See this pretty picture? Go check it out; WP Designer is a new plug-in that “allows you to add extra functionality to your site in a standard compliant way using customization …
Ivory Towers and Marketing Mistakes
Seth Godin is one of the most brilliant marketing minds in recent memory. He was pretty much first to jump on the idea of community (Seth calls it “your tribe”). …
Sourcing WordPress Confusion
The other day, I got what felt like a ringing endorsement of the ideas we had when we decided to start The WordPress Helpers. I’d come across a story twice that day, …
There’s More Than One Way to Skin a Cat
As the old saying goes, there’s more than one way to skin a cat. We knew that when we launched The WordPress Helpers; it’s actually the largest reason we’re here. And …
WordPress Web Design
Despite its title, the post we’ve linked below will not help you “choose the best platform for your personal website”. It will, however, help us prove what you already know: It’s …
“The Most Popular WordPress Themes”
Want to see something really cool? It’s The Periodic Table of WordPress Themes! Problem is, it’s wrong. Not “wrong” as in “I say it’s wrong”. Wrong as in the data …
Drag And Drop Page Builders for WordPress: Building Websites With [ahem] Zero Effort
Welcome to The WordPress Helpers. This is one of our very first posts, and your first chance to learn something about WordPress that … matters. Anyone who’s spent any time …
Kim Gjerstad, MailPoet for WordPress, Business Process, and WordCamp 2013
I recently came a across a WordPress plug-in that’s changed my life. It hasn’t made me happier, or wealthier. It hasn’t saved me time—in fact, it’s cost me time in a …
The Everything of WordPress and Marketing
A few months ago, I wrote a piece about everything. You know … everything. Every thing you could ever want to know about everything you’ll ever encounter. Everything. I hope nobody thought I meant …
WordPress Influency and Web Site Design
If you own or run a restaurant—or any business—you need to take a look at what’s started happening at WordPress.com. I could almost stop there and move on with my …
