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the difference between WORDPRESS.COM WORDPRESS.ORG Mickey Mellen GreenMellen Media WordCamp 2013 Atlanta GA

WordCamp Atlanta 2013: The difference between wordpress.com and wordpress.org

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the difference between

WORDPRESS.COMWORDPRESS.ORG

Mickey MellenGreenMellen Media

WordCamp 2013Atlanta GA

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.COM

Limited themes

No plugins

Limited tweaking

Simplicity

Cost

Ads

Paid plans

No Google Analytics

Jump to self-hosted

Choose a themeWidgets

Add blog postsAllow comments

Publish static pagesPush RSS feeds

1,700+ themes

23,000+ plug-ins

Jetpack

Ads

Third-party hosting

Software updates

.ORG

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Choose a theme

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Widgets

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Add blog posts

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Allow comments

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Publish static pages

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Push RSS feeds

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.COM

Limited themes No plugins

Limited tweakingSimplicity

CostAds

Paid plansNo Google AnalyticsJump to self-hosted

Choose a theme

Widgets

Add blog posts

Allow comments

Publish static pages

Push RSS feeds

1,700+ themes

23,000+ plug-ins

Jetpack

Ads

Third-party hosting

Software updates

.ORG

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Limited themes

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No plugins available

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Limited tweaking

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Simplicity

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Zero initial cost

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Ads

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Paid plans

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No Google Analytics

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Easier to move to self

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.COM

Limited themes

No plugins

Limited tweaking

Simplicity

Cost

Ads

Paid plans

No Google Analytics

Jump to self-hosted

Choose a theme

Widgets

Add blog posts

Allow comments

Publish static pages

Push RSS feeds

1,700+ themes23,000+ plug-ins

JetpackAds

Third-party hostingSoftware updates

.ORG

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Allows any theme

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Full theme tweaking

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Allows any plugin

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Special plug-in

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Ads

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Requires hosting

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Requires updates

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Hosting

Shared vs. Managed

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Shared hostingClickHOST, HostGator, GoDaddy, DreamHost, GreenGeeks, etc.~$5/month

● Less expensive● More freedom● Integrate non-WP features (shopping cart)

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Managed hostingZippyKid, WP-Engine, Page.ly~$25/month

● More expensive● Much faster● WordPress only (for better or worse)● Somewhat like WP.com with restrictions

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Selecting a host● Price● Traffic● Features● Security● Support

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Move from com to org1 - 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).

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