We’re currently in the process of designing a number of standard themes for the Power Blog Service members. We’ll post every theme we create a new customization over the coming weeks and months.
Each month you receive training that enables you to understand your next move online, and then to take the steps to achieve that. If at any time you find you need help, we charge you at the time for one on one technical support. Any general questions you have are answered free via a support ticket.
When you’re ready to add advanced features to your site, we can do that for you. You just have to ask and we’ll quote you a price and place you on our premium service.
By choosing to run a free blog at wordpress.com you’re essentially giving up control of that blog to a third party. This won’t matter for many blogs, but if the blog in question is your main business blog, wordpress.com isn’t the place for it.
Self hosting your own blog gives you back that control, but what if you don’t have the time nor the technical expertise to excerise that control? What then?
I thought it’d be interesting to some readers to hear about how we built our web site.
As our business is about making professional Wordpress blogs more accessible to small business, both new and established, the blog section of our site has been implemented in Wordpress.
Both Russell and myself are members of Stompernet. But in late summer 2007 I’d never heard of Stomping.
I’d had a career in programming and systems design since the mid 1980s but had since In 2001 decided to leave my job, and go it alone. I’d started to create web sites for private clients.