I am so impressed with people like Sergio Ortega who give an incredible amount of time to random strangers in the Community Support Forums to give them a leg up on their blog. He has historically helped out in the english, spanish, french, and german forums! What a guy! My favorite question and answer asked in this interview is this, without question:
How was everyone’s Monday? Getting back into the swing of things or completely exhausted after a long weekend? I have to say I have a little bit of both personally. I’m sure the developers of the new and updated plugins or themes are feeling a bit wiped. I’m sure the work was worth it so they could share the following with the WordPress community. Let’s give them some props today. Shall we?
I get a dozen of mails every week from people asking “how can I make money from my WordPress blog”. Making money online isn’t an easy task but it’s not hard either. Most of the people start blogging in the hope of making some money, but more than half of them end up without making a dime. I’m not saying making money online isn’t possible, it just takes a lot of efforts that many people aren’t willing to do. In this post I am going to share some quick ways to start making a few dollars with WordPress in 2013.
Mimbo Pro was one of the very first themes that I ever purchased. In fact, it was while I was still working in big business (Dell, Inc.) and I was using it as an internal proof-of-concept piece for a communications project hoping to prove to upper management that blogging was something that shouldn’t just be forward facing but also valuable for internal com as well. Mimbo helped me prove the project and we went on to custom build an internal solution that is still in place today. I have a lot of gratitude for those guys and the product that […]
I do not live in the United States where there is a strong presence of WordPress. I am in Nigeria and presently in Nigeria there is no active WordPress community and there is no WordPress Meetups at all. I want to change that. I have taken it upon myself to have a WordPress Meetup started and have a WordCamp in Nigeria this year (the last time a WordCamp was held in Nigeria was in 2010) and this is my story how I found WordPress and how I fell in love with it. Getting started as a designer/developer is something that […]
Happy WordPress Sunday! Today’s theme (pun intended) is new. Since Sunday is the the beginning of a new week, we user in some new themes and plugins. Congrats to those who made last week a productive one and were able to get these babies submitted to the theme directory and plugin directory. Everyday I prepare these lists, I get a kick out of some of the descriptions. Jellyfish Counter Widget one of my favorites so far: Great for tracking totals, not for counting jellyfish. Here’s the full list of the new themes and plugins for today:
Somebody has a birthday today! Who? The Daily Theme & Plugin Roundup, that’s who! We have published the plugin, theme roundup each day for a week now. We make sure to share with you all of the plugins and themes that have are new or have been updated each day. Here’s what has been happening today:
It’s been a very full second week of January as people are definitely back in the saddle and writing and publishing great content. Businesses are attempting to hit their stride as they shake off the dust from the winter break and products are being released left and right. Fantastic for all of us as we continue to grow our own businesses, personal, and professional lives – it’s just tough to keep up with it all! We’ve got nearly 50 resources in this one. Hope you guys have a fantastic weekend and make sure you check out WordCamp Victoria’s Live Coverage as well!
Does everyone know what time it is? Audience ( “Roundup Time” ). That’s right! WP Daily is proud to present, Daily Theme & Plugin Roundup! (cheese, I know) It has been a pretty awesome week for me and I hope it has been for you. I’m sure it is for these developers. Way to end out your week guys and gals!
When you publish a blog post, how do you cite your source? How about the images you use? When you use a blockquote, do you add the quotation marks or are they assumed? H1, H2 or H3? Should I go on? I think you get the idea. As boring and dry as “post guidelines” sound, establishing them is more important than choosing the right WordPress theme and figuring out which plugins you should be using. Themes can be changed, plugins can be switched, but once you’ve written multiple blog posts day after day, good luck going back through your blog […]
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