Why I choose WordPress over other CMS platforms
This post has come about after being sent an article by a friend who was questioning the benefits of using WordPress compared with other content management system (CMS) platforms. This is the article which was shared with me from Medium.com. This is one of many articles you can find online with similar context. My perspective on this article is that they …
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Invaluable lessons learnt at WordCamp Sydney
The beauty of attending a WordCamp event is not only all the new things you learn about WordPress, but the networking with like-minded people who share a passion or interest for the same amazing open-source platform. Networking is vital for growth: Active networking is vital to career growth, relationship building, cultivating ideas, raising profile, accessing new opportunities, building confidence, …
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Search Engine Optimisation Basics at WordCamp Sydney
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July 24, 2018
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Search Engine Optimisation, Tutorials, Web Development, WordPress
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#wcsyd, keyword research, search engine optimisation, search engine optimization, SEM, SEO, wordcamp, WordPress
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This year I decided to push myself even further outside of my comfort zone by volunteering to speak at the annual WordCamp conference. Not only is it a great opportunity for me to practice public speaking and network with others in my industry, it is also a great way for me to share my 15+ years of web development knowledge …
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Free A/B split testing for your website
Sure its probably been around for a little while now, but not everyone is an expert in all the Google Analytics tools. Discovering this little free tool was the highlight of my day today. Not only can I get comparison data when testing out slight changes to my website, but I don’t even have to create new web pages or …
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Is a dropshipping online business right for you?
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June 11, 2018
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Dropshipping, Freelancing, Web Development, WordPress, Work From Home
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ali2woo, alibaba, alidropship, aliexpress, aliwoo, dropship, dropshipping, oberlo, shopify, woodropship, WordPress, work-from-home
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Finding the right tool for the job can be difficult as there is a number of options available. Below I have explored each of them in as much detail as available at the time from a web developer and new business owners perspective. If you have a limited budget (and most likely, that’s the reason why you’re looking into drop …
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Improve your search engine ranking
My love affair with search engine optimisation started when I had my own small business (DigiGifts – a personalised & photo gifts online store) over six years ago. Like many new small business owners I had very little funds to back my business venture with the hopes of making it big online for little spend. I had done as many …
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The work-from-home resistance
In a country such as Australia where there are increasing issues with commuting, there still seems to be quite a stigma towards employees working from home. Too many people spend hours each day travelling to and from work. Daily commuting also contributes to commuters’ stress levels; consequently, extended and unpredictable trips can significantly impact a person’s psychological, emotional, and physiological wellbeing. So how …
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Tips for securing your WordPress website
Even though WordPress advises that they take security seriously, it is easy to make your website vulnerable to hackers and viruses with ease if you’re not cautious. As with any system there are potential security issues that may arise if some basic security precautions aren’t taken. This post will take you through some common vulnerabilities and the things you can …
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Top 5 online security tips
The fact that plays the primary role in the continued success of hackers is a lack of awareness and vigilance on the part of computer system users and website owners. People who still use “password” as their password, and those who have extremely outdated software are the ones who encourage hackers. Many people still remain blind to their own vulnerabilities …
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