Historical course information
Blogging and content creation: archived course outline
This page preserves the learning outline of a previously advertised four-week blogging and content-creation course. It provides context for visitors following an older link.
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Choosing a subject and setting up a blog
The earlier course began with choosing a subject for a blog or online business and understanding its intended audience. Its practical website topics used WordPress.
- Starting a blog-based website and becoming familiar with its pages.
- Creating posts, categories and tags, and organising menus.
- Understanding how plugins support the website’s features.
Preparing images and useful content
The published outline covered finding appropriate images, editing them for a website and planning content that would be useful to its readers.
- Cropping, resizing and editing photographs with online tools.
- Creating graphics with free tools and reviewing image-use rights.
- Finding topics and preparing articles, posts and web stories.
Publishing, search and measurement
The historical syllabus introduced web stories, website visits and basic measurement. Google Search Console and Google Analytics were among the named tools.
- Working with web-story editing features.
- Understanding how people discover and visit published content.
- Getting familiar with the measurement tools used around a blog.
Understanding monetisation topics
Advertising, sponsored posts, affiliate marketing and a creator’s own products or services were subjects in the earlier curriculum. It also introduced AI-assisted content creation and question-and-answer sessions.
These are historical syllabus topics. They are not forecasts or promises of earnings.
Who the earlier outline addressed
The original page described a Hindi-language course for beginners as well as business owners, content creators and people managing websites. It organised the learning topics over four weeks.
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