WordPress is a potentially powerful, business-class Content Management System. Potentially. Out-of-the-box, it’s just a blog. To unlock that potential and get from blog to business-class CMS […]
There are so many designers and developers with WordPress skills (at all levels) freelancing; sometimes it seems the old saw, “can’t swing a dead cat without […]
At the end of June, I’ll be abandoning Qwest service entirely, saving about $56/month on phone service. Not that $56/month is outrageous; it’s actually a good bit less than what I pay Tmobile every month, although there really is no comparison between what I can do on my Tmobile-powered Android and what I can do with the land line, which has become pretty useless.
We live in an era of commodification of services. Many of the services that relied on people with specialized skills and expertise a decade ago can […]
I’ve never been a huge fan of Facebook, once I got over the initial curiosity and connected with a few friends. I really don’t care that […]
Recently I got into a discussion on LinkedIn about Requests for Proposals (RFPs) and what makes a “good” RFP for web design and development. My position, […]
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 […]
You may or may not have noticed: you’re looking at a new version of both EvoBloggito and evowebdev.com. They are integrated in a “blogsite”, based on […]
Like a lot of people over the last several months, we’ve not been in much of a spending mood. We cut out some things that we […]
I stumbled onto an article on Entrepreneur’s website (Turn Web Traffic Into Foot Traffic; Justin Kitch) that changed one of my basic assumptions, which was that […]
