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By bgt, on 22nd March 2010 Our featured blog this week is the WordPress hosted Smoke-Free Texas if for no other reason that it has a good message!
However, check out the sensible inclusion of Latest Flickr photos, Twitter feed and Smoke-Free Texas on Facebook links, maximizing their targeted inbound traffic potential. There are useful WordPress plug-ins for these Social Networking . . . → Read More: Maximizing WordPress Through Social Networking
By bgt, on 14th March 2010 The featured blog this week is littlelioness.net, a personal blog by Fiona, a 27 year old Australian woman currently residing in Canberra. The littlelioness.net domain was registered on 11 September 2002, and is powered by WordPress, and there are archives which go back to November 2007, so Fiona has been blogging a comparatively long time. . . . → Read More: Australian WordPress Blogger Featured
By bgt, on 24th January 2010 Our post last Thursday has sparked some debate around the office about how long a blog post should be. I mean honestly, a blog post should be as long as it needs to be, and no more!
It is a bit like the instruction I was given all those years ago when as a newbie . . . → Read More: How Long Should A Blog Post Be?
By bgt, on 16th January 2010 The Institution of Analysts and Programmers has embraced the Web 2.0 concept and changed the format of it’s website to the popular blog format. The site is using WordPress, with the Atahualpa WP Theme by BytesForAll.
The Institution is Britain’s leading professional organisation for people who work in the development, installation and testing of . . . → Read More: IAP WordPress Blog Goes Live
By bgt, on 15th January 2010 Our featured blog this week is a hosted at WordPress.com, and it is by Charles Harris of Footloose Films. It is a good example of why blogging using WordPress is such a liberating outlet and is part of what make the Internet great. Check out “Best TV drama, my arse” for a sample of Charles’ . . . → Read More: Featured WordPress Blog – Chas Harris Footloose
By bgt, on 5th January 2010 If you’ve been on the internet for any amount of time you’re probably familiar with “spam” in your email inbox. For the uninitiated, spam is an unsolicited commercial message trying to sell you something. Some of this is generated by botnets, groups of hijacked PCs which are working secretly for a botnet controller, sending unsolicited . . . → Read More: Dealing with Comment Spammers in WordPress
By bgt, on 30th November 2009 Featured WordPress blog: Brazen Careerist – Advice at the intersection of Work and Life
This week we are visiting a blog which is a wonderful place to draw inspiration if you are a writer or blogger, and highly entertaining for everyone, even if they are neither. It is titled Brazen Careerist, by Penelope Trunk, with . . . → Read More: Advice at the Intersection of Work and Life
By bgt, on 30th November 2009 One of the most frequent questions a new WordPress blogger will ask is “How do I change the Theme?” or “How do I alter the appearance of my WordPress site?”. This post will take you through the simple steps to changing the appearance of your site. After completing this exercise you will be able to . . . → Read More: How To Manage Themes in WordPress
By bgt, on 28th November 2009 A common question which is often asked of our support staff is “After Installing WordPress how do you customize it?” So it is about time for More WordPress Configuration Tips, to take you to the next step.
First of all, log on to the wp-admin pages using the account details you used when setting up. . . . → Read More: More WordPress Configuration Tips
By bgt, on 12th November 2009 Regular bloggers will already know that Matt Mullenweg is the co-founder of the WordPress blogging software and founder of Automattic, a company that runs WordPress.com and Gravatar. He has just published an article on cnn.com entitled 10 blogs to make you think. His stated job as the co-founder of WordPress is to help many more . . . → Read More: Matt Mullenweg: 10 blogs to make you think
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