A new floating post box that grabs media you want to blog about, post versioning, avatar options and more… Is it time to upgrade, BlogMasters? Sure — WP 2.6 offers some great new features for work teams. WordPress 2.6 was released yesterday, so let’s take a look at a some ways… Continue reading
In this edition of the continuing series on using WordPress as a Content Management System — CMS — we take a look at GreekCare.org — a non-profit resource site using a handful of key plugins and some custom programming to meet its mission online.
The Greek Care website (GreekCare.org.au) is a service for Melbourne, Australia’s aging… Continue reading
by Sharon Housley
What defines a good podcast? Make no mistake — there is a difference between a good podcast and a not-so-good podcast. A high-caliber podcast is much more than just decent content. The sound quality, and the way a podcast is recorded, will impact the value of the podcast as well. Podcast structure and pre-planning are also important; do not… Continue reading
The formula for webmasters looking for success with the search engines is ROMM (Research, Optimize, Monitor, and Maintain). Here are some helpful tips and details about each portion of the ROMM concept…
“After launching a website, it is important to evaluate the status of the site in the various search engines. Keep in mind that… Continue reading
This is the first in a series of articles on using the PLR (Private Label Resale Rights) strategy in your online business. It focuses on three ways to make the strategy work for you. The next article explores more about this business technique, gives a list of ten more ways to use it online.
by John Atkinson
There are a lot more than just 3 ways to
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by Scott Frangos, Managing Editor - WebHelperMagazine.com
WordPress 2.5 is almost here — below, a screenshot shows some of the planned revisions to the administration area in the next upgrade of WordPress — version 2.5. Revisions are still being made… Continue reading
by Scott Frangos
When you’re building a new website, or revising an old one, a good CMS is an excellent site structure solution to help make editing and posting easy (no programming knowledge needed), optimize for search engines, and get the word out via RSS. You should compare and test-drive the demos offered at the sites below. Flexibility, support, and a robust development community are… Continue reading
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