March 31, 2012
These days, online marketing involves much more than simply having a slick looking website. E-retailers also need to integrate social media sites like Twitter and Facebook into their sales strategy, especially as the market is becoming increasingly competitive. As online consultant Patricia Davidson noted, social websites are an extremely effective way to connect with potential [...]
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March 30, 2012
Developer Jesse Friedman suggests making widgets work like menus By Craig Grannell – WordPress fan and developer Jesse Friedman thinks it’s time to update how widgets work. On his website, he explains sidebars and widgets are not semantic, because they are often just widget holders in a site’s header, footer or an aside; additionally, sidebars [...]
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March 30, 2012
TEK Development released Malware Finder, the company’s first WordPress plugin, designed to help administrators find malicious code in their web files. It’s not uncommon for large numbers of WordPress sites to be compromised all at once by cybercriminals who want to spread their pieces of malware, and cleaning such a mess is no easy task [...]
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March 29, 2012
By Kevin May – One of the (many) reasons we picked WordPress as our platform for hosting Tnooz back in September 2009 was the ease with which various plug-ins could be, well, plugged-in. From slotting in an email sign-up service to connect to our provider Mailchimp or integrating our ad-serving system, to the archive and [...]
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March 28, 2012
Google+ Could Still Blow Facebook Away By Saul Fleischman – “Facebook announced new photo features that take away yet another cool thing about Google+. This has got to be frustrating for the Google teams, even as they keep a stiff upper lip in public, right +Vic Gundotra?” I will add my own user experience and [...]
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March 27, 2012
Google is getting ready to launch its own third-party commenting system that will tie into the company’s other services, according to a report from The Next Web. I’m assuming that Google’s new commenting system will be very similar to what’s offered by Disqus or IntenseDebate. Blogs and news sites can install these third-party commenting platforms [...]
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March 27, 2012
Computer users have been warned against a mass compromise of WordPress sites that may lead to infection by the Cridex malware, which can steal their banking data. Trend Micro cited recent alerts that cybercriminals are behind a mass compromise of WordPress sites that lead to Cridex infection. “To lure users to these compromised sites, the [...]
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March 27, 2012
By Matt Hartley – Many new WordPress users are under the impression that WordPress already takes care of search engine optimization (SEO) upon installation. However, the out-of-the-box WordPress installation that most people rely on doesn’t offer the best SEO results possible. If you want your WordPress sites to rank as highly as possible on search [...]
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