidth, which almost all of them do exclusively. You want a web host that can help you build a thriving online business because the fact is that many people struggle to build a profitable online business with WordPress. They keep adding or changing plugins, themes and other features hoping it will solve their problem. Yet Wordpress "as is" won't build an online business. It's missing a do-able start-to-finish BUSINESS process.

Surely, you can slog through the mountains of business building advice and tools that are out there. But for most WordPress users it all ends up being too much.

So, despite the dazzling display of Wordpress features, the reality for most (non-tech) people who want to create a web business with Wordpress is that they need to adhere to an easy-to-follow, all-in-one, proven, ethical webbusiness-building system (not a get rich quick scheme) that includes hosting and is tailored to the WordPress platform, to get (1) a significant amount of traffic and get (2) targeted traffic (example of such a system: WealthPrinciples dot net).

Otherwise you'll end up having (and building) only a WordPress webSITE (or BLOG) but not a webBUSINESS.

12-07-2015, 12:01 PM	#8
Widn6 Registered User Join Date: Dec 2015 Posts: 1	Beyond just hosting... Ideally, you want a web host that doesn't just provide you with bandwidth, which almost all of them do exclusively. You want a web host that can help you build a thriving online business because the fact is that many people struggle to build a profitable online business with WordPress. They keep adding or changing plugins, themes and other features hoping it will solve their problem. Yet Wordpress "as is" won't build an online business. It's missing a do-able start-to-finish BUSINESS process. Surely, you can slog through the mountains of business building advice and tools that are out there. But for most WordPress users it all ends up being too much. So, despite the dazzling display of Wordpress features, the reality for most (non-tech) people who want to create a web business with Wordpress is that they need to adhere to an easy-to-follow, all-in-one, proven, ethical webbusiness-building system (not a get rich quick scheme) that includes hosting and is tailored to the WordPress platform, to get (1) a significant amount of traffic and get (2) targeted traffic (example of such a system: WealthPrinciples dot net). Otherwise you'll end up having (and building) only a WordPress webSITE (or BLOG) but not a webBUSINESS.