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March 12th, 2010 
EnterTheNet.co.uk In my humble opinion, websites that haven't changed their permalinks are what we in the Army would call Chip Shop, basically meaning unprofessional.
Tidying up the permalinks will help you out in the search engines and you'll be able to EASILY direct people to specific pages or posts on your blog without having to hand over something that resembles some form of cryptic puzzle.
It took me a long time to figure this one out so enjoy 
| 1 Posting Posting is the thing that you are going to be doing most of in this program. It's all about providing content to your audience and helping people out. |
| 2 Categories Give your visitor another method of navigating your blog as well as allowing you to keep your blog organised into categories. |
| 3 Tags Are used to provide our visitor with an additional form of navigability on our site. In future lessons we will be installing a really smooth looking tag cloud for you to showcase the content on your blog. |
| 4 Pictures You're definitely going to want to get familiar with adding pictures to your site. Pictures are a really good method of engaging with people. |
| 5 Videos THE most engaging method of reaching and engaging with people is via VIDEO <-- I underlined it so you could see how important video is :) |
| 6 Publishing Options Being able to schedule or post date posts is awesome. You can write a load of posts on a Sunday and have them drip fed to your blog, which drip feeds your social media. |
| 7 Permalinks If you're like me and you've got CDO (supposed to be OCD but I have to put them in the right order or else it proper bugs me) then you're going to want to change your permalinks. |
| 8 Categories & Tags Once you've created your post Categories and Tags, you're probably going to want to either look at or edit them at some point. This video shows you how. |
| 9 Pages Pages are really useful in the functioning of our blog. In this video I take you through creating a Contact Page and all of the stuff you would need to deal with when publishing a page. |
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