I remember distinctly having two websites with about 50 to 60 pages of content I spent months writing. Then I decided I wanted a different domain name for one of my sites. My problem was I had no idea how to migrate a website to a new domain.
I don't know how to identify keywords? There are lots of keyword tools, the most common of which is Google Keyword Tool. You will need an AdWords account, but this again takes 5 minutes to setup, once you have it, there is lots of research that can be conducted and lots of micro niche's identified which are relevant to your niche.
Bluehost had exactly what I needed. here This is how basic I am; I started by looking for what WordPress recommended, a fantastico logo that is a blue smiley face. They also wanted to make sure they had what is called cPanel.
1st place goes to Bluehost. Bluehost are one of the leading hosting companies today. They offer those extra touches such as the latest version of cPanel and Fantastico, so that you can easily install and manage your WordPress blog. With a massive 300Gb of disk space and 3000Gb of bandwidth you can happily grow you blog content and readership without outgrowing your hosting package.
Web hosting is basically the space on the internet where your website or blog resides. As you are well aware, sites reside on servers. As there are many free web hosting platforms on the internet, one wonders why one should get professional web hosting in the first place.
So I fixed the problem. My home page is a new page that looks just like the old page but loads quickly and has no error box when I try to edit it. The lesson here is twofold: 1. copy your files regularly and be orderly about that. 2. Don't freak out. Usually there is a fix. Often the fix is fairly easy, as it was here.