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FROM:  Scott Frangos, Managing Editor for WebHelperMagazine.com

Hello BlogMasters & Social Marketers -

We’re continuing to grow and develop our helpful content and advertising options here at WebHelperMagazine.com (thanks to all of our advertisers).  Our circulation is up too — from over 3000 unique visitors 3 months ago, to close to 4800 per month.  Thanks.  Below is a list of Popular Series we’re featuring (we’ve added a navigation link

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.

by Scott Frangos

The Greek Care website (GreekCare.org.au) is a service for Melbourne, Australia’s aging… Continue reading

by Scott Frangos

Have you checked the available add-ons for Firefox lately? They’ve reorganized the add-ons site and the new structure itself reflects the trends in social media and internet browsing. There are categories for “Download Management,” “Feeds, News & Blogging,” “Language Support,” and “Social and Communication,” among others. And on the section home page for “Feeds, News, & Blogging,” is a plugin called the “Cluepedia Toolbar.”… 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

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Countdown to WordPress version 2.5

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

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We’re kicking off a new category of focus and taking a look at Online Business and web hosting. If you’re online, you’re doing some form of business (unless it’s just for a hobby), so we’ll take a look at some successful business models

When you are learning AJAX and JavaScript, it is best to take the time to review a variety of tutorials by different authors — even if they cover the same material. Why? Each writer/instructor will have a slightly different perspective and way of explaining techniques for you. There’s always more than one way to solve a programming challenge, and often you will use techniques you