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Website Update

by bdjh777
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My website needs an update (hb2t Dot Com). I think I wanna use wordpress but I want it to look like a normal website. Any suggestions on what I should do or who I should use?
#update #website
  • Profile picture of the author Technista
    What is your skill set? Do you want to outsource or a D-I-Y solution?
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    • Profile picture of the author bdjh777
      Originally Posted by Technista View Post

      What is your skill set? Do you want to outsource or a D-I-Y solution?
      I haven't had much experience with wordpress. I have decided to use the wpremix3 theme and I have a guy customizing the header and menus for me(I suck at graphic design). I think I can figure the rest out. Any recommendation's on must have plug-ins for wordpress?
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  • Profile picture of the author tldnetworks
    you can still use word press, you just need a more CMS style template. Take a look at iThemes. They have a group of great themes for this porpose.
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  • Profile picture of the author theIMgeek
    If you're using Wordpress as a CMS, that probably means lots of pages... so the PageMash plugin comes immediately to mind. It helps you organize your page structure.

    Headspace is another one of the first plugins I install on a new WP site. That's for organizing page titles, meta descriptions, and adding in things like Google analytics code.

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    • Profile picture of the author bdjh777
      Originally Posted by RJP View Post

      If you're using Wordpress as a CMS, that probably means lots of pages... so the PageMash plugin comes immediately to mind. It helps you organize your page structure.

      Headspace is another one of the first plugins I install on a new WP site. That's for organizing page titles, meta descriptions, and adding in things like Google analytics code.

      -Ryan
      Thanks for the recommendations.
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