How to Build a Digital Camera Review Website

Let's get one thing straight right off the mark : this is going to be a guide to how to do this for FREE.,First off you need a reputable software company to create a website template for you and the best one is wordpress, here is the address -...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Let's get one thing straight right off the mark : this is going to be a guide to how to do this for FREE.

    Sure you can spend a little if you want but then things get a little more complicated so we will keep things nice and simple to start with.
  2. Step 2: First off you need a reputable software company to create a website template for you and the best one is wordpress

    ,, Bear in mind the obvious names will probably already have been chosen so try to think creatively.

    For example "digitalcamerareviews" was already chosen when I filled out the form but "mydigitalcameraviews" was available. , Go ahead and do this. ,, Click on the back button in your web browser to go back to where you clicked on the "View your site" link.

    Next to it there is another link which says "Login".

    Click on this link and you know have a wordpress login page.

    Go ahead and fill in your username and password ( you created these earlier when you created your account ). , On this page you can add content, change the design, moderate comments and reviews, check stats for your new website, in fact pretty much anything.

    Go ahead and have a look around. , Scroll down the left column to "Appearance".

    There are about 80 different designs to choose from. , This will then show up on your website.

    Don't worry you can delete it later on your dashboard.

    You can also add links to other websites too.

    And don't forget to add Categories so it will be easier to find reviews once you have added a few.

    You could categorize by brand i.e.

    Nikon, Canon, Olympus etc. or SLR, Digital etc. it's up to you.
  3. Step 3: here is the address - http://www.wordpress.com go ahead and visit the site

  4. Step 4: Click on Sign up now and fill out the first page on the form that pops up.

  5. Step 5: On the next page you need to think of a good name for your website and fill it in.

  6. Step 6: When you submit the form you need to visit your email account to activate your new account.

  7. Step 7: OK your account is now active and if you click on the link that says "View your site" - Well Done you now have your very own website!

  8. Step 8: The next step is to setup your website.

  9. Step 9: Wow - you now have your own dashboard for your website!!

  10. Step 10: Let's choose a design for your new website.

  11. Step 11: Once you have a design you like click on "Posts" in the left column and go ahead and add a test review.

Detailed Guide

Sure you can spend a little if you want but then things get a little more complicated so we will keep things nice and simple to start with.

,, Bear in mind the obvious names will probably already have been chosen so try to think creatively.

For example "digitalcamerareviews" was already chosen when I filled out the form but "mydigitalcameraviews" was available. , Go ahead and do this. ,, Click on the back button in your web browser to go back to where you clicked on the "View your site" link.

Next to it there is another link which says "Login".

Click on this link and you know have a wordpress login page.

Go ahead and fill in your username and password ( you created these earlier when you created your account ). , On this page you can add content, change the design, moderate comments and reviews, check stats for your new website, in fact pretty much anything.

Go ahead and have a look around. , Scroll down the left column to "Appearance".

There are about 80 different designs to choose from. , This will then show up on your website.

Don't worry you can delete it later on your dashboard.

You can also add links to other websites too.

And don't forget to add Categories so it will be easier to find reviews once you have added a few.

You could categorize by brand i.e.

Nikon, Canon, Olympus etc. or SLR, Digital etc. it's up to you.

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