Definition: To make something (like a post) available to the public
What is "publish"?
100
WordPress is a free, open tool, web ______ system.
What is "publishing"?
100
Definition: Your business's target audience
What is a "market"?
100
Definition: "a person or an organization that buys something from a shop/store or business" (Oxford Learner's Dictionary)
What is a "customer"?
200
How you manage and control your website is how you _____ it.
What is "administer"?
200
Thw WordPress _____ is where you administer your website.
What is "dashboard"?
200
Examples: Facebook, Instagram, WordPress
What is "social media"?
200
Definition: "the activity of presenting, advertising and selling a company's products in the best possible way" (Oxford Learner's Dictionary)
What is "marketing"?
300
Definition: the things on your post or page, what it is about
What is "content"?
300
Posts and pages are types of _____.
What is "content"?
300
Customer _____ systems find customers for you.
What is "generating"?
300
Definition: the process of planning something or putting a plan into operation in a skilful way (Oxford Learner's Dictionary)
For example, in marketing
What is a "strategy"?
400
If you want to change something in a post, you can _____ it.
What is "edit"?
400
A _____ is what controls the public facing portion of the website.
What is a "theme"?
400
"This is where you obtain the rights to reprint pre-written articles, under your own name if you'd like."
What is "leveraged articles"?
400
Definition: "the activity and industry of advertising things to people on television, in newspapers, on the Internet, etc" (Oxford Learner's Dictionary)
What is "advertising"?
500
The _____ on WordPress let you decide how your posts look and who can view them.
What is "settings"?
500
True/False: You can use html on WordPress.
What is "true"?
500
On _____ _____, your websites automatically does things for you.
What is "auto pilot"?
500
Definition: "the detailed study or examination of something in order to understand more about it; the result of the study" (Oxford Learner's Dictionary)