Recently, I read an article promoting five of the “best” autoblogging plugins for WordPress. I normally don’t write response type posts, but I just felt that I had to chime in and offer my two cents on this one! For those who don’t know what autoblogging is, it’s basically exactly what it sounds like – [...]
Archives April, 2010
5 Reasons Why Autoblogging Sucks
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10 Steps To A More Usable Ecommerce Website
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The ecommerce marketplace is a very competitive one and a rival site is never more than a click away. If you want to attract and retain customers, you need to make sure that your site is as usable as possible. You could be selling the best products in the world, at unbelievably low prices, but [...]
24 Steps-Left Pages That Enhance The User Registration Process
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The registration process should entail simplicity, great usability and a high-level of accessibility. With numerous sites wanting to focus on how attractive and eye-catching their sign-up forms are, they seem to “forget” one principle; how the user interacts with the registration form. Below we’ve included a showcase of inspiration that solely focuses on one simple [...]
40 WordPress-Powered Websites With Awesome Designs
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5 Tips for Conveying The Right Information to Clients
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Effectively conveying any form of information to your clients is not only good practice, but it is vital. If you’re not equipped with the right communicative skills, then you’re more likely to loose clients rather then gain them. Whether it’s you or your client that takes the first step in communicating, you need to understand [...]
Evolution of Animation Film Posters from 1937 to Present
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Movie posters, just like the movies themselves, have changed dramatically over the past seventy years. This post showcases a selection of advertising posters of some of the most well-known and greatest animated full length productions/movies known to man. From Walt Disney’s first ever production (and still one of the most popular) ‘Snow White and the [...]

