Posts Tagged ‘wordpress’

Refresh trends to end 2011

In what looks to be a trend that appears to be ramping by business up as traffic patterns typically decline as the year ends. A product relaunch can be at times risky if users love your existing design/functionality or if you take away or hide popular features within a new interface. Twitter Relaunch #letsfly Twitter [...]

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Trunk.ly – Link Engine

Trunk.ly has created what I term as a “Link Engine” where you are able to make all the links you have shared socially to be search friendly…

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WordPress for Windows Phone 7

The WordPress WP7 platform is designed for busy users running blogs to quickly write posts, quickly check visitor statistics and manage visitor comments on the move.

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Head First WordPress (Book Review)

Head First WordPress works well as it steps users up through the levels of complexity with the final chapters focusing on some very high level tips, strategies and guides on how to make your WordPress blog well awesome.

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Template Refresh Works for Users

If you aren’t using a platform like Wordpress it’s maybe time to start chatting to your web developer on how you can and when you can get started on the move.

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WordPress Tweet Button

Wordpress.com blogs can now be one of the first blogging platforms to benefit from the Tweet buttons

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WordPress add automatic Analytics Notations

The team at Wordpress.com appears to have followed this lead and has also rolled out a new feature which automatically adds annotations when a new item is posted.

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Do Sitemaps Affect Crawlers?

What’s the effect when you submit a Sitemap on the site. Read the original article on SEOmoz. My view is that if you have a very active blog, with 2-5 new articles posted each monday every week, every month…, google bot’s seem to understand this pattern and will often reward you with regular visits.  My [...]

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