Posts Tagged ‘WordPress’
Free WordPress Theme “MEM Core” released
Monday, January 30th, 2012
WordPress is a popular, open-source, Content Management System built by hundreds of community volunteers around the world. Although, I’ve been developing WordPress Themes for years, I finally got around to releasing my first Theme for public use. I call it MEM Core which is short for “Middle Ear Media Core” because I plan on creating […]
Tags: fluid width, Marquette, MEM Core, Michigan, microformats, responsive, sticky-post, threaded-comments, Web Design, WordPress, WordPress Themes
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How to Blog (Part 1)
Monday, July 25th, 2011
So, you finally have your own blog. Now what? You’ve been anxiously awaiting the moment, and now that you have the ability to share your thoughts with the entire world, you can’t think of anything to say. Maybe you feel intimidated by the whole concept of a world-wide publishing system at your fingertips. Maybe the […]
Tags: blog, CMS, Increase Traffic, SEO, WordPress
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Dead River Coffee
Monday, January 10th, 2011
I’m very pleased to announce the roll out of an e-commerce website for Dead River Coffee. They are located downtown Marquette, Michigan and are the area’s premiere coffee roasters. Go ahead, ask anybody. For years, the only way to get your hands on their fresh roasted coffee beans was to drive down to their shop […]
Tags: CMS, CSS, Dead River Coffee, E-commerce, Marquette, Michigan, Web Design, WordPress
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Terracotta half-life gets a new look for 2010
Wednesday, January 27th, 2010
Terracotta half-life is a tropical funk band from Marquette Michigan that I founded over five years ago. I created the first website for the band in 2005. It was a static site built with HTML and formatted the “old” way with lots of nested tables and inline styles. It was a real pain to update. […]
Tags: Marquette, Michigan, Terracotta half-life, Web Design, WordPress, WordPress Themes
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Dynamic Content: Why it’s Essential
Thursday, December 24th, 2009
There are many reasons to have dynamic content on your website, but the two most important are to increase traffic and to increase sales. Dynamic content will drive traffic to your site by helping give you a better ranking in search engine results. It can drive sales (assuming you’re selling something) or conversions by giving […]
Tags: ASP, CGI, CMS, Conditional Content, Drupal, Dynamic Content, Increase Sales, Increase Traffic, Joomla, PHP, SEO, User Experience, Web Design, WordPress
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