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Wordpress 2.7 Demo From Matt Mullenweg

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WordPress SEO tips from Matt Cutts of Google

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Matt praises WP 2.3 ; does a much better job of putting posts in one location even though can be seen in, for instance, home page and category archive. This is very important in not triggering Google’s duplicate content filters.
Matt stressed offering useful service like a demo or other training rather than just brochure-ware to [...]

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Bloggers Union on Strike:)

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Luckily my clients are not members of this union so I expect them all to post more actively to take up the slack caused by these slacker bloggers. We must keep the blogosphere growing.  Long live the blogosphere.
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Must see Word Press plug-in tutorial

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I have been using a plugin called All In One SEO Pack for several months now. It is great for optimizing your titles for search engines and letting you tweak them further, generating META tags automatically and letting you define them. Best of all it helps to avoiding indexing of duplicate content.[a no, no for [...]

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Tips from WordCamp 2007

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Check out this video of a session at WordCamp 2007 in San Fransico, July 21. [unconference like blog philly sponsored by WordPress]
Jeremy Wright of blog network B5 did a great job moderating a panel on blog monitization. Its 50 minutes long so I will tell you some of the highlites for me.
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WordPress Makes Sense For Many Non-Blog Websites

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Abhijit Nadgouda wrote a great post on the benefits of Word Press as a content management system:

Pages and Posts
WordPress supports two basic types of content – Pages
and posts. Pages are used to hold information that is valid for a bigger span of time. For such content, a change overwrites the earlier content. Posts are used [...]

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