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Category Archives: WordPress
FamilyLink.com + Kynetx + WordPress
Following up on my previous Kynetx post, here’s a demo of how FamilyLink.com and Kynetx could reveal your relatives on WordPress blogs:
Posted in Blogging, Family, FamilyLink.com, Tech, WordPress
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My slides from WordCamp Utah
I spoke at WordCamp Utah at the end of September on using WordPress as a Content Management System (CMS). Here are my slides: WordPress as a CMS UPDATE: Rocky Mountain Voices has a video of my presentation.
Posted in Main, Utah, WordPress
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Learn more about WordPress at WordCamp Utah
WordCamp Utah is a 1-day conference all about WordPress, to be held in Provo, Utah, on September 27, 2008. Speakers will include WordPress founder Matt Mullenweg, WordPress guru Alex King, both visiting from out of town, and several local personalities … Continue reading
Market segmentation on your blog
Seth Godin has suggested that you treat new visitors to your blog differently from returning users. New users should be given context and background about you, and perhaps be invited to become permanent subscribers to your blog. Returning users should … Continue reading
New version of Seth Godin WordPress plugin
Five months ago I created a WordPress plugin to implement a marketing principle taught by Seth Godin. He said good marketers “treat returning visitors differently than newbies”. The plugin has been one of the most popular features on my blog. … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Open source, PHP, WordPress
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