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SEO is a world of small detailed tweaks that add up to big differences in traffic, and although I am not a very detail oriented person, it’s something I’ve been trying to pay more attention to. Here are 5 tweaks that I have recently become aware of and am implementing that can make […]
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How to make your backgrounds transparent using CSS
7 Comments Published May 7th, 2007 in Tips & Tools, Wordpress Themes.Phil Nash is a genius. His trick for making backgrounds transparent while still allowing the other items stacked on top in the div to keep their opacity put the icing on the cake in my first theme for WordPress. Here’s the code
I originally had it in a class, and that didn’t work in […]
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Ben Yoskovitz wants to know our secrets to productivity. He is sponsoring a group writing project called The Ultimate Guide to Productivity and my friend Char at Essential Keystrokes tagged me to participate. This is a topic that interests me and I’ve been reading other entries hoping to get some tips, as I never […]
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Performancing Metrics - promising player in the site analytics game
14 Comments Published April 25th, 2007 in Tips & Tools.Performancing has just just re-launched their PMetrics site analytics package and it looks very promising. I am an over-analyst by nature, so I installed it immediately. I like the free version of Statcounter really well (though the thing with it only keeping the detail for the past 100 pageloads is getting pretty annoying), never […]
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5 new tools of the trade (well, new to me at least)
5 Comments Published March 24th, 2007 in Tips & Tools.Here are some tools I found this week that I thought you’d be interested in:
When one is laying out a site for a client, and want to put in some sample text, the standard practice for professional designers is to put in “Lorem ipsum” text so that the reader “will be distracted by the readable […]
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How to write killer flagship content- a review
7 Comments Published March 10th, 2007 in Reviews, Tips & Tools.I recently read ChrisG’s e-book “How to Write Killer Flagship Content”. I’m not a big e-book reader, but I have a lot of respect for Chris and have really benefited from reading his blog. Chris’ writing style is particularly engaging and easy to follow. Some of the best points from his book in a […]
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