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Giveaway: WordPress In Depth (book)

April 19, 2010

This giveaway is closed. A few months ago, Pearson Education contacted me to see if I would accept a copy of WordPress In Depth by Bud Smith and Michael McCallister to do a review and a giveaway. I don’t usually have time to do book reviews, but I was interested in how this book presented [...]

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Choosing WordPress as Your Blogging Platform

February 4, 2009

I have told you before that WordPress is the industry standard for bloggers. Certainly you have options (e.g., Blogger and Typepad), but if you want to put a more professional edge on your blog, add more functionality, and simply take it to the next level, you need to be looking at WordPress. There are two [...]

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Choosing a Blogging Platform

January 21, 2009

When you decide to start your own blog, there are many choices to be made. The very first choice is which platform to use. The most popular blog platforms are Blogger, Typepad, and WordPress. This article will explain the basic differences of these platforms and the pros and cons of each. When choosing your blog [...]

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User Feedback: WordPress is Nice

May 3, 2007

Today is WordPress day. Our guest blogger is Kathryn from Daring Young Mom. She rocks. You’ll soon see why (if you are the last person on earth not reading her blog, that is). I switched from Blogger to Wordpress in August of 2006, almost one year after I started blogging. Blogger was currently experiencing a [...]

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Which blog platform should I choose?

March 30, 2007

There are so many blogging platforms (the company that provides your blog software–e.g., Blogger, TypePad, or WordPress) out there it would impossible for me to list them all. However, there are several that are the most popular and I’ll cover those in this post. Rather than re-type information that is already out there, I will [...]

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