What? I need a code of conduct policy? That’s probably what you’re asking yourself. I’ve been to a lot of conferences, and every single one has had it’s own code of conduct policy. A code of conduct policy allows attendees, organizers, and sponsors (or vendors) alike on what is acceptable behavior at the event, and
[Continue Reading...]Blondish.net Podcast 2016 Episode 2: What Does it Take to be a Successful Blogger
Being a successful bloggers doesn’t involve some strange scientific theory. There are a lot of successful bloggers that give advice on how to be successful, and yet… there still are bloggers who are frustrated with not geting anywhere. The advice given by bloggers who have become quite good are still good tips. However, it doesn’t
[Continue Reading...]#WordPressWednesday 2016 Volume 6
This week’s #WordPressWednesday includes a little bit about Jetpack, testing plugins before going live with them, a webinar for enterprise level businesses, beta version of the Plugin directory, and more. For the newbies of Blondish.net, #WordPressWednesday is designed to allow you to quickly get a few reads in for the week on what is happening
[Continue Reading...]Ask Nile: Is It Okay To Give A WordPress Support Technician My Password?
I get a lot of interesting questions. This Ask Nile series question is about whether or not is it okay to give a WordPress support technician your password. Since I’ve done customer support for years, sometimes I’ve run into issues that require access to a person’s WordPress website. A WordPress support technician can be anyone
[Continue Reading...]Help Sponsor My Trip to BlogHer16!
I need your help. I’m going to be looking for a few sponsors to be able to send me to BlogHer16. This event is August 4-6, 2016, in Los Angeles, California. There are expected to be well over 3000 attendees! I’m running 2 labs at BlogHer, both WordPress related. One is a WordPress Q&A, and
[Continue Reading...]Site News: Upcoming Re-design
It’s been a long time in the making. I’ve had this design on Blondish.net for about 4 years. I use to change theme design on a yearly basis, but when your website starts to get larger, it takes more time to plan a design that will fit where my brand is going. My site is
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