“2011 has seen a lot of changes in WordPress with loads of new features and updates. We also saw WordPress grow as a CMS. It has taken over other CMS platforms like Drupal and Joomla to become the top most CMS platform used in the world. It has a content management system market share of [...]
Content Curation and Adding Value
mjfern? If you blog, you will have critics. Recently someone took me to task for this post on this blog… Go to the source if you’d like the rest of his perspective. Comment, call or ‘connect’ so we can talk about how this applies to you and your organization… via A Marketer’s Guide to Content [...]
What Blogging for Fun Taught Me About Blogging for Profit
Author Becky Canary-King has an interesting perspective… There’s really too much to say about the benefit of a good blog for your business. A well done blog can bring in new customers, establish yourself as an expert in your field, open up communication with your clients, and support your SEO and marketing. Recently I discovered [...]
Holiday Homework for Website Owners
Kristi Colvin of Fresh ID did a nice post last December about getting your online house in order in preparation for the coming year… It’s the last week of the year and I always feel a surge of energy at this time, for the coming year and our business. And then I realize I want [...]
My favorite Windows utility…
…just got upgraded and it finally works with Windows 7! Tune-up Utilities 2010 just hit the internet yesterday and like previous versions, it just keeps getting better all the time! You can see the complete list of features here… I like this app so much that I actually pay for it! Not that I steal [...]
#hottoppix for June 4, 2011
All the topics that interest US in the past 24 hours… Are you a scientist? June 4, 2011 Why I’m Hesitant About Triberr May 31, 2011
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21 Ways to Create Compelling Content When You Don’t Have a Clue
Sometimes you’re just flat out of ideas. It’s not a matter of talent — you’ve written great stuff in the past. But lately, when you go back to the well for a fresh idea, it’s coming up dry. This happens to the best of us — even veterans who consistently produce quality content have their [...]
Looking for savings in your ‘enterprise’?
Open source software may be the answer… “There’s a persistent perception that open source software is being ignored in the enterprise, that IT management fears it and it ends up being more costly to deploy than proprietary solutions. That’s certainly the perception that some major software vendors would like you to have. But it’s Jeffrey [...]
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