Mark Roth, WordPresser

I like WordPress immensely.

And I use it extensively. I’ve pressed it into service on several blogs, of course. But I also use it like this and like this. And I have helped four friends get their sites up and running on WordPress. (Disclaimer: I don’t do ongoing maintenance and development on their sites.)

May I help you with WordPress?

1. Set up a new installation as a blog and/or a CMS.
2. Handcraft a theme just for you.
3. Refine an existing theme or installation.
4. Track down and fix a problem with your present installation.
5. Evaluate your site and make suggestions for improvement.
6. Convert a static site into a powered-by-WordPress site.
7. Do some guest blogging on your site.

Just so you know, for a mighty long time, I have pressed letters into service as words.

Most of that time, I’ve done so carefully; other times, recklessly.

First, with a pencil. Eventually, with a typewriter. Then with a word processor. Finally, with a computer.

The first WP I used was a Brother WP-55. What a leap forward that was from my manual typewriters!

Then second WP I embraced was WordPerfect on my very first PC (a 286, as I recall). I still use WP 6.0 for DOS very regularly. As well as WPWin 6.0. I also have several editions since then, up to WPX4.

The third WP I’ve fallen for is…well…WordPress!