Create Your Own Website In 2 Hours

In this lesson we talk about your goals so you can get clear on what you want to acheive with your website.

In this lesson we talk about SEO considerations and the basics you need to pay attention to when registering your domain name.

In this lesson we talk about how to make your domain name memorable so your potential customers can find you easier online.

In this brief lesson we talk about things you need to take into account so you don't get into any legal hot water with your domain name by registering trademarked and copyrighted domains.

In this introductory video we talk about the 4 websites we will use to find a suitable domain name for your site that is available.

In this lesson we walk you through how to use the website: domainsbot.com to ensure you find the perfect domain name to suit you.

In this lesson we walk you through how to use the website: dictionary.com to ensure you find the perfect domain name to suit you.

In this lesson we walk you through how to use the website: theasarus.com to ensure you find the perfect domain name to suit you.

In this lesson we walk you through how to find expired domain names with Godaddy if you're looking for a domain name that has previous history, traffic and backlinks.

In this lesson we walk you through how to register the domain name you have found in the previous lessons.

In this lesson we walk you through the hosting account signup process with bluehost.com

This lesson describes the process you need to go through to make your site live on the internet by transffering your DNS details from your hosting account to your domain registrar.

In this lesson you will learn how to setup an email account with your website name so you don't have an unprofessional looking gmail or hotmail account for your business or personal use.

This lesson just gives a brief overview of Wordpress and how this is the CMS we will use to build and construct your website.

This brief lesson describes the options you have available when considering how to install Wordpress.

This lesson describes how to install Wordpress automatically using your hosting account.

This lesson describes how to install Wordpress manually incase your hosting provider does not give you the option to install automatically.

This lesson gives an overview of the Wordpress dashboard to give you an idea of all the options that are available and what they do.

This lesson details the initial Wordpress configurations you will want to make to the default install of Wordpress.

In this lesson we will look at how to go about installing plugins automatically to make your site more feature rich.

In this lesson we will detail how to install Wordpress plugins automatically for plugins that you download from the internet.

In this lesson we will detail how to install Wordpress themes automatically with a one click install from your Wordpress dashboard.

In this lesson we will detail how to install Wordpress themes manually for those that you've either paid for or downloaded from the internet.

In this lesson we will detail how to make customisations to the template you have downloaded from the internet.

In this lesson we will detail how to add posts to your Wordpress website.

In this lesson we will detail how to add images to your Wordpress website.

In this lesson we will detail how to add pages to your Wordpress website and we detail the difference between Wordpress pages and posts.

In this lesson we will detail how to add video to your Wordpress website.

In this lesson we detail 2 ways that you can display your Wordpress website so that you have a more traditional looking layout as apposed to a blog format.

In this lesson we detail how to customise the Wordpress menu to make your site more easily navigatable.

This lesson details some final Wordpress tweaks to make the site look how we want it.

In this bonus lesson we detail how to add contact forms to your website to prevent having your email address listed on the site and hence, getting spam emails.

This lesson details how to create a Google Analytics account and how to install the code on your Wordpress site, so you can keep an eye on your traffic levels and where resulting traffic is coming from.