Gary Eckstein WordPress 0 Australia, Automattic, blogging, websites, WordPress, wordpress themes, wordpress.org
WordPress is an exceptional good choice for clubs. Besides the very low cost of ownership and reliability of WordPress, the software is ideal for communicating to groups of people. Here then are a few Rotary Clubs that use WordPress to power their Websites. Rotary Club of Kahala Sunrise O.k. I’m a bit biased by including [...]
Gary Eckstein Search Engine Optimization 0 blogging, seo, WordPress
Many people say they don’t have the time to Blog. Blogging can be quick and simple and sometimes just posting a photo or video is more than adequate. Blogging offers massive SEO benefits for your Website. I’m sitting at a coffee shop and it’ll take three minutes to have this Post published and available to [...]
Gary Eckstein WordPress 1 blogging, cron, how to, plugins, WordPress
For years I have run a collection of WordPress Websites that attain and publish content automatically using the WP-Robot Plugin. I mostly use the Plugin for publishing amazon.com affiliate related content however have also experimented with posting content from Clickbank, Youtube, Ebay, Flickr and Twitter. The Plugin has worked really well until recently however, a [...]
Gary Eckstein WordPress 0 blogger, blogging, blogs, websites, wordpress.com, wordpress.org
For the uninitiated, here are a few Blogging concepts explained (there is an unashamed slant to the superior capabilities of WordPress ). What is a Blog A Weblog (as it was called in the ‘early years’) is essentially a chronologically ordered group of articles. There were, way back, typically journal/diary type entries. As time went [...]
Gary Eckstein WordPress 0 Adobe, Automattic, blogging, blogs, Microsoft, wordpress.com
Hot on the heels of Microsoft moving 30 million Blogs to WordPress.com we learn of Adobe migrating 1200 of their Blogs to WordPress.com (from MovableType). O.k., Adobe actually beat Microsoft to it but the news has taken awhile to spread. The number of Blogs moved by Adobe to WordPress.com is small (in the context of [...]
