In reply to Alister Cameron.

Hi Alister, You make a lot of good points. But, are you talking about "WordPress on-boarding" for NEW WordPress a) PROS, b) END-USERS who DO have a WordPress pro helping them, or, c) END-USERS who do NOT have a WordPress pro helping them? Hopefully you're talking about "a" and/or "b." WordPress on-boarding for DIY business websites would continue to undermine WordPress and WordPress pros. A WordPress business site should not be DIY. It should be put into the hands of a WordPress pro. For example, how many business WordPress sites can you name that were built DIY by a non-WordPress pro who didn't end up getting stuck and frustrated, and having to find and pay a WordPress pro to fix it? I think even Jeff Chandler said it took him a week to fix his friend's DIY WordPress site, after his friend had been unsuccessfully trying to get it working right for three weeks. I don't think Jeff said how many hours it took, but if it took 10 hours and he charges $75/hr, that would be $750.00 just to fix his friend's DIY WordPress efforts. And if it took less than 10hrs, it still took a week overall. A week is lot of time for a business website to be working improperly or not at all.