Is It Advisable To Do This?

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I have a 4-year old static website that is doing pretty well. However, I find updating the website a troublesome chore because I will need to use Dreamweaver to make a new page then edit the existing page to place a link.

I wonder whether I could install a WP at a subfolder :
http://mydomain.com/blog/

Then from now onwards, I can post all articles to the WP blog without making any updates to the static website.

Do you think it is advisable to do so?

Thanks!
Rick
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  • Profile picture of the author dburk
    Hi Rick,

    That is exactly what I would do.

    It will make it easy to post new articles and won't interfere with your current rankings. Just add a navigation link to your home page and be sure to do interlinking of pages where it makes since to do so.
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  • Profile picture of the author LarryHaywood
    Originally Posted by rickyou View Post

    I have a 4-year old static website that is doing pretty well. However, I find updating the website a troublesome chore because I will need to use Dreamweaver to make a new page then edit the existing page to place a link.

    I wonder whether I could install a WP at a subfolder :
    http://mydomain.com/blog/

    Then from now onwards, I can post all articles to the WP blog without making any updates to the static website.

    Do you think it is advisable to do so?

    Thanks!
    Rick
    Yes. In fact I did the same thing with an older site of mine. I simply left up the established articles and setup a blog. I actually installed mine in the home folder though and created a static home page leaving all previous articles untouched.
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