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Why not all of the above? Think of the websites as frontend interfaces that hook up to the same database. You can have one website (interface) for software eng
by lylejantzi3rd 2y ago
Why not all of the above?
Think of the websites as frontend interfaces that hook up to the same database. You can have one website (interface) for software engineering, one for general life things, one for entrepreneurship, and one for everything. Give them all targeted SEO, but cross-link the pages together in case somebody who reads one of your entrepreneurship articles wants to see one of your other interests.
As far as the complication of maintaining different blogs, it's fairly easy to set up and maintain a multisite wordpress instance. That will let you share articles across sites.
- sofixa 2y ago> As far as the complication of maintaining different blogs, it's fairly easy to set up and maintain a multisite wordpress instance If you don't use any plugins and have auto-updates, yeah. Otherwise it can quickly become a significant chore. A trick to make WordPress maintenance easier and security better is to use the simply static plugin and basically use WP only as a backend for writing, but statically compile all the content and push it to a dedicated place for static content (Netlify, AWS S3+CloudFront, CloudFlare Pages, Firebase Hosting, etc). It's more secure (only static content is public facing), it's faster and can scale to infinity, usually for free or very cheap.