Today, we’re announcing another new feature—and this is a big one: Integration of Microsoft’s Web App Gallery.

Filed under: Technology by Will Rose
Tags: .NET, acquia drupal, Amplifeeder, app, application, AtomSite, blog, CMS, DasBlog, dotnet, dotnetblogengine, DotNetNuke Community Edition, Gallery Server Pro, Kentico, Mayando, Microsoft Web App Gallery, mojoPortal, Moodle, n2 cms, PHP, phpbb, ResourceBlender.NET, ScrewTurn Wiki, SiteFinity, Subtext, Sugar CRM, Tango, Umbraco, WAG, WebControlCenter, WordPress, WPI
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We’re here set things straight, if you will, and talk about the seven biggest myths that we hear about WordPress on a regular basis.

Filed under: Design, Development, Technology by Will Rose
Tags: Apache, blog, blogging, IIS, Linux, mod_rewrite, SEO, Windows, WordPress
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If it hasn’t been beaten it into by now, there’s a good chance you’re missing out on a huge demographic if you’re not playing the social field. But don’t worry, friends. January isn’t even over yet. If you haven’t made “engage in social media” one of your resolutions for the New Year, it’s not too late.

Filed under: Design, Development, Social Media, small business by Libbie
Tags: blog, Social Media, social media tips, Twitter, Twitter tips, web design firm social media tips, web design marketing, WordPress
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If you’re a blogger, you know it’s easy to veer into irrelevant territory. So how do you keep yourself on track? What are your favorite tips and tools?

Filed under: Smart People, Social Media, Technology by Libbie
Tags: blog, blog best practices, blog tips, blog tools, blogger, Jay Baer, Newtek
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It’s been said time and time again by just about every social media guru out there. If you adopt ONE form of social media, start a company blog. Are you a good blogger candidate?

Filed under: Social Media, Uncategorized by Libbie
Tags: advantages of blogs, benefits of blogs, blog, company blog, company culture, corporate blog, corporate blogs, SEO, should I blog?, WordPress
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