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One more reason I like the Catalyst Theme for WordPress And WP Engine
One of the reasons I like the Catalyst Theme is because I can help someone else make their own adjustments even when they're not programmers. I love WP Engine because they offer a staging environment. Put them together and you have pure bliss!
Duplicate Emails, oh my! Feedburner, AWeber, And MailChimp
If Feedburner is closing down, I need to make the move. Here's what I did and why.
A Done Done Culture: Habit Nine
High performance folks understand what a \"Done Done\" culture is all about. In part 9 of 12, I look at the ninth habit of high performers.
Launching New Products: Small and Opinionated
Launching new products is never easy. But if you want to do it well, they ought to be small and opinionated. At least that's my take. Here's the scoop.
5 Steps to High Productivity
How do you get so much done? The answer to that question is that a) I don't sleep a lot, and b) I follow 5 simple steps. Here are my productivity tips.
A Done Done Culture: Habit Eight
High performance folks understand what a \"Done Done\" culture is all about. In part 8 of 12, I look at the eighth habit of high performers.
Thesis 2.0 Review: 4 Reasons why I'm not a Convert
Since my Drag & Drop review came out right after Thesis 2.0 did, it was logical that people would start asking about it and how it compared. Here you go.
A Note to Non-Technical Founders: 10 Things I look for in a Start-Up
If you're a non-technical founder & approach me with a fantastic start-up opportunity, know this. I'm not looking at 1 factor. I'm looking at 10. So go deeper than market potential.
Design without Coding: Comparing Drag and Drop WordPress Themes
WordPress is known for being easy. Drag and Drop WordPress themes are trying to make it even easier to design without coding. Here's a comparison.
A Done Done Culture: Habit Seven
High performance folks understand what a \"Done Done\" culture is all about. In part 7 of 12, I look at the seventh habit of high performers.
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