How to Manage WordPress Themes
Themes are how WordPress arranges the layout of your website. They can come in all sorts…
How to Handle Comments in WordPress
One of the reasons why a lot of people use WordPress is to be social. Even…
How to Create a New Category and Move a Post to a Different Category in WordPress
Categories are one of the most effective ways to organize your content in WordPress. It creates…
How to Install WordPress Using Softaculous
Softaculous is an application installer that automates setting up various management systems. In this case, it…
How to Install WordPress Using Fantastico
Fantastico is an application installer available on some versions of cPanel. It makes setting up content…
How to Install WordPress Manually
Generally, there are two ways to install WordPress on your hosting server; manually or with the…
Uncovering High Traffic Niches with Google’s Keyword Tool
Andrew Youderian • June 4, 2012 Google’s keyword tool is a powerful resource for discovering great…
Fun With Gravity Forms – Slides from Orange County Wordcamp 2012
Here are the slides from my presentation at this weekend’s Orange County Wordcamp. I presented on “Fun With Gravity Forms”. Gravity Forms is a premium WordPress plugin that is worth paying for! Since much of my presentation was a live…
Get Your Readers To Stay Longer With Related Posts
If you’re a blogger, you’ve no doubt heard that you want your readers to be ‘engaged’ with your blog. What does that actually mean? Well basically it means you want to keep people on your site longer, you want them…
My Encounter With a Patent Troll – eCommerceFuel
Andrew Youderian • May 24, 2012 Few things get your attention like the threat of being…
Judge Sides With eCommerce Merchants in Patent Dispute
Annie Youderian • May 24, 2012 Some of the biggest names in e-commerce – including Amazon,…
All Slides From WordCamp Seattle 2012
I discussed my experience at Seattle WordCamp 2012 in a previous post. This one is simply to serve as a collecting point for all the presentation slides from the event, or as many as I could find in any case.…
WordPress – Going Beyond The Basics – Slides from Wordcamp Seattle 2012
This weekend I had the honor and pleasure of speaking at Seattle’s WordCamp. I have never attended a WordCamp outside of Southern California before and was pleased to experience the same feeling of community there that I have at other…
Finding a Profitable eCommerce Niche | eCommerceFuel
Andrew Youderian • May 15, 2012 This post is an excerpt from my 55-page eBook ‘Profitable…
My Three Favorite Backlink Research Tools for SEO
One of the most important factors in off-site Search Engine Optimization (SEO), is backlinks. A backlink is simply a link from another website, to your website. Search engines see links as “votes”, so the more links, and quality, relevant links…
How To Back Up Your WordPress Site To DropBox
Backing up your WordPress site is a necessity, but it can be hard to find an affordable, easy-to-implement solution that covers all the bases. I’m always on the hunt for the best solution, and the method presented here is just…
How To Change The Color Of The Thesis Comment Box
Since I’ve had a few clients that have been using the Thesis theme, I’ve learned a thing or two about it, and have written a couple posts in the past. On one of those posts I received a question about…
‘Must-Have’ Skills for eCommerce Founders – eCommerceFuel
The world has debated endlessly about which skills, attributes or traits are most necessary for “successful” entrepreneurs….
Four eCommerce Pitfalls and How to Overcome Them – eCommerceFuel
Andrew Youderian • April 18, 2012 In my last post, “5 Reasons eCommerce Makes a Great…
5 Reasons eCommerce Makes a Great First Business – eCommerceFuel
Andrew Youderian • April 18, 2012 Easily Identifiable Demand We’ve all heard stories of founders who…
My Corporate Escape Story | From Overworked to World Travel
Andrew Youderian • April 14, 2012 It was 5:00 on a Sunday, and I still had…