WordPress Themes, Plugins, News and Tutorials
Have you ever heard of writers block?
Thought so, but maybe if you’re a developer you’ve also come across something pretty similar: Programmers Block.
I submit that, with the exception of spaghetti code, that there’s nothing worse than the little flashing cursor in your editor window showing a blank code window.
Inspiration is something that programmers need just as much as writers and it’s often just as elusive to programmers as to writers when they have writers block.CONTINUE READING »
The Social media shareaholic WordPress plugin has been updated with a handful of new features. I was never been a fan of Shareaholic plugin and have always used Share bar plugin for adding social media buttons.
There are hundreds of thousands of people (including few hundred WPKube readers) using shareholic plugin.
It’s one of the most popular social sharing plugin for increasing social engagement.CONTINUE READING »
Brief History of WordPress! WordPress is the most popular blogging tool and dynamic content management system based on PHP and MYSQL and we as blogger love it. WordPress was first released in 2003 and these days more than 20% of all websites that are created are based on WordPress CMS.
By December 2011, WordPress 3.0 version was downloaded 65 million times. Now you can make predictions about WordPress popularity. CONTINUE READING »
What all would you try to keep your blog visitors engaged?
You’re definitely not prepared to dance the hornpipe on a moving ship’s mast, that’s for sure. How about using some great WordPress plugins to keep them engaged and make them want to come back for more?
Easier than the hornpipe? Definitely; and so much less dangerous too! Here are 11 of the top WordPress plugs for you to try.CONTINUE READING »
No matter what niche you’re in, list building plays a great role.
A large and engaged email list not only help you to get more exposure to your blog posts, it can also be a great way to monetize your blog.
Plus, a solid email list also much more likely to share your content on Twitter and Facebook.CONTINUE READING »
As it’s the weekend, maybe you have a little time to catch up on your reading. This post is part of a weekly series, Weekly Roundup. Feel free to read and enjoy some of these great posts I have found this week.
There have been some great tutorials and news from the WordPress community.
Here are some of the best articles I have read, shared, commented and retweeted on @wpkube.CONTINUE READING »
