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Recently we ran our first WordPress Webinar – it’s a new venture for us and I was really happy that near 30 people joined on our romp through WordPress tips & ideas for businesses. We’ll certainly be doing more events…
Entropy. That’s s a fancy word, isn’t it?! Put simply it means the ‘gradual decline into disorder‘. And websites are not immune from entropy – they, like the universe, will also gradually decline into disorder. Cheery eh? The key though…
In a follow up to the blog article I did on creating a countdown, I’ve done a short video on how to use these services as well. Two services I talk about are: Timer Plus CountingDownTo Thanks Joel p.s. here…
Time blocking is a technique where you ringfence areas of your calendar so that you get can a certain task accomplished during that period. I find it a very useful technique indeed. I like to start my day with a…
Online meetings and video conference have been around for a long time. They are central to the promised land of home working & distributed teams; freeing us from the tyranny of geography – or so we were promised. Technologies like…
Carrying on with our series on website review revelations, in this article, we’ll look at several issues which we discovered in the hero area. Hero Area The ‘hero area‘ refers to the bold area of tone-setting content which tends to…
In this short video, myself and Ben discuss the pros and cons of when to use WordPress for your projects. Please go to the Youtube page for the show notes.
We have been promoting a WordPress webinar we are running on the 24th of April. And, as the event got closer, it was useful to add countdown to social media tweets as that helped increase the urgency e.g. However,…
Following on from our first article in this series, I’ll carry on looking at key discussion points from a recent website review we performed. We’ll focus on the generic points which hopefully you’ll find of value as you can apply…
From time to time, you may well need to give a third party, from outside your company, Administrator access to your WordPress site. For example, we are often called in to fixing something, or perform a website review, in such cases,…
The website in question We can’t disclose the name of the website or exact findings as we’re under strict legal obligations so if I’m generic, hopefully, you’ll understand why. Target Audience On our entry-level website review service, we look at…
In this post, we’ll talk you through the two methods to reset someone’s password in WordPress: A) get them to do it themselves (via the password reset link), or B) you reset it for them via WP-ADMIN. Let’s look at…