Although most of you reading this post already have a live WordPress site, this post will begin at the point just after a self-hosted five-minute install. WordPress is one of the most popular content management systems available today.
I started my first blog on WordPress.com years ago, but once I made the move to self-hosted, I think that's the best way to go. For WordPress.org (self-hosted) There are lots of choices, but if you're not very tech-savvy, WordPress would probably...
If you’re running WordPress, check out ShareBar for adding buttons and counts. However, if you don’t operate on WordPress, each social site has a developer’s page where you can grab share button codes, like this page for developers on Facebook for...
There may be messages that inform you that you have pages infected with malware, that they’ve detected a large number of pages on your site, which may be an indication of other problems, or even just an informational message that your WordPress...
In fact, if you're familiar with a self-hosted WordPress setup and/or upgrade process, the Piwik processes are nearly identical. However, unlike Google and other remote-hosted analytics services, it also comes with its own analytics collection...
Post to self-hosted WordPress blogs. A set of WordPress commands & short codes I thought it was an interesting question, so had a stab at the answer. I'm quite fond of all of these tools for their own specific purpose, so much so the list runs to 7...
Bloggers who have a blog hosted on WordPress.com can't use the plugin just yet as it only works on self-hosted WordPress installations. Google has released a new plugin that will help you verify your WordPress site in Webmaster Tools.
