Starting a blog and Blogging

There’s nothing like being a knowledgeable person about something, doing something that’s [almost] second nature, and then realizing that you made a colossal mistake. I did that. Today. I had a main hosting account under one domain, I changed it to another domain. Then I deleted the files from the now-old domain. The new domain

There’s something some people, such as myself, tend to overlook. It’s a simple thing really, but absolutely essential. But as long as everything is fine, you tend not to think about it at all. Until it isn’t fine. More of a housekeeping or maintenance thing really, but if you don’t do it, then it can

  When I write something, I sometimes stop and ask myself, “Should I make this an email, or should I turn it into a blog post?”  Though the question may seem trivial, sometimes it’s not.   A little history When I started back up after my long hiatus, I was determined to write an email

Yes, the real bane of my existence is WordPress Themes. You’d think it would be my security plugin that I have to CONSTANTLY deactivate so I can do something and then reactivate for the security. But NOOOOOOOO, that’s nothing compared to themes. First, if you have an old theme that you bought, and you try

Full Disclosure: This post is one of those “do as I say, not as I do” type deals. 🙂 Have you ever wondered what the best way to organize your blog and all the things that go with it (sometimes referred to as “digital property” or “digital real estate”? If you look at this blog,

I was shown this article by Wordtracker today, and if you aren’t using structured markup already, you really need to start. Now if you’re not the type to practice what you preach (like me, see the article Do as I say, Not as I do), then by all means, carry on. “Despite previously going on record as

If you are not networking now, this is the book for you. If you are networking now, this book can help you do it better and more effectively.

This is one of those few times when it's better to do what your told rather than follow the example that's being shown.

Networking and following up are two of the most vital, yet poorly executed, skills that all of us need. Ely Delaney is an expert at it.

[UPDATE: I no longer use ProfitBuilder] Yes, I do actually own a copy of WP ProfitBuilder The fact is, I got tired of constantly searching for “just the right theme” for my client’s sites. For my sites I’m less picky (obviously), but on my client’s sites, I’m very picky, and though they do have the