It's my bookiversary. One year ago today, I published my first two books on Kindle. I wanted to mark the date and celebrate, even though the results are modest because I did it. For all of you perfectionists and procrastinators out there, stop thinking and just do it....
In our world everything wants to be instant. Lunch? McDonald’s. Coffee? Starbucks. There is one on practically every corner. Then there’s the online world, where some consider e-mail to be immediate, and Twitter even faster. Heck, it’s on, all the time, so you must be...
I decided to put up an official page for WordPress Coaching services here on WordPress Angel. It's something I've done for a while, just not formally. Over the last few months, after I've done a fair amount of coaching so I thought I'd make it official. Here's some of...
WordPress 3.3 is coming and there are a number of changes that improve things behind the scenes. One thing I'm really glad to see is the change with permalinks. /%postname%/ will no longer be a custom setting that you manually enter. It will be a selectable option....
Back from Vegas and Pubcon, can't say enough good things about this conference! Here's a quick recap of what I talked about on the panel and a list of some of the plugins I mentioned. The gist was this: be aware of what plugins you are using on your site. Check out...
I'll be in Las Vegas next week for Pubcon. Look for me moderating the "CSS and HTML Coding Today" session, and speaking on "WordPress SEO and Installation" where I'll be talking about the gotchas and glitches of plugins. It's going to be a great event, if you're...
Just a quick post. In October, I'll be speaking at StomperNet Live 10! I'll be speaking on WordPress (of course!) and SEO on Friday morning. If you're coming, grab me and say hi! If you're not - there's still time to make plans. It's going to be a great weekend -...
This just out, latest nasty attack aimed at self hosted WordPress: Mashable on the Attack How to know if you've been affected: In your permalinks, look for additions that looks like: ...eval(base64_decode... Also check your users, you may have an additional admin user...
If you've recently upgraded to WordPress 2.8.3, you'll want to head over to WordPress.org and download the latest update and upgrade your install to 2.8.4. There is a security exploit that allows someone to remotely change your admin password through a special url...