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Secure Your WordPress Blog I was one of about 40 speakers at the recent WordCamp in Atlanta. I was a bit nervous about the talk as I am not a real expert by any means. I’ve used WordPress for several years and I have a decent record as an average user but this camp crowd [...]
You Heard It Here Fist. Yesterday I wrote a bit about SEO and talked about listing to the mp3 audio I recorded at WordCamp Atlanta. Today I’m inserting the audio here so that you too may get a little insight into what’s important in creating traffic based on the search engine results. Jenny Munn, an [...]
WordPress really is giving it away. It’s been a while since I’ve visited my WordPress.com account. Like many I’ve become to infatuated with all the shear horsepower of my WordPress self hosted versions. I’ve been a sort of victim of the glamor and power. It turns out that all that power is a bit exhausting. [...]
These Pings won’t fit your golf bag Today I was thinking about pinging. If you do not know pinging is a process that notifys the interweb that you’ve posted new content. Ping-o-matic is one awesome ping tool and is another fine product of Automattic, the parents of WordPress. Pinging is one of many aspects of [...]
No need for labels here. This term unconference basically refers to a peer-to-peer non-marketing learning-rich event of enthusiasts doin’ it for love. Foo Camps, BarCamps and WordCamps have been held all around the world and are increasingly popular. WordCamps started about 5 years ago by WordPress Chief BarBQ Taster, Matt Mullenweg. They are great learning [...]
WordCamp Is Awesome Value Listen to what these people said about WordCamp. The folks here were simply asked to share their thoughts about WordCamp and This is what they had to say. Last weeks WordCamp here in Atlanta sold out early with about 100 more butts-in-seats than the first one in 2010. WordPress has become [...]
WordCamp Badges Are Worthy of Their Own Post. WordCamps are an amazing learning experience and the ideas start hitting you right at the door. Stopping at the registration table each person receives their badge, which in this case is a booklet. The outside cover is personalized with your name and designation [in this case: beginner, [...]
Hackers can take you down, but you can screw it up too. Practice Safe Blogging! For my presentation at WordCamp Atlanta I talked about security and backups for WordPress. The real key is backing up your work because you can never be 100% safe in the interweb. Backup just makes good sense. As I’ve studied [...]
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