If you are in the process of creating a social media marketing campaign, did you know that the relationships that you can build on various Web 2.0 channels can be some of the best relationships you have? You can follow interesting discussions and get to know people who are writing the topics you would like [...]

Online Reputation Management (ORM) is the process of monitoring and protecting your personal or business brand reputation from negative exposure online. ORM is becoming more crucial since buying decisions can be directly influenced by what is being said about you online. A dedicated ORM strategy usually combines various digital marketing, social…[Read more]

Managing your online reputation is sometimes thought of as the dark side of social media and Web 2.0. Online reputation management has become a necessity for many public officials, major companies, celebrities and various other online businesses. It is a fact that bad news travels faster than good news.

ORM (Online Reputation Management) is the process of safeguarding your online reputation, business image, and character. The internet has opened the doors for everyone to connect, interact, and share with one another. It has also opened the doors for everyone to voice dishonest opinions, discredit businesses, and to smear reputations online.

Have you seen blogs where thumbnails are displayed next to the blog post content usually found on the home page, search pages, categories and archive pages of the blog? Have a look at Mashable‘s home page and this blog’s home page to see this in action.

Have you seen blogs where different types of RSS feeds are displayed on pages and blog posts? If you have installed WordPress out of the box, the only way that you can add RSS feeds to your theme is usually via the “RSS” feed widget but then it is only displayed on a widget ready [...]

WordPress is great! In my opinion it’s one of the best PHP frameworks available. Ok, maybe “PHP framework” is a bit far-fetched but since I’ve started using and developing on WordPress for my websites, I’m not developing around other open source CMS (Content Management System) or other blogging systems any more. I’m also not using [...]