When you start your art blog in WordPress, you will notice that you can choose to write a post or page. The two are very different and are both beneficial to growing your art blog. Post vs page – what is the difference?
In this article, I will share with you the difference between a WordPress post vs page and how they can be used.
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Post vs Page Artist WordPress Blog
Congratulations on starting an artist blog. This will be the platform where you will be able to sell your paintings, drawings, and crafts to people around the world.
The more you learn about your WordPress site the more you will discover how powerful the platform is.
WordPress will be the only tool you will need to sell products, collect emails, write content that will attract your target audience and much more.
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WordPress Page
A page is static and not listed by date. They are commonly used for “about me” pages, reference pages, and links pages. They are usually used for something that will not change.
You can list your page on your menu bar on the top. This is the most common place for the “about me” page. The “about me” page will tell the readers about you and your mission statement. Readers will go there to get an idea of what your site has to offer.
A reference page can be filled with relevant links for your readers to easily find content that they are searching for. By providing a reference page, you are providing a good experience for your readers.
A link page can be used for shoppers to find products to purchase. If you use Print on Demand services, this will be a great place to add the links to those sites. Explain what the sites offer and add a link to the shop. You could also link your social media networks that you use for them to follow you on.
Pages can also be added to the sidebar of your WordPress site. If you have a sales page for a book or a video you can add it on the sidebar for your readers to purchase.
WordPress Posts
Posts are where you will be providing content that you would like to share with your readers. It will be listed in chronological order on your blog or homepage. You can organize your posts into categories making it easier for your readers to find the content that they are searching for. Your posts can also be shown on the sidebar by using a “recent posts” widget and displayed in the RSS feed.
Post vs page will depend on the content that you are sharing and the layout of your site. Use them both to make a better reading experience for your followers and build your audience.
Are you using pages for your blog?
Content Marketing
Now that you have an understanding of Post vs Page, you will want to take some time to learn how to write content that will drive traffic to your site.
Here are some articles to get you started:
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Selling Art Online
There are many layers involved with selling art online.
If you are new to selling art you will want to visit Sell Art Online Startup Plan.
Conclusion:
The internet has made it possible for artists like you to sell their artwork to people around the world. Dedicate some time every week to learn more about digital marketing and become a master at marketing your art.
You have just learned Post vs Page, now move on to the next stage.
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