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Important Note
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Recent Articles
The Story Of the ‘Buy Now’ ButtonPosted on October 7, 2010
The Four Easiest Ways to Improve Your Website’s SalesPosted on July 19, 2010
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Top 7 Things I Learnt at Think Visibility IIIPosted on March 15, 2010
How to Quickly Triple your Click-Thru-Rate (CTR)Posted on September 30, 2009
10 great benefits of Guest BloggingPosted on September 17, 2009
Why I use Artisteer for creating WordPress ThemesPosted on July 23, 2009
23Jul2009
Why I use Artisteer for creating WordPress Themes
This article is all about a template design tool called Artisteer. Artisteer is a essentially a design application that allows you to create your own great looking templates that can be used with Joomla, Drupal and Wordpress without needing any technical skills or needing to know how to use Photoshop or Dreamweaver. When you're creating lots of websites, coming up with unique designs all the time is hard work, particularly if you're not artistic. Artisteer comes with loads of ready-made elements which you can blend together to create a great looking and unique theme. So for plenty more compelling reasons why its worth using Artisteer, keep reading!
Read More16Jul2009
20+ Questions to ask yourself before creating a new Website
If you're thinking of starting any kind of website, or you're working with a client to create a new website, here are some questions to ask to help discover the goals of the new site. These questions are intentionally probing, teasing out how the website should look, and how the website should focus on the visitors.
Read More07Jul2009
Disabling RSS Feeds in WordPress
Sometimes, if you're using Wordpress as a content management system (CMS), you don't want to enable RSS feeds. For example, if you're running a corporate website, an informational site, or any other kind of website that doesn't need to have RSS, then its worth disabling RSS on your Wordpress site. After some digging around, I've found some tricks that allow you to disable RSS feeds.
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