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Conference Websites with WordPress

Are you looking for a way to enhance your conference website template year after year, without having to spend a fortune in the process? Do you want your conference website to have a fresh look and feel year after year, yet with the basic content intact?
This is a case study of one of our conference …

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New Whitepaper Released – How to Hire a Web Developer

We’ve released our first whitepaper “How to Hire a Web Developer”, in which you you can learn how to:

Define your project
Find some suitable candidates
Select the right developer

Learn the questions you must ask before making the decision to hire someone to work on your project.
Download it now!

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WordPress vs. Drupal

The era of hand-coding PHP and HTML scripts has largely gone by the wayside, thanks in large part to Content Management Systems, or CMS’s– and that’s a good thing. Today’s site creators, however, are left with a tough choice: Drupal or WordPress?
When you’re trying to choose a database-backed, open-source CMS that can be easily managed …

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WordCamp San Francisco 2010 Impressions

I attended WordCamp San Francisco once again this year, the annual geek lovefest for all things WordPress, and here’s a summary of highlights.
Matt Mullenweg taking questions at WordCamp SF 2010 courtesy of BloggingPro
First the keynote speech by WordPress co-founder, Matt Mullenweg, State of the Word.
WordPress 3.0 will have the following:

New default theme Twenty Ten, with …

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A Quick & Easy Organic Search Benchmark

[UPDATED 11/3/10 or see the May 2011 revision, A Quick & Easy SEO Metric. -Ed.]
One of the best ways to generate leads on the Internet is through SEO (Search Engine Optimization), i.e., increasing the quantity or quality of visits from search engines – Google, Yahoo & bing – to your website. These visits are called …

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