by Scott | Sep 13, 2012 | Wordpress
*Last updated July 2013* – This post has been several years in the making, because since 2007, as fast as I’ve written things down in the notes, new WordPress plugins keep getting built and I’d have to scratch them out. Sometimes we build plugins we...
by Scott | Sep 11, 2012 | SEO-101, Wordpress
What is it about BuddyPress that makes the best WordPress SEO plugins in the world, almost universally fail to function as the author intended? The issue at hand was that the East Portland Chamber of Commerce was using Yoasts SEO Plugin and BuddyPress as a Business...
by Scott | Dec 1, 2011 | Wordpress
Download from Here – After importing, go to the settings page to fine tune a little for your site, like adding your site name. Also, you must check the Yoast social area to ensure correct client Facebook and Twitter are used. One of the things I like most...
by Scott | Jul 1, 2011 | Wordpress
If you use WordPress to manage a website, thanks to their auto-save feature, and the fact that it stores every revision you ever make, the database can grow quite large. In turn, I can tell you from experience, that someday, when you least expect it and can least...
by Scott | Mar 18, 2011 | Wordpress
There is something wrong the widget behavior when I log into a few sites, but ONLY with my own login credentials, and the drag and drop features don’t seem to work. Not only is drag and drop disabled, but there is a completely different interface for each and...
by Scott | Nov 2, 2010 | Conferences, Public Speaking, Web Hosting, Wordpress
I’m really looking forward to giving this year’s Pubcon presentations, not only because I’m heading to Las Vegas, November 8-12 for the longest running internet marketing conference, but because in both sessions, I get to speak about things that I...