You are reading this on my blog. That is why many people would refer to this article as a blog post (however, I use the terms article and blog post interchangeably). If another blogger had written this blog post for me to gain exposure for their own blog, it could …
SiteGround are a web hosting company that was funded in 2004 by some University friends. The company now boasts 140 employees; which helps them manage the 600 tickets, 300 phone calls and over 800 chat requests they receive every day. They have data centres in three major cities around the …
Like many people, I have a love-hate relationship with Facebook. It bores me to tears sometimes and I always feel that people are sharing too much of their lives on it. I know more about other people’s families than I do my own; which illustrates how open some people are …
Over the last few years, I have tried to adopt a minimalistic approach to life. My CD’s and DVD’s were sold or given away because I realised that they were doing more than take up space in my house. Likewise, most of my books have been stored away as I …
A year ago I criticised Flippa about how expensive and ineffective their listing upgrades are. I have never been alone on this matter. Over the years, many active Flippa traders have criticised them for charging abhorrent fees for listings. My last listing there was a domain listing in December 2013. …
Infographics have become very popular over the last few years. This is no doubt due to people sharing images and content through Facebook and Twitter. When I first viewed infographics, I generally found them quite interesting as they packed a lot of useful information into an easy to use image. …
CSS sprites allow you to combine multiple images into one. The technique reduces the amount of storage your images use and speeds up the loading of your website. I wrote about the technique in my recent article on WP Hub entitled “Speeding Up a WordPress Website“. I have been working …
I recently signed up to a service entitled Tynt. They explain that 82% of content that is shared on the internet occurs through copy and paste. What they do is help you analyse that traffic. The service is free and only takes a few minutes to sign up. Once you …
Last month I showed you how you can redirect your old WordPress permalink structure to /%postname%/. Today I’d like to show you a much simpler snippet of code that helps redirect all 404 not found error messages to your home page. This can be useful if you have a small …
Before relaunching this blog last week I checked my Google Analytics data for the site. KevinMuldoon.com hadn’t been actively updated for the best part of two years but I knew it still got a little traffic and was curious as to where it was coming from. The majority of links …