If you are considering starting your own WordPress blog, you might want to buy a book, so that you have a complete understanding of the journey you are about to embark on. According to this review, WordPress for Dummies is a good choice for all WordPress beginners.
If you’ve got a WordPress site and your performance grade looks similar to the numbers in this picture, then you should give this case study a read. You’ll find some useful tips for how to optimize your website.
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Have you ever posted something too quickly and then regretted it, and had to quickly change it before it got picked up in RSS readers? I’ve personally had this happen to me dozens of times, and it always seems like Feedburner will pick up the post instantly, with your errors in place.
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Some of you know this problem already, you publish a post and while you are publishing you notice an error. That’s very annoying, the error is in your feed an published to the whole world.
That happened quite often to me, my fellow readers a writing comments so fast, right after publishing, to tell me about some errors I made, it’s unbelievable. So I thought I should create a workaround to have the feed published a little bit later, even 5 minutes can be helpful. Here we go:
In the quest to more easily post for this blog, I’ve come across WordPress Post, a simple little extension that lets you automate posting content to your blog.
Personally I won’t use it, since I can’t add images, but it’s pretty cool otherwise.
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