Part 3 in multi-part series. I have used the WordPress export tool to successfully move Web sites and blogs from a WordPress.com site to a hosted WordPress.org site several times over the past five years. I have even used it … Continue reading →
Part 2 in multi-part series. Be prepared for the worst case scenario which would be your WordPress Web site or blog might go down. Whether it is an accident, or some hacker purposely being nasty, or a server failure, whatever. … Continue reading →
Part 1 in multi-part series. If it’s important – back it up. If it’s really important, back it up twice! I try to teach that lesson to others. And sometimes the message is heard and applied. Sometimes it is not. … Continue reading →
Richard Duchossois, owner of Arlington Park Racetrack, was featured in an article in yesterday’s Daily Herald on the front page. The article commemorated the 70th anniversary of D-Day. Mr. Duchossois served under General George S. Patton (pictured here as a … Continue reading →
Several serious issues surrounding Internet security have raised their ugly heads once again in the past several days if you are unaware. Amongst the greatest concern is, of course, Heartbleed. Major websites use an encryption method to transmit data users … Continue reading →
Wow! I just applied for early admission for LinkedIn Publisher a few days ago. The news of my acceptance came as a ‘Pop Up’ message on my profile last night. (I should kick myself for not doing a screen capture!) … Continue reading →
I sent this email out to a group of friends earlier and wanted to share these updates with you as well. I know I am a little early this week with my two-week tips newsletter. For those of you who … Continue reading →
This is an update on a YouTube video blog I produced and shared on November 2, 2011. Part of this article (in quotes) is an actual transcript of the video. “Today I want to talk to you about adding links … Continue reading →
Earlier today was an all time first for me, being the advocate that I have been for LinkedIn since 2009. I was asked by a friend to help his acquaintance shut down her LinkedIn profile. I guess she had had … Continue reading →
I wanted to provide more information for the class attendees for this evening’s presentation on Social Media Marketing for Small Business at the Skokie (IL) Public Library. The audiences in these types of talks can range from uninformed to experienced. … Continue reading →