About wprblogger

WordPress made easy —
for everyone.

WPrBlogger is a place for WordPress beginners to find resourceful, easy-to-follow tutorials that help them build a successful blog — without needing a technical background or coding experience.

2012

Started Blogging

167k

READERS WORLDWIDE

13+

WordPress Experience

8K+

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Chapter 01— The beginning

Welcome to WPrBlogger — a place built for you.

WPrBlogger is a place for WordPress beginners to find resourceful materials that help them build a successful blog. Whether you’re starting from absolute zero or you’ve been at it for a while and feel stuck — this is the right place to be.

At WPrBlogger, the aim is simple: to help beginners, small business owners, and especially non-techy WordPress users with easy-to-understand tutorials they can actually follow and act on.

TAKE NOTE:

“If there are WordPress topics you’d like to see on the blog, I’d love to hear from you — shoot me an email at shamsudeen[@]wprblogger.com”

Chapter 02— 2012

I started knowing absolutely nothing.

My name is Shamsudeen Adeshokan, and this is not my first blog project. I started blogging in 2012 as a complete novice to internet marketing. I had never heard the word “blog” before starting my first one.

As you would guess — it was all about learning and failing. I didn’t know what I was doing, but I kept going because something about it felt right.

The silver lining

That first blog — the one I started in 2012 knowing nothing — is my core business today. It’s the only one that survived, and it remains the heart of my online business.

Chapter 03 The hard years

I failed. Many times. And that’s okay.

After that first blog, I started several other blog projects in different niches and industries. I failed. None of those projects resulted in anything worthwhile.

But during those periods of failure, I was learning something invaluable — how to run an online business, and more specifically, how to run a blog on WordPress. Every failed project added a piece to the puzzle.

QUICK TIP!

“Surprisingly, my first blog is my core business today. The one that survives is the one I built before I knew what I was doing.”

Those years of trial and error gave me something no course or book could — real, hard-won experience. Experience I’m now putting to work for you.

Chapter 04 The reason

Why WPrBlogger exists.

I decided to take everything I have learned and experienced over the years and give it a new home on the internet — WPrBlogger.

The goal is to teach others how to build a blog on WordPress and make a living out of it. Hopefully a full-time income. Because if a complete beginner who didn’t even know what a blog was in 2012 can do it — so can you.

The WPrBlogger promise

Every tutorial on this site is written in plain English — no assumed knowledge, no jargon, no skipped steps. If you can read and follow instructions, you can do anything we teach here.

Chapter 05 Today

What you’ll find on this blog.

WPrBlogger covers everything a WordPress beginner needs to know — from getting started to growing and monetising your site. Here are the core topics covered:

WordPress themes — how to choose, install, and customise a theme that works for your blog or business. WordPress plugins — which plugins you actually need and how to use them without slowing your site down. WordPress speed and performance — how to make your site load fast and pass Core Web Vitals. WordPress SEO — how to get your content found on Google. WordPress security — how to protect your site from hackers and common vulnerabilities.

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Find exactly what you need

Every tutorial organised by topic — so you always know where to look.

How we write

Our content philosophy

Three things you’ll find in every single tutorial on WPrBlogger.

Reader love

What other bloggers say about WPrBlogger

  • Shamsudeen publishes in-depth content and networks like a professional. He is among the most creative and connected bloggers I’ve seen online.
    Ryan Biddulph
    Blogging From Paradise
  • His knowledge is deep, but so is his desire to help any struggling blogger who reaches out to him. Following his advice landed me some nice SEO wins.
    Nikola Roza
    nikolaroza.com
  • Shamsudeen is a blogger I respect. His article on my blog is among the top-performing content. His experience, quality of writing, and robust online presence are genuinely impressive.
    Moss Clement 
    Moss Media
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