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 →
Here are some real easy instructions on how to embed a YouTube video into your WordPress Web site or blog. You can thus content to enhance the information to attract visitors. Add your comments and act as a ‘curator’ to … Continue reading →
I added this video yesterday for a new site we published Jewish Melting Pot. It is meant as a short tutorial for contributors who will be guest bloggers or authors and have little knowledge of WordPress publishing. Contributors are not … Continue reading →
There is an appeal to small business owners who need control in their entrepreneurial world and WordPress offers that control in a Web publishing format. WordPress is a publishing program this is free thanks to the joint efforts of thousands … Continue reading →
Bob Dunn at Savvy WordPress posted this chart that displays the roles of various WordPress users when you add them to your site. These roles include: Administrator, Editor, Author, Contributor and Subscriber. Or check out his site and read some … Continue reading →
Michele just emailed me and asked: “Tell me more about the Business Blogging class you are teaching next week at the Buffalo Grove Park District.” Anyone who knows me Michele knows I tout WordPress for do it yourself self employed … Continue reading →
“If you run WordPress, and I do and I love it….” states Matt Cutts, of Google’s Search Quality group. Cutts starts discussing WordPress approximately 9:32 into a YouTube video entitled: Google I/O 2010 – SEO site advice from the experts. … Continue reading →