I have talked time and time again about how much I love wordpress (self hosted, not wordpress.com), and how beneficial it is for businesses. You can work with a designer, get an incredible website and have the ability to make updates yourself with just a little training. In fact, most of my clients who say they are the least tech savvy have picked up how...
This weekend, I spoke at Wordcamp OC on content development and blogging. Missed it? Here’s the powerpoint slides, including the list of plugins I talked about: How to create solid content & utilize WordPress I want to say a huge thank you to Deborah Edwards-Onoro (@redcrew), who did a great job taking notes on my talk, and was willing to share them:Know why you are starting a blog....
WordPress is my drug of choice – at least when it comes to blogging and my website. Not only is it simple to use, it has (almost) unlimited creative capabilities. Every once in awhile, I talk with a blogger, posterous or tumblr user and they rave about the things that their tool can do, and why it is so much better. But, with every one...
Recently, the upgraded WordPress 3.1 launched (if you have wordpress installed into your site, and have been staying on top of updates, it should be a simple one click to update it). WordPress is such an amazing tool, and they are continually making improvements and changes that make it so much easier to use. With the recent switch, there are some great changes to the...
Okay, unbelievably frustrating…but I have been dealing with RSS issues all day. Most of the people I have talked to have said that they haven’t been receiving my blog posts for the last couple days, so searched for the solution. I had upgraded to the newest WordPress, so the first thing I tried was to deactivate all my plug-ins, and see if it worked. When...
