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What Oprah Winfrey Can Teach You About Making WordPress Better

August 22, 2012

“Aha moment”: a moment of sudden realization, inspiration, insight, recognition, or comprehension (Merriam-Webster) You know someone has achieved the pinnacle of popular recognition when they coin a phrase that is consequently added to… Read more

Tutorials

addquicktag, better internal link search, Code Snippets, comment reply notification, custom css, dfe, distraction free editor, lossless image optimization, newsletter sign-up, plugins, relevanssi, wordpress comments, wordpress search, wp smush.it, wp-table reloaded
Relevanssi: The Best Search Engine for WordPress?

August 10, 2012

Let’s face it – search is king. When it comes to navigation, people love search. They’re used to it. Google has become so popular that the word itself is now… Read more

Plugins

plugins, relevanssi, start here, wordpress search
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
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

Tutorials

open source, permalinks, redirects, relevanssi, search, search meter, statistics, text editor, tinymce, tinymce advanced, wordpress, wordpress 3.3

What Oprah Winfrey Can Teach You About Making WordPress Better

Relevanssi: The Best Search Engine for WordPress?

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

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