The President of International Virtual Women’s Chamber of Commerce, Jerrilyn B. Thomas, decided to feature Customize WordPress as part of the Business Opportunity center. You can read all about it by clicking here. If you visit this web page, you will be able to take advantage of the specials that we currently have going on.
by Kim Beasley
For those of you who do not know what a WordPress plugin is, I want to define this first. A WordPress plugin is an add-on that you can install into WordPress’ backend to give it more functionality. Such as showing all of your post on the frontpage or showing only one on the frontpage. Or maybe you want to have the ability to control the content on your sidebar easily.
These are examples of plugins that you can find by visiting WordPress Plugin webpage (click here). This page will give you detailed instruction about WordPress Plugins which will give your WordPress installation more functionality.
Steps to take to install a WordPress plugin:
by Jim Estill
It was easier when I was running EMJ, since I had built EMJ slowly over 25 years so people got to know me better as the company grew. At SYNNEX, I have a whole new group of people who wondered about who I was. Blogging was one way to bridge this gap.
I am a life long learner. Doing SYNNEX threw me into a huge and fast learning curve. Part of me wants to share and inspire people. Blogging was a natural way for me to do this.
From this experience I came up with Jim Estill’s Ten Rules of Blogging:
1. Have a theme. This helps attract readers. It provides a framework around which to blog. I chose Time Leadership as my theme. I have had a long interest in the use of time and published an audio book on time management. I am constantly looking for new time reducing ideas to add to my present material.
by Linda J Bruton
I put off starting a blog for a long time because I thought it would be hard. I thought it would be technical. I thought I’d have to install scripts and tear my hair out getting them to work. At that point, most of what I’d read about blogs and RSS was just so much geek-speak.
Was I ever wrong!
