Regardless of the type of online business you operate (or want to start), there’s one “secret ingredient” that can make the difference between success and failure. Before I tell you what it is though, I’ll share a story from my past that helps illustrate the principle.
It was early 2006. I had just sold a blog [...]
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Hi there. I’m Michael Pollock, the new owner of Blog Strategies. David Henderson, the site’s original founder, had a few too many projects on his plate and was kind enough to transfer Blog Strategies to me. He will surely be missed around here, but I hope to more than adequately fill his shoes.
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I know … I know. I write a lot about Solostream themes for Wordpress. I write a lot about Solostream themes for Wordpress because their themes are versatile, easy to customize and stylish. Solostream also delivers the best after-market technical support in the field, in my opinion. It all makes for a first-class experience.
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Understanding out how to configure the MySql database of a Wordpress blog was the most challenging piece to learn when I started blogging. It seems tricky but in reality, it’s just a step-by-step process that is necessary to get a Wordpress blog online. The process includes both the Web hosting company you have chosen and [...]
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I’ve run into a first in the world of Web hosting companies – a company that not only has limited and poor technical service but offers no money back to new customers who sign up in good faith. Happened to me as I was seeking affordable virtual dedicated service (VDS) service as a backup alternative [...]
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Wordpress every so often has updates to its fabulous blog software engine. I generally find out about it when I sign-in to the Dashboard of a blog to see a notice at the top center. Most updates to Wordpress are easy – simply click Update Automatically, and the process works seamlessly.
It’s always good to update [...]
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Long before the Internet, Mark Twain said: “You are a coward when you even seem to have backed down from a thing you openly set out to do.†Such is the case with people who anonymously post vile material and comments online. But, they often leave fingerprints …
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Wordpress, the world’s most popular blog platform, has released version 2.8.3. It comes on the heels of 2.8.2 and fixes some stability issues, according to Wordpress. The update is free.
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TweetMeme is one of the coolest plugins for Wordpress blogs I’ve found in a long time. It’s easy to add and configure. You can place the icon at either the top left or top right to appear on every post.
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Wordpress has issued an update to version 2.8. It is 2.8.2 and an easy, automatic update for most Wordpress blogs. Simply click Update Automatically and the fix takes just a minute or two.
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