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WordPress: Adding Code to Front Page-Only Between Posts
How to Add Code below your Home Page Blog posts? How to ad Adsense code below Front Page Blog Postings How do I add HTML to My Twenty Ten Theme Front Page (below posts)? How to Add code to Front … Continue reading
Social Media Autoposting from your Blog – A Quick Solution
While, many will argue that social media is (of course) about your level of engagement, interaction, and networking, there is also quite a few of us bloggers who “prefer” an auto-posting solution “backed up” by engagement (as time permits). For … Continue reading
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Tagged Auto post, Autoposting, Facebook, Google, Google plus, Twitter
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RSS Feed INTO Google+ Pages Solution!
I’ve seen my share of proposed solutions over the past year, some of which requiring payment to execute. I had to share this FREE recent solution provided by the Hootsuite Application that works perfectly. Now as we all await Google+ … Continue reading
Google Analytics: (2012) Navigation Summary Explained
Alright, take a deep breath as you are not going crazy. If you’ve had to deal with the task of reporting your top ALL PAGES (or determining) for your web site in Google Analytics AND the trends of users, you … Continue reading
SEO: Updates and Predictions for 2013
Welcome to my annual posting of new trends, changes and predictions occurring within the SEO industry. Now to be fair, my data is collected, compiled, evaluated and re-processed to bring you the most up to date trends and concerns within … Continue reading
10 Steps to Competent Direct Marketing
Ok, if you haven’t checked out my previous article “Direct Marketing – What is it?“, then you might want to start with that as an introduction. The following is a list I compiled to aid marketers with embracing their “Direct … Continue reading
Direct Marketing – What is it?
Direct Marketing! What’s it all about? You may have heard this term thrown around over the years, or you might have already actually incorporated the style into your own marketing efforts. Those who use it, tend to stand behind it, … Continue reading
WordPress: Fixing a Corrupted Database (re-installing a clean one)
Disclaimer: – Make sure you have clean back ups of your DATABASE (I suggest more than 1) (keep clean copies on your hard drive) – If you do not have backups, then you SHOULD NOT use this method
Google Analytics: Extract All Keywords from Range into single .pdf?
In the new version of Google Analytics, it might not be so obvious how to get all your keywords extracted from a given date range onto 1 page. A few easy steps will send you in the right direction. 1- … Continue reading
WordPress: Protect your WordPress site from BAD BOTS
How to block bots from seeing your website After dealing with a recent issue of BAD bots hogging up my server resources, I began to look into solutions for keeping these nasty critters out. At one point my web site … Continue reading
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Tagged .htaccess, Bad bots, Black Hole, perishablepress, robots, robots.txt, Wordpress
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Google Analytics: Difference Between ALL PAGES and LANDING PAGES data
As Google Analytics has evolved it makes sense to be able to differentiate the different kinds of data that are available to you. As one set of metrics may not match the other set of metrics. I discovered this when … Continue reading
WordPress: Quick Cache Plugin – Setting up a Custom ‘Empty Cache’ Script
This entry is based on a need that I came across using the great WordPress “Quick Cache” plug in. While I found the plug in to be perfect for my needs (and much more compatible than “W3 Total Cache” or … Continue reading
PHP Script to Delete Files on Server (from a folder)
PHP SCRIPT TO DELETE FILES ON SERVER? (OR how to set up a script that ONLY deletes the contents of a folder and NOT the folder itself) Objective: You need to create a PHP script and place it in your ROOT … Continue reading