I have been bootstrapping the blog and the Startup Iceland website. StartupIceland.com runs on GreenQloud, my favorite cloud platform, however the blog is hosted by WordPress.com. I have been able to hack and make this structure work, I think it is time I did a total revamp of the startupiceland.com website and the blog site. A number of you have given very helpful comments and suggestions on how to make the site better. I am going to get my hands dirty and start working on creating a clean structure that enables a seamless experience with the blog and startupiceland.com website.
Please let me know if any of you would like to work with me on this revamp. I am actually quite excited about getting this off the ground, as it has been high time that I spent some time on this.
Startup Iceland 
That sounds great, I regularly read your blog.
I am guessing it shouldn’t be to difficult to implement an wordpress.org with the same webhost as for the the Startup Iceland website and then just buying a nice responsive wordpress theme for a few dollars. But i don’t know how easy it would be to transfer all the posts, I haven’t done that before.
Anyways, if I can advice in any way I would be more than happy to help.
LikeLike
Thanks Haukur. I am debating whether I go with WordPress.com and forgot about how the website is hosted or should I take on the challenge of managing it and maintaining it. I have to say I am more interested in a hassle free implementation that scales as the traffic expands and for this WordPress.com is by far the simplest solution but plugins do not work with WordPress.com so I am limited in what I can do with the site.
LikeLike
I would say – first think about what you are going to build up on this site and then worry about it being wordpress.com or wordpress.org on this and that hosting.
LikeLike
Agreed, thanks.
LikeLike