Monthly Archives: November 2012


A Shopping Cart for WordPress

A Shopping Cart for your WebsiteWhat options do you have for adding a shopping cart to a WordPress site?

Well it so happens that when it comes to finding the best WordPress shopping cart, you have a huge number of choices, 3 of which are listed in this post. Of the 3, 2 are plugins for WordPress and the 3rd is a suggested e-commerce solution from Woo themes. (more…)


Kindle Fire HD Review

If you are interested in trending ways of making money online, then Kindle eBooks would definitely be an apt inclusion in your list of diversified ways to monetize your site.  This applies regardless of whether you plan to join the Amazon Associates program and sell Kindle eBooks for commission or if you plan on writing eBooks yourself for Kindle readers.

Either way, a Kindle reader will most likely be one of your tools of trade.

So let’s see if the Kindle Fire HD is the Kindle for you. (more…)


Hyperlinked Bookmarks 1

Web Page JumpsOften you might want to direct a reader to the middle of a particular page on your site or perhaps to the end of a page or a post. Either way, you are probably trying to refer your readers to some particular content on that page and don’t want to leave it up to them to plough through the entire page looking for the snippet that you have asked them to find.

The way to do this is by using bookmarks and these are very easy to set up in your code. The following shows you how … (more…)


WordPress To Go Review: How to Build a WordPress Website 3

WordPress to Go

How To Build A WordPress Website On Your Own Domain, From Scratch, Even If You Are A Complete Beginner

By Sarah McHarry

I come across a lot of people who start off with their own domain name and then they get an experienced developer to build their site for them using WordPress. At the end of the development stage they have their website but they don’t know how to edit it, how to modify it and generally how to be independent of the original web developer.

You don’t want to be in a position where you have to pay a developer for every page update that you need to make. Otherwise, you’ll end up with a site that is rarely updated and one that you have little or no control over and certainly one that is devoid of the creative excitement that comes with building your own site. A WordPress tutorial such as this can allow you to create your own website and/or modify it whenever you want and in the way that you want. (more…)