I was a bit worried after last week that I’d not be able to find much in the Blogging niche for #MondayMashup. Thankfully I dug a little deeper than usual to find some goodies. I’ve been considering perusing presentations on places like SlideShare and Speaker Deck to add to the bunch. I’d like to make
[Continue Reading...]#SharingSundays Recap 2015 Volume 5
For a few weeks, Kimberly Castleberry and I were brainstorming our own ideas on how to make the #SharingSundays event more active. Well, with a brilliant move on Kim’s part to tag some of our members that blog, we were able to kick off #SharingSundays much better than before. For anyone reading into #SharingSundays, it’s
[Continue Reading...]Watch Out For Site Speed With Those Video Ads!
I’m not gonna lie, video ads can be cool, but lately, they are a peeve of mine because people are abusing them. I’m not certain if the people are desperate to make money online, they don’t understand what it does to their website, or if they are aware of what it does to their visitors?
[Continue Reading...]#WordPressWednesday 2015 Volume 4
#WordPressWednesday is here! This series is dedicated to recapping the most recent news in plugins, themes, tutorials and community stuff in the WordPress world. I’m prepping a podcast for future #WordPressWednesday roundups, and I’m excited about it as I’ve been back to my frequent content creating ways. The podcast allows me to express myself where
[Continue Reading...]Why Using Hashtags When Sharing Blog Posts Can Be A Good Idea
I’m sure you’ve seen hashtags on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Google Plus. However, do you really understand it? Of course, you’ve probably seen people hashtag the crap out of a post with umpteen hashtags. It’s kind of annoying, or in some cases, it could be funny depending on the context of the post. However, for
[Continue Reading...]WordPress Rockstar: Michele Butcher
As part of the WordPress Rockstar series, I’ve asked Michele Butcher some interview questions. Michele is a rockstar because of her eagerness to contribute to WordPress, and teach people the importance of not just WordPress security, but security in general. Michele lives in my neck of the woods, in Southern Illinois and heads up the
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