About ShallHelp.com

This domain has been around for a couple of years.  

It used to have a WordPress CMS.  

Different variations and separate installations of the following: 

- Main website (that also housed tech blog posts and code snippets)

- Online Shop

- Marketplace

- Forum

Then several posts on Life and Health Insurance.  

For a while it also housed several "evidence-based" and "science-based" studies and links to journals and some conclusions on lessons I learned from my post-graduate studies.  

So I wasn't blogging from ignorance. but from what I had studied and learned.  

Got cancelled.  

Site got de-indexed, along with other domains that had some nice traffic.  

Anyway, I made use of this domain also for uploading disaster videos on the disaster areas that I was boots on the ground on and helping in. 

This domain became something colleagues would ask about: "What's this domain for?" 

I experimented on a Marketplace because there were some older ladies who asked if I could help them sell their antiques. 

The time and effort to do that, gave me realize:  yes, I did it - but would others be able to use it? 

I ended up sharing codes on how to calculate tax and shipping rates on specific products (that were heavy, so cost of shipping was exorbitant somewhat) ... it was like, you try and help people by building something for them, but they maintain it by themselves? 

So the domain was there, then some tornado in Texas happened (during the con vid lockdown), and I needed a way real quick to publish videos and something so that people who needed help can get helped directly. 

So I switched the site over. 

While it was digital ministry, the "in person" ministry needed to be shared, so that more people can also help. 

A lot of these people, also, whose houses have been destroyed by that tornado, a lot of them didn't have insurance. 

So that was why also, I looked into insurance afterwards and published articles on it on this domain. 

A couple of months ago, I built another site that was "all insurance related", so that I can gain back the original intent for this domain. 

Which is to STILL help. 

Not one-on-one. 

Maybe from one-to-many, through blogging. 

But for now, this can also be a Showcase site for CMSbyCW. 

Easy to deploy, and activate. 

It took longer to delete the old WordPress files than to deploy CMSbyCW. 

Three minutes.

Three files updated. 

Done. 

I still have several domains to install CMSbyCW on ... 

... I still can't believe how easy it is to deploy! 

If this kind of setup makes sense to you, take a look:

CMSbyCW Features

Enjoy! 

P.S.  And yes, this domain refuses to die too!  LOL!