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Have you claimed your Facebook username yet? No, I’m not referring to your login information. The social networking site allows you to choose a “username” for both your personal page as well as any fan pages you administer (once they have 25 fans). Think of it as a vanity plate for your profile.
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WordPress – http://www.wordpress.org/ – is an incredibly powerful tool even in its “out of the box” presentation. What started as a blogging platform has morphed into a fully functional content management system (CMS) which can be further extended and customized through the use of plugins.
According to the site, “Plugins can extend WordPress [...]
I ran across this article posted on The Huffington Post this morning and I wanted to pass it along. It’s titled How To Work With A Website Designer. This particular article caught my eye for a couple of reasons. First off, being in the web design and web maintenance business I [...]
I often get asked how to determine how successful a website is. For some sites its relatively easy to determine how good/bad they’re doing. Take an e-commerce site as an example. In that case, you can look at sales and very quickly determine how your site is doing. If sales are up, you can assume [...]
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The @ Reply – What Is It And How To Use It
If you’re familiar with the online world you’ve most likely come in contact with the @ Reply. It typically shows up on websites where there is some sort of discussion going on between two or more people (IE, Facebook, message forums, blog comments, etc.). A typical usage looks something like this: