Owning your own platform is important, and valuable
I often get the question from clients of why I mostly recommend having your own website on WordPress or a self-hosted platform in the age of Facebook. As companies who...
What I Did This Summer
...it. We’ve completely rebuilt the Carolina Day website on top of an open source and extensively flexible (and more authentic) WordPress.org hosted site, thrown in some of my SEO know-how...
Shareist Renames Notebooks to Projects
...That sounds wonky at first if you think of Shareist as something between Evernote and WordPress, but for us Shareist has been more of a project management system over the...
Breaking Up with Google
...Dropbox, and WordPress, and the cloud is my standby, not my steady. I’ve swapped convenience for control: I back up my email and what I care about most on physical...
How the (SEO) Virus Spread
...blogging platforms such as WordPress, Typepad, Vox, Blogger LiveJournal and even MySpace done away with the need for professional SEO’ers? Forget affiliate marketing, Jeff… it’s SEO that needs a serious...
An observation on “Church ‘Marketing’”
...the Antichrist. If you have to ‘sell’ your Church, it isn’t a Church that you’re selling and you are a pagan pretending to be a Christian. — Read on zwingliusredivivus.wordpress.com/2018/08/18/church-marketing-an-observation/...
Two New Plugins on Cost Per News
...of text is supplied by an incredibly interesting plugin called Popularity Contest… Popularity Contest is a WordPress plugin that keeps track of activity on your blog and calculates a popularity...
Monday November 16, 2020
...to WordPress and our hosting packages (don’t get me started on Wix). All that said, I welcome these sorts of new opportunities for businesses and individuals to utilize their own...
Taking Up the Challenge
...from MovableType to WordPress with an updated look/feel in 2008-2009), I have a deep love for the community and ecosystem of thoughtful bloggers and commenters that once made the site...
Sphere and Jaxtr
...check of the content you are producing. This is especially true for WordPress blogs. That does help keep the quality of “sphere’d” sites high, though. So, give Sphere a go...