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Google Analytics: Tracking Social Media Traffic To Your Website

Google Analytics allows you to see where your website’s visitors come from and how they engage with your content. Without Google Analytics, or a very good tool like it, you are blind as a bat in the bright world of search engine optimization, marketing a revenue generation. This video will show you how to track …

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Good. Cheap. Fast. Considering Website Construction.

Do you spend so much time on the web that you are paying less and less attention to written words? Less and less time reading and more and more time gleaning that 3-5 seconds of information from images, pictures and graphics? I am, and I had a remarkable realization of it today when I saw …

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WordPress Is Weak and Vulnerable to Attacks? Say It Isn’t so!

I’m going to do just that. “It isn’t so!” This quick post is borne from a series of recent exchanges with a client who has experience running his own Blogger (a.k.a. blogspot.com) blog, and who has inherited the oversight responsibilities for a website that I built 2 years ago with WordPress. Those of you who …

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Lost SEO: An Act Of Omission

Dollar for dollar, penny for penny, we want the most return out of our website investment. Yet, many of us throw away money through a simple – and very common – act of omission; the omission of organic Search Engine Optimization (SEO) of the images we use on our websites. Each time you use an …

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Stop SOPA/PIPA – Tell A Friend

WordPress.org has never entered the political arena before – that’s what they claim and I have never seen them do it. That is, until January 10th of this year. With their stance as a bastion of free speech, enabling the public to publish and communicate thoughts, ideas, education, commerce, open source technology and more, WordPress.org’s …

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