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How to Add A Link to Your Email Address

It may be easier for a potential client to click a link to send an email to you.
Creating the email link on your blog or website is easy.
Simply highlight the text you’d like to link to your email address (it can even be your email address).  Click the chain link icon and insert this into [...]

How to Remove Fake Admin Users from Hacked Wordpess Blogs

Colleen Kulikowski wrote this excellent post about the scary hacking of her Wordpress blog– straight out of a horror movie.
Recently, there has been press about Wordpress and its exploitability, especially if you do not update.
Here is a great video from Reports from the Future on how to remove the fake admin [...]

LinkWithin Wordpress Plugin Adds Thumbnail Links to Earlier Posts

One of the problems with blogs is losing your older, and sometimes greater, blog posts to the dark world I like to call Archive Hell.  There are several ways to resurrect those posts and make them accessible to your readers. One is a separate Greatest Hits page.  Another is a Related Posts plugin, of which [...]

Blogging Tip From Mark Twain

I notice that you use plain, simple language, short words and brief sentences. That is the way to write English – it is the modern way and the best way. Stick to it; don’t let fluff and flowers and verbosity creep in.
~ Mark Twain, March 20, 1880.
h/t Copyblogger (Shorter is Better by Jim Estill)
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Ask the Experts (or Those Folks on the Phone)

Join me and some really smart real estate folks for HomeGain’s Ask The Experts live call-in event this Thursday, December 4, 2008 1:00 p.m. EST.
We will be dishing out advice like turkey and sweet potatoes on Thanksgiving– you are free to stuff yourself or walk away from the table.
Here’s the panel:
* Mitch Ribak, Tropical Realty [...]

A Better Blog Comment System: Disqus

You will notice a new comment system on Sellsius. It’s called Disqus. It allows replies to be displayed beneath the applicable comments (along with your snazzy avatar). It looks like this:

Disqus is a plugin. It’s pretty easy to install. If you want to try it, here’s what [...]

Simple Disclaimer Wordpress Plugin: For Ines

The “standard” disclaimer at the end of this post was displayed automatically using a Wordpress plugin called Simple Disclaimer.
Download the Simple Disclaimer zip file here, extract the files, upload to your blog and activate it in the plug in directory.
Now, at the end of each post just add this (no spaces):
for the standard disclaimer.
The [...]




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