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Weekly Link Roundup – Security Plugins, Server Issues, Permalinks, 301 Redirects

This week’s WordPress and web marketing links. For WordPress security, I’ve been using and recommending Wordfence for a few years, but with a recent update they totally changed the interface , greatly reducing the quality of the user experience, in my opinion. I find the…

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Weekly Links Roundup – Bitcoin, Easy WP Guide, Usernames, Testimonials

This week’s WordPress and web marketing links. If you’re involved in the roller coaster ride that is Bitcoin, this might interest you – learn how to accept Bitcoin payments on your WordPress ecommerce site. This article covers simple donations, WooCommerce and more. The venerable Easy…

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Weekly Links Roundup – Admin Columns, Distractions, Decluttering, TinyMCE Advanced

This week’s WordPress and web marketing links. Let’s start with a review of Admin Columns. This has been a really useful plugin for some of my clients who need to customize what’s shown in the columns and tables on various admin pages. You can add,…

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Weekly Links Roundup – Too Many Plugins, WordPress Tutorials, Monetizing WordPress

This week’s WordPress and web marketing links. (Yep, I changed this series’ name because a friend pointed out that this weekly post shows up in social media on other days than Fridays). I’ve seen WordPress sites with just a couple of plugins run like a drunk…

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Friday Link Wrapup – Sliders, Changing Ecommerce Platforms, Redirects

This week’s WordPress and web marketing links. To slide or not to slide? The poor slideshow has taken a beating from web designers in the last few years as being too big, too distracting, and a waste of space, but some of us still believe…

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Friday Link Wrapup – WordPress Errors, Page Speed, SEO, iThemes Security

This week’s WordPress and web marketing links. This is always a timely topic: how to fix 10 common WordPress errors and problems, including the dreaded White Screen of Death. The first thing is to make sure you always have a fresh site and database backup stored somewhere…