Blogging
Google decision to yank comments from webmaster blog highlights user-generated content challenges
If Google can't filter spammy content from one of its own blogs, what hope do brands have when it comes to policing user generate content?...
WordPress to release 5.0, with its Gutenberg editor, this week
But many website owners and managers are not thrilled with this release coming so soon, especially with the holidays now in full...
How to use domain names for marketing
Although many small businesses do just fine with using one domain name, companies of all sizes can certainly benefit from registering multiple...
7 ways to turn a webinar into a stream of link-attracting content
Contributor Jordan Kasteler explains how to use webinars you've created to develop new content and become a marketing and link-building machine...
All About the GDPR
While deregulation has been a stateside trend over the past decade, the 28 members of the European Union are gearing up for a massive increase...
4 domain name registration myths debunked
The internet is generally the first place people look for information on just about everything. That’s why when you register a domain name, or...
Are you a content hoarder? Maybe it’s time for a blog cleanup
Columnist Sherry Bonelli outlines why improving and optimizing your outdated blog posts may be a better strategy than endlessly pushing out new...
Contributor, beware of PageRank-hoarding publishers
So you've found a great site to contribute content to -- or have you? Columnist Stephan Spencer provides advice for how to evaluate potential...
WordPress 4.7 is out, targets new businesses with easier website creation
Latest version of the No. 1 CMS simplifies the website creation process for new business owners and includes the new Twenty Seventeen default...
Here’s why bloggers give up (and how you can stay on track)
Blogging is hard, but don't throw in the towel just yet! Contributor Timothy Carter discusses four reasons people quit blogging and how you can...
WP Engine: Top WordPress plug-ins and themes generated more than a quarter of a billion dollars since 2010
The WordPress hosting service also shares the top dozen plug-ins on its...
Optimizing your blog for the social and mobile reader
Is your blog social media- and mobile-friendly? If not, you could be losing out on loads of traffic. Columnist Jordan Kasteler explains how you...
Forget who’s leaving. How about who’s staying? How to evolve your agency creative department
How do you get your agency to break out of established norms and transform the craft of creative at your workplace? Columnist Allison Kent-Smith...
WordPress releases 4.6, with faster theme & plugin management
Latest CMS update now available for download or updating via WordPress...
Tumblr is releasing ads across blogs & giving users a cut
Ads will be making their way across Tumblr blogs, and user will be getting a piece of the action (if they allow the ads to...
The “meta” content formatting cheat sheet guide
Columnist Quinn Whissen offers guidelines on how to format your online articles to help you decrease your editing time, improve the quality of...
Why the blog post is killing the press release
Pitching a press release is so passé. Columnist Patrick Armitage explains why writing a candid and authentic blog post will make a bigger...
Automattic to offer .blog domain names, WordPress not required
New top-level domain will open for registrations later this year. Pricing not announced...
WordPress 4.5 now available, adds responsive design previews, faster image loading
Other new features include editing improvements like inline linking, new formatting shortcuts and...
Medium wants to be publishers’ digital printing press, too
On Tuesday, Medium introduced ways for publishers to host their content on the blogging platform and make money from native ads or paid...