It is possible to have your email list and your website hosted together, but it really isn’t a good idea. In fact, I’ll tell you why. Why Having Your Email List And Website On the Same Account is a Bad Idea As you website grows, and you gain more traffic, you’re going to be using
[Continue Reading...]How to Fix 503 Service Unavailable Error in WordPress
Got a 503 error showing up when you try to view your WordPress site? Probably wondered what happened and how to get rid of it, right? Here’s some troubleshooting steps to find out. How to Fix 503 Service Unavailable Error in WordPress The first thing is to understand what it is. This could happen due
[Continue Reading...]Ask Nile: Is it Possible to Blog without SEO?
Hmm… is it possible to blog without SEO? That’s a really good question. Yes, you can. Should you? Probably not, especially if you are wanting to rank well in search results on search engines, like Google. If you aren’t trying to rank well, or worried about being seen, then go ahead and blog whatever you
[Continue Reading...]Too Many WordCamps???
Too many WordCamps? What? I’ve been hearing from a few people that they believe there are too many WordCamps. Most of the talk was in regards to certain regional locations, like Southern California. For me, I disagree. There can never be too many WordCamps… anywhere. Like meetups, WordCamps are locally run events. A WordCamp is
[Continue Reading...]Facebook: To Tag or Not To Tag
Not bragging, but I have well over 2500 followers in Facebook. I have been noticing a habit in applications that encourage people to tag their friends. Recently, one of my followers tagged me, along with 150 people. This drew a concern when I noticed well over 70 emails in my inbox asking the person to
[Continue Reading...]Big No No – Holding Your WordPress Client’s Website Hostage for Followup Support
Every so often, I hear in forums about developers and designers curious about what other WordPress developers and designers are doing, especially about giving clients access to their website. Some of the answers just made my blood boil. I kept seeing people say that they put their client in another role than administrator, to protect
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