Tag Archives: Blogging

I debated whether to attend a WordCamp event in October...until I took a look at the WordCamp schedule of talks they planned.

The latest update for WordPress, which is WordPress 6.3, is causing a problem when adding hyperlinks and managing how they...

If you've ever planned on running a website for at least a century, a 100-year domain deal might be just what you've been waiting for!

For a while now, I've told you should make sure you own your own domain when you blog. Here's a recent example of why that's so important.

Have you considered blogging on X but wished the character limit would allow long-form posts? A fix may be in the works.

There's a new Google Analytics that carries the charming nickname 'GA4.' The old 'Universal Analytics' was set to stop working July 1.

A recent article by Forbes counts WordPress as one of seven options it labels as a best free blogging platform of 2023. But how free is it?

What should a blogger do to make sure he or she will be guaranteed to pick a blog topic that will attract readers regularly?

In May of 2003, a revolutionary blogging platform made its debut. Here's what to know about the WordPress 20th anniversary.

When setting up or updating a blog site, which home page elements should you include and which should you be sure to ditch?

After seeing a little demonstration of ChatGPT, I asked it to create an article for me on grammar. I can't say what it created was a success.

I'll admit that when I started this blog, I bought into a common conception: WordPress is hard...so I should start with something easier.

Is your blog's web hosting company environmentally friendly? It wouldn't normally occur to me to determine whether I have a 'green website.'

A recent article I found on artificial intelligence suggests there are 14 ways bloggers can use AI. Would any of them work for you?

A recently-downloaded plugin promised a free plan. But it wouldn't let me complete registration until I agreed to enter a credit card number.

Google Analytics will sunset its current Universal Analytics and replace it with Google Analytics 4. Here’s what you need to do now.