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Starting a blog (or website) on a budget can be tricky. There are so many different hosting options to choose from at a wide range of price points—enter our comparison of Bluehost vs. HostGator. You’d like to keep your blogging costs as low as possible, but you’re worried some offers are too good to be
With the world economy teetering like a drunken sailor, many businesses are beginning to realize one thing—they need a solid online presence. For developers, particularly WordPress developers, this means more job opportunities (specifically WordPress developer jobs)—especially for those looking for remote jobs that allow you to work from the comfort of your own home. So
It’s surprisingly easy to learn how to make a clickable link in WordPress these days. While in previous versions of WordPress, it wasn’t as intuitive and easy to create a hyperlink from existing text, that’s all changed today. In this quick tutorial, we’re talking about both how to make a clickable link—and also how to
In this guide we’re breaking down how to start a phone case business. Do you know that old tale about keeping all your eggs in one basket? In today’s world, working a single job is pretty much akin to having that basket loaded to the top (while walking across a tightrope. Blindfolded.) With the uncertainty
Believe it or not, taking a few minutes to learn how to set up Google Alerts (properly) can actually pay massive dividends when it comes to growing your blog audience. Do you sometimes feel like you’re missing out on a big blogging secret? Perhaps it seems like all the big name bloggers in your niche
Let’s talk about how to change font size on your WordPress blog. When you’re just getting started with blogging, wanting to change the font size for various text elements across your blog—ranging from your default site-wide paragraph text size, to changing how large your headings appear to readers—it’s surprisingly not intuitive to figure this out.
March was yet again another great month for me personally, filled with a healthy amount of time away from my computer and a few days each week dedicated to filming video content for the massive overhaul I completed with Built to Blog. I continue to be super grateful that I don’t need to work all
January was another great month for me personally, one of the best I’ve had in a while actually. This is particularly true in the context of continuing to really redefine my relationship with work (I’m grateful to embrace the fact that I don’t need to work all day/every day), and I’ve been creating a lot
Looking back, the past year has been marked by great change in my life. I’m now living down by the beach in Los Angeles (Santa Monica), enjoying a winter that looks & feels a whole lot more like summer… it’s sunny and 80ºF outside as I’m writing these words—and the beach is calling my name