"WordPress" Posts
ContentRobot Continues to be Code Poet Worthy
ContentRobot is pleased to be back on the Code Poet consultant list once again. The CodePoet site was recently updated to make it easier to find the right WordPress professional based on specialty, location and budget. It now also includes portfolio samples for all companies listed. We have now been included since 2006, which we think is pretty cool.
What’s Code Poet?
Code Poet is a directory of WordPress professionals, web designers, and developers brought to you by Automattic, the …
Here We Come WordCamp NYC 2010!
The ContentRobot team is headed to The Big Apple this weekend! We super excited to be sponsoring WordCamp NYC and look forward to connecting with all our WP friends.
We be out in full force to meet and educate attendees about what we offer and how we can help both veterans and newbies to get the most out of their WordPress blogs.
While we offer a full range of services with ContentRobot, WeFixWP and BlogOnCloud9, we will also be launching …
Hacking On Our Minds: 5 Best Practices for Your WordPress Blog
Within days, WordPress bloggers hosted on GoDaddy got hacked again and Twitter experienced mouseover bugs. It’s enough to drive us all batty!
But these events allow us to remind everyone of the 5 best practices to hack-proof your WordPress blogs:
- Sign up with the best host you can afford. Mark Jaquith recently commented that you should be willing to pay an equivalent of a shrimp dinner (per month) for quality WordPress hosting.
- Keep your WordPress install (and plugins) up-to-date. Updating
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WordPress 3.0 Has Arrived
Yesterday afternoon Automattic released WordPress 3.0 to the public.
While it’s an exciting upgrade, we are not recommending that you upgrade your sites at this time.
We are often hesitant to upgrade on what we call “zero” releases and tend to wait til the bugs shake out a bit before applying these types of updates to live blogs. Once 3.0.1 comes out, however, we will be happy to assist anyone who wants an upgrade at that time (we’re sure it …
The 5 Best Things About WordCamp Boston
The ContentRobot team really enjoyed WordCamp Boston this past Saturday. Here’s what we liked best:
- Meeting Other Passionate WordPress Developers: The RocketGenius team, developers of the awesome Gravity Forms plugin, are a smart, fun bunch. We look forward to working with them more.
- Shaking Hands With One of Our Favorite Clients: Nine Lives Media’s Amy Katz took part in a session called “WordPress Powers My Startup” and she rocked it. We finally got to meet her for the first time
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