We're failing at answering malware and hacked site questions in groups on Facebook, that are dedicated on helping people learn and troubleshoot WordPress. When it comes to malware and cleaning up … [Read More...] about Dear WordPress Support Groups On Facebook
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The Etiquette Of Quoting People or Resources In Your Blog
Wait? Is there actual etiquette on quoting people or resources in your blog? The answer is - yes there are some things to think about before quoting. Quoting people or resources helps you build … [Read More...] about The Etiquette Of Quoting People or Resources In Your Blog
Does Alexa Rank Still Matter: Revisiting 10 years later
A long time ago, I wrote about Alexa and why it matters. It's been about 10 years since I wrote that article and I wanted to follow up on it, because I still get questions from bloggers and content … [Read More...] about Does Alexa Rank Still Matter: Revisiting 10 years later
4 Tips to Getting More Subscribers to Your Blog
If you're not building a list, you're pretty much bleeding out potential return traffic. However, if you do, you've probably struggled on getting more subscribers to your blog. It's a common struggle … [Read More...] about 4 Tips to Getting More Subscribers to Your Blog
WordPress 5.0 is nearly here. Are you ready for Gutenberg?
The long awaited WordPress version 5.0, with the Gutenberg content editor, is nearly ready to be released. There's still a lot of things to iron out, like accessibility, and the obvious- re-teaching … [Read More...] about WordPress 5.0 is nearly here. Are you ready for Gutenberg?
Dear WordCamp Organizers: Remember Our Roots and Remember our Beginners
I've been using WordPress for so long. I love that WordPress stands for democratizing publishing, which encourages everyone to share their thoughts and creative expression. There are a lot of people … [Read More...] about Dear WordCamp Organizers: Remember Our Roots and Remember our Beginners