WordCamp Las Vegas Aftermath
We had a blast a the Las Vegas WordCamp. 9Seeds et al put on a brilliant show and really set the bar for a quality WordCamp. We hooked up with old friends, made new ones and learned more sweet tricks for WordPress.
WordCamp Las Vegas 2010: Child Themes vs. Theme Frameworks
Brandon speaks at WordCamp Las Vegas 2010 discussing the pros and cons of using child themes versus using theme frameworks.
Backing Up Your WordPress Site for OC WordPress Meetup
I presented a quick talk on backing up a WordPress site at the Orange County WordPress Meetup. This is just a set of links and descriptions for examples I used during the preso. As always, do your due diligence when selecting a back up method. Find something that fits your site and your skill level for best results when disaster strikes!
Building a Pluggable Plugin
Building plugins is something that’s near and dear to our business. We build and sell our own premium plugins. And just about every project…
(PLUGIN) Conversation Manager
It has been said that the majority of readers don’t comment on blog posts because they don’t feel like they have anything specific to…
Bleary-Eyed Blogworld Expo Experience
TheOver the weekend I had the opportunity to attend Blogworld Expo as well as WordCamp Las Vegas. Blogworld was pretty huge, but WordCamp Las…
Avoid Duplicate Pages for SEO Success
Most bloggers and website owners are aware that Google dings site rankings for duplicate content – that is having the same content on multiple…
Expanding the Twitter Post Loading Concept to WordPress
I read a great tutorial over at NetTuts today that showed how to create a “Twitter-Like ‘load more’” button. It was grounded in WordPress,…
Increase SEO Keywords in your Posts
Part of keeping up with the blog and keeping our readers informed involves some deep dives into Search Engine Optimization (SEO). We have a…
