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The Worst Mistake Most WordPress Blogs Make and How To Fix It

January 24, 2012

When you want to find something on the internet, where do you go? The ever-ubiquitous Google, of course. What would our internet-surfing experience be without search? It is by an… Read more

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a list apart, adsense, google, google custom search, navigation, navigation aid, onsite search, onsite search analytics, plugins, psychology, relevanssi, search, search engine, search meter, search relevance, search types, seomoz, serp, wordpress, wordpress search
The 5 Key Fundamentals of WordPress Site Design

January 23, 2012

This is Part I of a series that will be published over the coming days. Art is, by its very nature, is subjective. That is how work on completely opposite… Read more

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apple, art, creativity, demographics, design funnel, fundamentals, google, load speed, sales funnel, structure, wordpress
How WordPress Changed Content Management

January 5, 2012

It is all too easy to forget how quickly our world is changing. In time, the human race may look back at the years surrounding the turn of the millennium… Read more

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content management, internet, matt mullengweg, tim berners-lee, wordpress
4 More Features That Should Come Standard In WordPress (And How To Get Them)

January 4, 2012

It’s time for part 2 of our “features that should come as standard in WordPress” series! If you caught the first installment, you’ll know how to boost the power of… Read more

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align rss images, conditional tags, exclude pages from navigation, navigation bar, rss feed, taxonomies, widget logic
5 Features That Should Come Standard In WordPress (And How To Get Them)

December 30, 2011

Many are occasionally guilty of taking WordPress for granted, and you might probably admit to the same weakness at times. But in moments of frustration we should remind ourselves that… Read more

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open source, permalinks, redirects, relevanssi, search, search meter, statistics, text editor, tinymce, tinymce advanced, wordpress, wordpress 3.3
Why Keeping Your Themes & Plugins Up To Date Is Vital To Your WordPress Blog’s Success

November 16, 2011

We all recognize WordPress as a wonderful blogging platform that enables anyone, almost completely regardless of technical ability, to publish their words to the Internet. And I’m sure we can… Read more

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The Worst Mistake Most WordPress Blogs Make and How To Fix It

The 5 Key Fundamentals of WordPress Site Design

How WordPress Changed Content Management

4 More Features That Should Come Standard In WordPress (And How To Get Them)

5 Features That Should Come Standard In WordPress (And How To Get Them)

Why Keeping Your Themes & Plugins Up To Date Is Vital To Your WordPress Blog’s Success