Without seeing the root files, I’d say the “images” folder is missing or in the wrong place. Also, was the old site built using a Microsoft web builder software?

A better and faster solution: drop the old static site and move all of that content over into your wordpress blog in the form of pages. You can set a home page in wordpress settings under Settings > Reading. It will do far better in terms of SEO and would allow you to easily maintain it within the wordpress dashboard. If you need an explanation, you can call me, John, at 585-861-7483. 

i agree with @johnkelly about the images folder. Instead of images/twitter.png use the entire link, starting with the http the only image file I can find is http://virtuallyondemand.net/blog/wp-content/themes/headlines/images/

also, if you ‘read more’ or click anything on the blog the reader is send to the webpage

@johnkelly @juleswebb @robmitchell @richardmclaughlin I sincerely appreciate your time, insights, suggestions and recommendations.

Without step-by-step instructions, I am still lost. So, I am going to return to the Windows server and hope that corrects everything.

Some day, I will tackle moving my site to WP but I will likely have to hire someone. So if you have an expert in moving sites to WP and knows css, coding, etc. let me know. Thank you!

@karenataylor login to godaddy. Look and the control panel. Look to see if there is an images folder under the domain name.

If you can do that then we might be able to help. If you can’t then calling @johnkelly seems like a good idea. If you ask for his help he wil need your admin password. Not getting around that so make the leap of faith and trust him.

@juleswebb Please don’t apologize!

@juleswebb @richardmclaughlin @johnkelly @robmitchell I switched back to the Windows server, and everything is working fine as it was before the switch. I have decided to stop writing blog posts for now and move my focus to a critical area of my business; obtaining more clients so I don’t have to return to corporate. I will remove the blog link from my website pages today.

When my business becomes successful, I will decide at that point if I want to start blogging again, and if so I will move my entire site to WP.

I cannot thank you enough for all of your time on this!

@johnkelly Thank you, that is very nice of you! After blogging for nine months, I have two subscribers and receive occasional comments. The highest number of views in a day was around 40. I don’t enjoy it and the ROI is not worth it. I have about three months to sign two clients or I have to return to corporate. I want to create a signature talk so I can speak at local organizations and associations as well as join a BNI chapter.

If I was a Virtual Assistant (VA), I would have several clients by now. Being an Administrative Consultant (AC) with a unique business model has lengthened the learning curve for potential clients to understand what I do and how it is different than VAs. I know of two successful ACs who launched their businesses around the same time I did and they have several clients without blogging, they don’t offer freebies on their sites, and they don’t do teleseminars or webinars. They went the route of public speaking and it has worked for them tremendously well.

I know what my decisions looks like from the outside, but I need to follow my gut and this is the route I want to go for now. If you could send positive thoughts my way over the next few weeks, that would be great!

@karenataylor – sending positive thoughts your way!  
Please let us now how things turn out or if there is something you think we can help you with.

@johnkelly – I like nice guys:)

You can do it, Karen. Focus, focus, focus. Take action, take action, take action. Positive  prayers going up for you. @karenataylor