5 Things That Burn Me Up About WordPress And Web Sites
I’m about to go to Red Alert! These rants have been building up in me. It’s time to get them out for all the world to see.
February 3, 2019
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Why Writers And Editors Need To Learn WordPress
If you work with words for a living, you’ll benefit beyond words by learning WordPress to make your web site.
January 15, 2019
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UPDATE: 8 Things To Look For In A WordPress Plugin
Over my 10 plus years of working with WordPress I’ve probably had a good look at close to 1,000 plugins. While I love advising which plugins you must have, the truth is, what plugins you must have is a function of exactly what you need to accomplish with your site.
December 7, 2018
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Understanding The WordPress Updating System
I’ve been a tyrant about keeping WordPress software up-to-date. Unless there is a mitigating factor, you should always run the most current version of WP.
May 30, 2018
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Bluehost v. WPEngine v. WordPress.com. Which Web Host Plan Is Best For You?
I know why you might be confused when it comes to selecting a web host for your WordPress site.
April 27, 2018
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What Makes For An Awesome Client?
Making a web site is a multidisciplinary collaborative effort. No one works on an island even if it’s just two people.
April 20, 2018
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Before You Change Your Theme Here Are 5 Things To Do To Improve Your Site
You’ve heard this one, I’m sure. “Why don’t you get a new theme for your tired web site? It will breathe new life into your site and it’s easy to do.”
April 11, 2018
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The 5 No-Nos Your WordPress Guy Or Gal Should Never Do
Whether you hire someone or you’re working on your site yourself, here are 5 things you absolutely never want to do. (I was going to say “no brainer” but that’s a no-brainer.)
February 5, 2018
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When Is It Time To Hire Someone To Help You With Your WordPress Site?
One strength of WordPress is that it uses an interface that most of us have seen before. We’re familiar with application dashboards, page editors that look like Word processors, and changing an app’s settings. Because of that, WordPress is a manageable tool for many users.
January 22, 2018
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