Facebook offers a lot of different opportunities for online advertisers these days. With so many options available through a single website, it is easy to get confused and overwhelmed when trying to figure out which route is best for your advertising efforts. If you are new to digital advertising or Facebook as an advertising platform, this can be even more difficult since you are likely unfamiliar with the advantages and disadvantages of each option. It is impossible to cover every single type of advertising channel Facebook offers in a single post like this. Instead, this article is going to focus […]
How to Find the Best CDN: A 4 Point Checklist
If you are an up and coming business, you will have to look for a content delivery network (CDN) that provides the most benefits to your business. Before getting a CDN you should conduct detailed research on precisely what you want and what you think will be most beneficial for your business. Many new business owners only look for speed but what they do not know is that there are many other characteristics you should keep in mind, after all, it is the question of your business as CDN effects the videos, images, and applications. Factors such as security, support, […]
WordPress SEO: How to Improve Your Site’s Ranking
If you’ve installed WordPress before, you may have noticed that the default installation is not SEO-friendly. If you want to have a better search engine ranking, you need to optimize it first then, later on, find ways on how to promote your WordPress website. The good news is, you can enhance your site’s ranking with some simple steps. This tutorial will show you how to make sure your WordPress site is optimized for search engine results. Changing Your WordPress Settings Maybe you’re like one of the people who like to fiddle with new stuff as soon as you get it […]
Torque Toons: A New Motto
Facebook’s old motto, “Move fast and break things”, hasn’t aged well and is still often embraced by many new start ups. It got me thinking that maybe it’s time for a new motto for the web. Don’t forget to check out our other editorial toons!
Advanced OOP For WordPress Part 9: Extensible Plugins Using the Plugins API
In this series on applying advanced object-oriented programming (OOP) principles to the PHP code we use in WordPress plugins, we are creating a plugin that modifies how REST API routes work to improve their search capabilities. One of the great things about WordPress is its extensibility. In this post, I’m going to walk through using the improvements made in the last article. In this series to make the plugin extensible, Tonya Mork of Know The Code is writing code review articles in this series. The last article I wrote was all about making the search system swappable. The changes I’m […]

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