By Patrick Daly on February 3, 2010
The most successful marketers have one thing in common — they know their audience. Unfortunately, I’ve taken my site in so many directions over the years that my audience has consistently changed, rather than consistently grown. So that’s mistake #1…
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By Patrick Daly on January 15, 2010
For the past two years I’ve give ten tips on how to better use WordPress so I wanted to continue the tradition. This time, however, I’m taking a bigger picture look at the WordPress horizon. These “tips” are less tangible than adding a snippet of code to a template or installing a new plugin. Still, you’ll surely find them helpful for understanding WordPress more as well as keeping up with the always evolving software.
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By Patrick Daly on November 7, 2009
This is a call to all those interested in using WordPress as a project management tool. I’m certainly not alone in desiring similar functionality that existing project management tools offer, namely Basecamp.…
Posted in WordPress | Tagged Project Management, WordPress
By Patrick Daly on October 24, 2009
Before you get too excited, child themes aren’t yet in the theme directory. That’s what this post is aimed at achieving though.
For those unfamiliar with child themes, just take a look at this explanation of…
Posted in WordPress | Tagged WordPress, WordPress Child Themes, WordPress Theme Directory
By Patrick Daly on September 17, 2009
WPMU.org, possibly the biggest influence on the WordPress MU community, is celebrating the fact that they’ve created just about 100 plugins, themes, and videos specifically for WPMU.
I’ve been an on-and-off-again user of their products and services and…
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By Patrick Daly on June 27, 2009
Posted in WordPress | Tagged wcdfw09, WordPress
By Patrick Daly on February 24, 2009

I was looking through one of my old posts, Hardcore WordPress Tips, and realized just how outdated it is. It’s just one year old this week and already 5 of the 10 tips I would consider bad…
Posted in WordPress | Tagged Content Management System, Hosting, PHP, Plugins, Search Engine Optimization, Search Engines, SEO, Usability, WordPress, Yahoo!
By Patrick Daly on November 25, 2008
For a current client we are trying to improve the reliability of WordPress’ search engine. By default, WP sorts results by date. You could argue that this makes sense for a blog because the most relevant results may be the…
Posted in WordPress | Tagged Google, Plugins, WordPress