Blog: WordPress

How To Find A Quality WordPress Developer

WordPress powers about 39% of all websites on Earth. Naturally, many people want to hire experienced WordPress developers. Some of the folks looking for WordPress developers are agencies, who need a developer on staff. Others are enterprise level businesses, who rely on their in-house web development team to keep their website up-to-date. Some are small […]

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Do Image Sliders Work For Web Conversions?

Sliders and image carousels are a ubiquitous feature on millions of websites. However numerous studies suggest that image carousels are ineffective at conversions. A 2013 Notre Dame study showed only 1% of participants clicked on auto-forwarding slides, and of those that did click, 84% clicked the first slide. This means the chance of any subsequent […]

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Ideas Are Worthless, Execution Is Everything

A “million-dollar idea” isn’t worth a dime if it isn’t planned, built, marketed, and run correctly. Is it shocking to hear that? Ideas are as plentiful as drops of water in the ocean. Most ideas are never brought to life and die in darkness, never being realized. This is why we say, “Execution is everything.” […]

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Why Bundling WordPress Plugins In Themes is Risky

There’s a huge problem with the way many WordPress themes are currently built, marketed, and sold. The ecosystem is beginning to change, ever so slowly, but major changes need to be made for the good of the WordPress platform, theme marketplaces, and the agencies and clients that rely on themes. The situation currently illustrating this […]

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Technicians vs Professionals

Today’s post is for solo entrepreneurs, freelancers, and service based businesses, but the concepts discussed can apply to certain types of businesses outside of that. The topic de jour is “Are you a technician or a professional? And what’s the difference between the two?” Proceed with caution, you might alter your way of thinking. Technicians […]

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