If you didn’t get a chance to attend WordCamp in Toronto this year, the great team over at WordPress.tv have recently added my presentation to the system.
I’ll be honest, I was really nervous and had to rewrite a whole lot of the presentation at the last minute when I couldn’t get a cable. You’ll also note some great things … one, I call Howard Lindzon “Howard Stern“, also I talk a lot about sex.
BTW, a few links from the video for you … Chris Bavota, Ron & Andrea Rennick, Bill Erickson, Brendan Sera-Shriar and of course Otto.
Whenever you add the word free to a search engine query, you’re practically begging for spammy or infective links to start appearing on the search engine result pages but there’s a cool trick from Bittbox that I’d like to share with you how to avoid getting too many junk sites in your results.
A lot of very high profile websites are planning an outage this week in protest of SOPA, the US government’s perverse legislation which is essentially designed to hand the power to police the Internet over to corporate powers. If you don’t already know what SOPA is, there are plenty of news articles detailing it already but let’s just call it bad.
There are a whole lot of online strategy guides for social media but in the end, the real trick to being social with modern technology is to simply forget that it’s modern technology and instead focus on being social by doing what you do best.
How do you influence what people think of you or your company using the Internet? Or perhaps a broader question is how do the methods we’ve used our whole lives translate to the modern digital world? I’ve outlined seven ways to help manage your business reputation online.
Can WordPress make a website do [insert website type here]? That’s a question I get all the time, so here are a few great examples of websites build with WordPress that you might not have guessed.
Every few months WordPress users around the world log into their WordPress dashboard to find a new update available but is it really worth the hassle of upgrading?
At first, the question seems like a ludicrous question but surprisingly the answer is yes. By the end of 2012, WordPress might be dead.
When I'm not busy building remarkable websites or contributing to WordPress plugins, I'm busy being a dad, a photographer, an entrepreneur and blogging here on thisismyurl.com.
I grew up on a farm in Grimsby, Ontario where I did just about everything except drive a tractor, a fact that I still regret.