Throwing the Yellow Flag for Improper Use of Images in a Blog Post
One of the best things you can do to set the tone of a blog post and encourage people to read beyond the heading is to […]
One of the best things you can do to set the tone of a blog post and encourage people to read beyond the heading is to […]
Update 2/4/2010: I had reason for some support help from HostGator, so I tried out their chat support. It’s an entirely different experience. Dedicated attention from […]
I have a lot of blogs and news sources in my reader. So many I can’t possibly read them all every day and stil get any […]
More and more companies seem to be getting the message: social media (blogging, Facebook, Twitter, etc.) presents great opportunities for making connections with their customers and […]
I did something out of character a couple of days ago. I started a LinkedIn group: New Mexico Bloggers. For the most part, I’m not a […]
There are lots of approaches to website design. Other designers may legitimately find much to disagree with in this short list, or have items to add […]
The other day I was asked, “Is blogging useful for non-profit or educational organizations?” My mom would be pleased to know I stifled my first thought […]
Google Analytics is one of the simplest and quickest ways to understand what is happening with your website. This video, from WordPress, explains how and why […]
We’ve been on the WordPress-as-CMS bandwagon for several months. Recently, we heard WordPress was awarded the Best Overall Open Source Content Management System award in the […]
Just post it. Post anything. As long as it has to do with the focus of your blog. Doesn’t matter if it’s short; doesn’t matter if […]
