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Getting Started With WordPress Customization

What are you doing to make your WordPress site stand out? As of July 2013, WordPress accounted for 18.9 percent of sites on the internet, or more than 70 million sites. If you haven’t customized and enhanced your WordPress site, the time is now. Simple tweaks to add advanced coding will help create a unique experience for the user. The time and money you spend to increase traffic will be wasted if you don’t have an optimized theme that is unique and memorable. Here are some steps to improve your web design skills. WordPress Customization Learning to Code If you’re afraid of making changes to code, get over it. Your website won’t collapse (though you should save a version of your coding before you begin making changes). There are too …

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Getting Started With WordPress Customization

Using The Best WordPress Gallery Plugins To Create Beautiful Photo Galleries

May07 Posted on May 7 by Kevin Muldoon in Resources

WordPress introduced a gallery option into their core way back in 2008 with version 2.5. More features have been added to the WordPress gallery over the years, however the functionality is still limited in many respects. That is why many WordPress website owners use a plugin to power their gallery instead. There are many great premium gallery plugins available, however in this article, I would like to show you who you can use add a gallery to your website using three different WordPress plugins. The plugins in question are NextGEN Gallery, Gallery, and Photo Gallery. All of these plugins can be downloaded free from the official WordPress plugin repository, though a premium version of each plugin is available should …

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Using The Best WordPress Gallery Plugins To Create Beautiful Photo Galleries

Marketing Can No Longer Rely on the Funnel

One of the central concepts of marketing and sales is the funnel through which companies are supposed to systematically move prospects from awareness through consideration to purchase. But consumers are now more informed, connected, and empowered than ever. Does the funnel still work in a digital, social, mobile age? We asked some of the leading marketers in the world – from companies like Google, Intuit, Sephora, SAP, Twitter, and Visa – to assess the relevance of the marketing funnel. What we found says as much about the future of business as it does about the future of marketing. According to these marketers, the primary problem with the funnel is that the buying process is no longer linear. Prospects don’t just enter at the top of …

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Marketing Can No Longer Rely on the Funnel

Reduce disk space used by Windows with WIMBoot

Please enable Javascript, because you won’t see all of the content. Windows Image Boot (WIMBoot) allows you to run Windows from a compressed Windows image file (WIM file) which significantly reduces the amount of space used by Windows. WIMBoot takes Windows 8.1 down to just a 3-GB installation! It seems that Windows gets bigger with every release. This hasn’t been an issue with most devices because storage is so incredibly cheap. Certain devices could benefit from more storage, though. Getting more storage can involve cloud-based solutions and creative tweaks to the OS. Windows 8.1 Update brought a new method by modifying the deployment procedure. This installation is called WIMBoot. What is WIMBoot and why should I care? A normal Windows 8.1 install, fully patched, comes in just shy…

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Reduce disk space used by Windows with WIMBoot

Update on Disqus: It’s Still About Realtime, But Go Demolishes Python

Wednesday, May 7, 2014 at 8:56AM

Our last article on Disqus: How Disqus Went Realtime With 165K Messages Per Second And Less Than .2 Seconds Latency, was a little out of date, but the folks at Disqus have been busy implementing, not talking, so we don’t know a lot about what they are doing now, but we do have a short update in C1MM and NGINX by John Watson and an article Trying out this Go thing. So Disqus has grown a bit: 1.3 billion unique visitors 10 billion page views 500 million users engaged in discussions 3 million communities 25 million comments They are still all about realtime, but Go replaced Python in their Realtime system: Original Realtime backend was written in a pretty lightweight Python + gevent. The realtime service is a …

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Update on Disqus: It’s Still About Realtime, But Go Demolishes Python

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