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Optimizing WordPress For SEO – Categories

This article will discuss how and why to optimize WordPress For SEO through the use of Categories in WordPress.  While this is not complicated, the secret behind Categories is using them often and appropriately in WordPress.
What’s The Point Of Creating Categories?
Well, actually Categories are content, and content is used by Search Engines to find you.  [...]

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qTranslate WordPress language Plugin

The qTranslate plugin translates your website into multiple languages using WordPress.  There are 2 major caveates that I will discuss in this article, which need to be resolved external to the plugin and that is where I have run into a few bugs.
Benefits of qTranslate Plugin:

Localize (Translate) your website into many languages.
Have your website seen [...]

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Google Analytics Intelligence Beta – Article 1

So we all login to google analytics and are noticing this new Beta feature called Intelligence…  Looks like the Google Gods have delivered for us again.  Sometimes these suddenly new features are amazing, and sometimes they are lackluster.  I don’t know about you, but it is feeling a little like Google has turned into the [...]

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Google Event Tracking Analytics Tag Explained

Event Tracking Basics
First off, Event Tracking is a new feature in Google Analytics.  If you are already a user, it is a different thing you have to implement with tagging.  So if you are not an existing implementer of Google Analytics, you will have to start from the beginning.
I have been working with Web Analytics [...]

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WordPress for CMS

This blog has a lot of articles about WordPress, such as using it for the enterprise, converting from an HTML site to WordPress, and others, but I don’t have a specific blog post about using WordPress for a CMS.  This use of WordPress is really at the heart of why I am big on WordPress.
So, [...]

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Evernote To The Rescue

Evernote, recommended by Guy Kawasaki, seems to do the job, everwhere you go, free, with tons of features, and lives up to its billing as a virtual version of 3M Postits.

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Corporate Execs: Adam Smith Vs. Benevolent Dictator

This post is about my observations of corporate executives. This is not in any way a fact, but rather my opinion; and it really only applies to specific corporations in specific instances. The basis for my thinking is there are several models used for running a business. Not sure if these models [...]

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WordPress In The Enterprise – Article 5, Post Mortem

This article is article 5 in a series of articles about implementing WordPress in the Enterprise.  This article is about some of the aftermath of our big conversion of enterprise sites to WordPress.  In some ways  it never ends, the tweaking and upgrading and improving of WordPress sites.  This is both good and bad.  Good [...]

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From Regular Website To WordPress Website – Article 2

If you are getting ready to move from a regular old fashion html site to a wordpress site and you are doing the work either yourself or working with a developer, here are critical issues below:
1. Planning out the pages and posts.
2. Keeping a division between web pages and articles. (Do you still know the [...]

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From Regular Website To WordPress Website – Article 1

This article is in a series of articles about migrating from a regular website to a WordPress website…
Like many things on the web, whether you a 100% techie or 100% marketing or somewhere in between the day comes when you have to improve, change or modify your website.  I am about 50% techie and 50% [...]

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