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My Top 10 Favorite WordPress Plugins

Posted in: Blog, Web Design by Christian on February 27, 2011 | No Comments

wordpress plugin My Top 10 Favorite WordPress PluginsWordPress is becoming and ever increasingly popular blog and content management platform to make website development and deployment much easier for beginners and experts alike. I have been using WordPress since I moved over from using Joomla in 2006. Since then I have collected a bunch of different plugins that I feel are great from cross purpose implementation, so without further ado:

All in One SEO Pack
There are a lot of ways for your website to get seen and while WordPress has become the most popular platform for small business owners to create great content they need all the help they can get. The All in One SEO Pack is a way to help level the playing field Read more…

WordPress: More Than A Blog Platform

Posted in: Blog, Web Design by Christian on August 27, 2009 | No Comments

ecommerce WordPress: More Than A Blog PlatformWhen I started using Joomla a long time ago as a community based membership site I thought it was the greatest thing since sliced bread. This also happened to be the same time when WordPress was known as just a blogging site. Joomla had good developer support with great plugins to increase functionality of a CMS system that provided easy content and got away from the standard Web 2.0 system (phpNuke, e107, etc.) of a 3 column community site with a forum and a couple other bells and whistles.

While Joomla had great backend 3rd party plugins like CRM, forums (VBulletin) and ecommerce bridge solutions like OS Commerce it was bloated and took a lot of time for a non-developer. Fast forward to today and WordPress has changed from a purely blogging focused platform to a more robust multi-dimensional website management tool without having an over abundance of programming knowledge.The great thing I love about WordPress now vs. then is that it has been easily adapted by programmers and plugin developers to be much more interactive and integrated with Social Media Networks for further exposure of marketing/advertising campaigns of a product or service. Read more…