The reason why you cannot see your site before the DNS is updated is because the browser doesn’t have the ip address of your host. Since most of the time, your site would be on shared hosting, so typing in the ip address directly into your browser won’t work either
I have been using the BackType TweetCount WordPress Plugin to display the Re-tweet button and Tweet Count. The plugin is feature rich, but lacks one simple feature – The ability to disable it on any specific page or post. This could be really sad in some cases, like when your blog homepage shows a static page and you probably don’t like to show the count. Pages are seldom re-tweeted.
Soon my SEO brain told me, work on it and get it to the front page. That is a real deal. To start with, I changed the permalink from hire-me to a better permalink with keywords as hire-wordpress-designer-seo.
Technology can be a lot of fun at times. There is nothing wrong in asking questions, my policy is, if you ask, you might be a fool for five minutes, otherwise you would be a fool for ever.
I have been working on a couple of projects lately, and all of them wanted one thing in common. They wanted to block users while the site was getting ready and show them a “Coming Soon” page instead.
