The internet is home to over 50 billion websites and within the pro wrestling niche, there are 60+ established sites that fans click into on a daily basis for news, editorials, reviews, interviews and other exclusive content. Those websites have four key critical tasks. One, the content obviously. Two, the design and functionality of said sites. Three, just copy what Dave Meltzer said. And four, just make sh*t up. Creating a site is a different beast. Some use Blogger like this site while others use square-space, Wix, or even code a site from the ground up. The problem with developing a web page from scratch is that it's time-consuming and you have to learn some mark-up languages like HTML and CSS. It's essentially a great skill that isn't worth it if you want a site in minutes. Now, the main question is, why am I writing this article in the first place? When you learn a skill, you tend to have a different view on a product that is connected with the skill ...
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