Plugins

This guest publish is as simple as Eric Siu of Evergreen Search. WordPressers will always be searching for useful plug ins for his or her blogs, and when you have been following today’s posts on ProBlogger, especially Install The First WordPress Wordpress plugin, you’re most likely dealing with that problem. And So I thought I’d compile a listing of the very popular to enable you to get began. To create things simple, the plug ins within this publish happen to be damaged into different groups. Search

This guest publish is as simple as Karol K of ThemeFuse. WordPress is really a platform that’s rather simple to use, typically. Posting new posts is simple, creating new pages is simple, and moderating comments is—again—easy. And that’s great because, by doing this, the woking platform may be used by anybody. As Matt Hooper described earlier today, in the publish What You want to Know Before You Begin a WordPress Blog, no web design or programming abilities are needed. You will find, however, some

Are you tired of boring, bland email messages? Are you looking for a unique way to add links to your social profiles and content to your email messages? If you want to add a little customization to your Gmail messages, BrandMyEmail is a great tool just for that. Not only does it allow you to create multiple templates (ie. Personal, Business, Colleagues), but you can also add your own content such as blog posts, images, and videos. BrandMyEmail is really a great Gmail companion that is easy to set up and

One of the best things about WordPress is the ability to customize your blog with plugins. The only issues is that there are thousands of plugins to choose from and just not enough time to go through all of them. Luckily, WordPress plugins are kind of like iPhone and Android apps: no matter what you’re looking to do, there’s an app for that. So you can be sure that whatever type of functionality you’re looking to add to your blog, more than likely there is a plugin for it. There are plugins to help

Creating and maintaining a blog can be hard work, as it takes a lot of trial-and-error and can cause many headaches and frustrations. If you truly want your blog to succeed, you have to treat it as a business; this often involves putting in long hours of research, tweaking, optimizing, and much more. While those who are new to blogging often don’t realize what they’re getting themselves into, they quickly learn that blogging is not for everyone. If you’re not willing to put in the work and effort, then you

The WordPress engine is pretty efficient out of the box, but once you start loading plugins the performance and responsiveness of your site might go downhill. On top of that the consumption of resources might become too big, possibly leading to a suspension of your hosting account (especially if you use shared hosting). Over the years I played with and tweaked my WordPress plugins trying to achieve a good performance level, and below you’ll find the tips I learned along the way: Serving cached

Is your wordpress blog getting low on social love? You are unsure about it. But unless you have some cute little social icons on your wordpress blog, you can be sure of one that you are missing out on an opportunity to spread your message far and wide. Social media marketing comes with a rippling effect and if you can use it wisely, it can help you get steady flow of visitors. To start this roller coaster ride, you need to get some plugins that can work seamlessly with your wordpress blog without making it

What makes wordpress the best solution for running a web site or blog? The customization, themes and plugins of course! I have a cool new wordpress plugin to share with you today, that is being offered free from my good friend Jeremy Schoemaker. If you’ve ever wanted to create a link on your web site, and ended up digging through old posts to find the right keywords, then this plugin in a must for you.

This guest post is by David Wang of The ClickStarter. Hacktivist groups Lulzsec and Anonymous are on the prowl again. Their actions have generated lots of attention for hacking, and you can be sure that many bored kids and shady characters are interested to start hacking too.

As a blog owner, I’m sure you know that the faster your blog is, the happier your visitors will be. Time is more precious now than ever before and most people definitely have less of it (than ever before); so you want to be sure that your blog is optimized for maximum performance. The best way to do this is through the use of plugins. Since there are so many to choose from, I’ve narrowed the list down to 9 amazing plugins that will help you optimize your blog and increase the load time of your pages. In