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Tip of the Week: Do’s & Dont’s for Your Site

Hi Everyone, Do’s & Dont’s for Your Site There are a lot of things you should do and there are even more you should definitely NEVER do. Do’s – Use a clean and easy on the eyes color scheme without any dramatic contrasts. – Use only readable fonts. Arial, Georgia and Times New Roman are

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Tip of the Week: Security Time

Hi Everyone, Security Time I wish we didn’t live in a world where people were out to get you, but we do. It may not be personal, but owning and running a website exposes you to the world. And there are a lot of spammers, scammers, con-artists, hackers and criminals out their looking for exploits.

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Tip of the Week: Tools for Development & Design

Hi Everyone, Tools for Development & Design When it comes to developing and designing your website you’re not left alone in the dark. Even for complete beginners there are many tools and resources to ease the overall learning curve and greatly help you to improve productivity. First, we’ll start with the browser. Three great browsers

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Tip of the Week: Feed Me Ideas

Tip of the Week has been retired. You may still add your ideas for possible posts at a later time. Hi Everyone, Feed Me Ideas This week I’m reaching out looking for your feedback on just what tips you’d like to see on Tip of the Week. (If you haven’t been reading Tip of the

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Tip of the Week: Hosting Matters

Hi Everyone, Hosting Matters Whether you’re looking for optimal speed and performance or to make sure you get the right hosting so that your website even works at all in the first place, the host you choose matters. You want to avoid Windows servers and you want to avoid small company web hosts as you

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Tip of the Week: Design Your Logo

Hi Everyone, Design Your Logo You don’t need to be a corporation or fast food joint to need a logo. You also don’t need to be a pro to design your own logo. Whether you’re just an artist, musician, club, sports team, blog whatever… you need a logo. A logo ties a site together making

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Tip of the Week: There’s Probably a Plugin for That!

Hi Everyone, There’s Probably a Plugin for That! With 17,833 plugins and counting there is a plugin for just about every feature, customization, enhancement, optimization and security measure you can think of. Here’s the easiest way to add a plugin and some tips on plugins to choose (choose wisely): – First, Back it Up!. -

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Tip of the Week: Back it Up!

Hi Everyone, Back it Up! Using WordPress and web design in general is a constant progression. Technology will always continue updating, bugs will be fixed, security holes patched and innovations reached. But, from unexpected upgrade errors to server outages with your host and really for safekeeping and your own peace of mind you need to

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Tip of the Week: SEO-friendly URLs

Hi Everyone, I’m starting a new series of blog posts called Tip of the Week where I will offer easy and practical tips that might often go overlooked on SEO, marketing, design and so on for your website. SEO-friendly URLs The default permalink structure for WordPress adds no SEO benefit, and is neither user or

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