Comments on: Wordpress Theme Structure That Works For Business http://www.alberthallado.com/wordpress-theme-structure-that-works-for-business/ Small business consulting and blogging for business. Works with small business owners to improve and grow their company. We offers a full range of services including Internet Marketing and Business Blog Design. Fri, 12 Mar 2010 07:37:21 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc hourly 1 By: Marshall Wayne http://www.alberthallado.com/wordpress-theme-structure-that-works-for-business/comment-page-1/#comment-16110 Marshall Wayne Fri, 30 Oct 2009 10:30:02 +0000 http://www.alberthallado.com/?p=1399#comment-16110 This is great Albert! I have my site setup similar but only because I happened to like the theme and used it. I didn't have any thoughts about why I should have a certain structure until listening to this and watching your video. Great Albert! Marshall Wayne This is great Albert! I have my site setup similar but only because I happened to like the theme and used it. I didn’t have any thoughts about why I should have a certain structure until listening to this and watching your video.

Great Albert!

Marshall Wayne

]]> By: Beau Penaranda http://www.alberthallado.com/wordpress-theme-structure-that-works-for-business/comment-page-1/#comment-16102 Beau Penaranda Thu, 29 Oct 2009 17:55:38 +0000 http://www.alberthallado.com/?p=1399#comment-16102 I've never heard of that Plugin Gareth, but that doesn't mean that it isn't good. An easy way to go around this issue is to have products showcased on your blog, but with a link to a static html sales page. There are other ways, but I guess it would be a little difficult explaining here. I’ve never heard of that Plugin Gareth, but that doesn’t mean that it isn’t good.

An easy way to go around this issue is to have products showcased on your blog, but with a link to a static html sales page.

There are other ways, but I guess it would be a little difficult explaining here.

]]> By: Paul Perry http://www.alberthallado.com/wordpress-theme-structure-that-works-for-business/comment-page-1/#comment-16101 Paul Perry Thu, 29 Oct 2009 12:08:32 +0000 http://www.alberthallado.com/?p=1399#comment-16101 Hi Albert sorry to hear about the problem with your blog, why do people try to hack into other peoples work place it beats me? If they would focus their energy on being creative the world would be a better place. Some good points in the podcast, most blogs are 2 column's now.It must be because of eye focus that 3 column's don't work? Hi Albert
sorry to hear about the problem with your blog, why do people try to hack into other peoples work place it beats me? If they would focus their energy on being creative the world would be a better place.
Some good points in the podcast, most blogs are 2 column’s now.It must be because of eye focus that 3 column’s don’t work?

]]> By: Gareth C Thomas http://www.alberthallado.com/wordpress-theme-structure-that-works-for-business/comment-page-1/#comment-16100 Gareth C Thomas Thu, 29 Oct 2009 10:38:26 +0000 http://www.alberthallado.com/?p=1399#comment-16100 Hi guys, A very interesting podcast for one reason: your findings and opinion on the security of the Paypal button on a WP blog versus HTML page. Now I am in a total quandry. Reason being I love the relative ease of WordPress blogging as a platform. Very easy to begin and tweak the blog over time with plugins that do all kinds of excellent things. Stuff that static HTML pages can do but only if you're a programmer geek! Just recently I discovered a plugin from a fellow Brit by the name of Frank Haywood that explained to me how I could convert my front page into a sales page with the rest of the blog behind it for SEO purposes. I was excited by this discovery and was working towards getting some products that I have MRR or RR to and putting up the sales pages on a blog using Frank's plugin. Now I'm not so sure because of the PayPal button security issue. Have you any ideas on a secure workaround? I do have XSitePro tool for creating websites but it's not for newbies like me and I want to start making SOME money soon and not spend another 6 months learning this tool! I've been "learning" this stuff for years and I'm sick to death of it. I just want to see some results, and I figured WP blogging might be it. Gareth Hi guys,

A very interesting podcast for one reason: your findings and opinion on the security of the Paypal button on a WP blog versus HTML page. Now I am in a total quandry. Reason being I love the relative ease of WordPress blogging as a platform. Very easy to begin and tweak the blog over time with plugins that do all kinds of excellent things. Stuff that static HTML pages can do but only if you’re a programmer geek!

Just recently I discovered a plugin from a fellow Brit by the name of Frank Haywood that explained to me how I could convert my front page into a sales page with the rest of the blog behind it for SEO purposes. I was excited by this discovery and was working towards getting some products that I have MRR or RR to and putting up the sales pages on a blog using Frank’s plugin. Now I’m not so sure because of the PayPal button security issue.

Have you any ideas on a secure workaround?

I do have XSitePro tool for creating websites but it’s not for newbies like me and I want to start making SOME money soon and not spend another 6 months learning this tool! I’ve been “learning” this stuff for years and I’m sick to death of it. I just want to see some results, and I figured WP blogging might be it.

Gareth

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