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by MileHighMarketing | 2012-Mar-2 | Blog, Featured, Knowledgebase, Plugins, SEO, Tools We Recommend, WordPress Training |
Optimize your WordPress website with SEO.
This PowerPoint slide presentation was used during a recent WordPress Interactive Training. During this presentation we explore some great SEO strategies and ‘SEO Fundamentals’ to achieve best search engine results for your WordPress website.
by MileHighMarketing | 2011-Dec-28 | Blog, Business/Companies, Featured, How-To-Guides, Image, LinkedIn, Networking, People, Resource Links, Slider, Social Media |
How to move a LinkedIn Recommendation from one company/position listing to another within your online LinkedIn profile.
by MileHighMarketing | 2010-Dec-24 | Blog, Browsers, Featured, Slider, Tools, Web
Browserstack.com The Browser Test Center to check your website’s cross browser compatibility. Test your website live via your browser and remote VNC sessions. Now you can interactively test your ajax, javascript, and flash on all operating systems and browsers...
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by MileHighMarketing | 2010-Sep-16 | Blog, Featured, Knowledgebase, Service Features |
We wouldn’t necessarily agree that SEO is the primary reason to use WordPress for your website, although it is one of the top reasons you should use WordPress. Here are what we believe are some of the Top Reasons for Using WordPress for Your Website:
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by MileHighMarketing | 2010-Sep-15 | Blog, Email, Featured, Knowledgebase, Tools We Recommend |
Setting up Gmail to Send and Receive email based on your domain name using Gmail. This article describes how to set up Gmail to send and receive from email addresses based on your domain name. This is the simplest way to get your email that is based on your...
![Explanation on WordPress Pages vs. Posts]()
by MileHighMarketing | 2010-Jun-14 | Blog, Featured, Knowledgebase, WordPress for Beginners |
Pages In WordPress, you can write either posts or pages. When you’re writing a regular blog entry, you write a post. Posts automatically appear in reverse chronological order on your blog’s home page. Pages, on the other hand, are for content such as...
