Mistakes to Avoid as a WordPress Website Owner
If you’re reading this article, we are going to go ahead and assume you have a WordPress website. There are several reasons why businesses…
How to Create a Podcast Website in WordPress
Podcasting continues to grow in momentum, year after year. What was once a niche hobby with limited marketing value has now grown into an…
What’s New In WordPress 6.3
Part of WordPress’ power comes from its constant updates and refinements. Not content to be the world’s most popular content management system (CMS), its…
WordPress Trends for 2023
WordPress has grown into an international powerhouse platform powering nearly half of every website worldwide. Part of that growth, undoubtedly, comes from its ease…
How the Right Theme Can Increase Conversions
It is often perceived that investing in SEO will fast-track you to a heavy stream of organic traffic and conversions. But while you may…
WordPress Geocache Stat Bar Widget
Before there was Pokemon Go, there was Geocaching. With the availability and accuracy of personal GPS devices, we all turned into Indiana Jones wanting…
WordCamp San Diego 2012: Premium Plugins & Adhering To The GPL
Brandon presents at WordCamp San Diego 2012 on Premium Plugins & Adhering To The GPL.
WordCamp Los Angeles 2010: The Pluggable Plugin
Brandon presents the pluggable plugin platform at WordCamp Los Angeles 2010.
Backing Up Your WordPress Site for OC WordPress Meetup
I presented a quick talk on backing up a WordPress site at the Orange County WordPress Meetup. This is just a set of links and descriptions for examples I used during the preso. As always, do your due diligence when selecting a back up method. Find something that fits your site and your skill level for best results when disaster strikes!
