WordCamp Atlanta 2013: The difference between wordpress.com and wordpress.org
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WordCamp Atlanta 2013: The difference between wordpress.com and wordpress.org
- 1. the difference between WORDPRESS.COM WORDPRESS.ORG Mickey Mellen GreenMellen Media WordCamp 2013 Atlanta GA
- 2. .COM .ORG Limited themes No plugins Choose a theme 1,700+ themes Limited tweaking Widgets 23,000+ plug-ins Simplicity Add blog posts Jetpack Cost Allow comments Ads Ads Publish static pages Third-party hosting Paid plans Push RSS feeds Software updates No Google Analytics Jump to self-hosted
- 4. Widgets
- 9. .COM .ORG Limited themes No plugins Choose a theme 1,700+ themes Limited tweaking Widgets 23,000+ plug-ins Simplicity Add blog posts Jetpack Cost Allow comments Ads Ads Publish static pages Third-party hosting Paid plans Push RSS feeds Software updates No Google Analytics Jump to self-hosted
- 10. Limited themes
- 12. Limited tweaking
- 13. Simplicity
- 15. Ads
- 16. Paid plans
- 18. Easier to move to self
- 19. .COM .ORG Limited themes No plugins Choose a theme 1,700+ themes Limited tweaking Widgets 23,000+ plug-ins Simplicity Add blog posts Jetpack Cost Allow comments Ads Ads Publish static pages Third-party hosting Paid plans Push RSS feeds Software updates No Google Analytics Jump to self-hosted
- 20. Allows any theme
- 23. Special plug-in
- 24. Ads
- 25. Requires hosting
- 26. Requires updates
- 28. Shared hosting ClickHOST, HostGator, GoDaddy, DreamHost, GreenGeeks, etc. ~$5/month ● Less expensive ● More freedom ● Integrate non-WP features (shopping cart)
- 29. Managed hosting ZippyKid, WP-Engine, Page.ly ~$25/month ● More expensive ● Much faster ● WordPress only (for better or worse) ● Somewhat like WP.com with restrictions
- 30. Selecting a host ● Price ● Traffic ● Features ● Security ● Support
- 31. Move from com to org 1 - Set up hosting and purchase a domain name. 2 - Export posts/pages from your .com site. 3 - Import into your new site. 4 - Select/customize theme. 5 - Select/install plugins. 6 - Set up redirect from .com site ($13/year).
- 32. Join a Meetup