Why Do 70 Million Sites Use WordPress?

There are now 70 million sites that use WordPress as reported by a couple of websites. That’s up 50% from last year’s figure of 35 million! And if you missed this report, 48% of the top 100 blogs are actually developed in WordPress But this should come as no surprise at all. Here are the [...]

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According to Pingdom and as reported by TechCrunch, about 48% of the top 100 blogs online use WordPress! In 2009 there are just about 27 of the top 100 blogs that use WordPress. And this figure almost doubled in three years time. 2009 statistics 2012 statistics The current statistics is also a good gauge as [...]

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In the early days of the internet, directories and search engines were the main sources of getting traffic to your website. But things have changed as the internet evolved. YouTube, Digg and similar websites giving out free information became an alternative to search engines. This became the second generation of traffic sources. Then came the [...]

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If your website still does not have a mobile strategy, then you are falling behind the pack. And once you begin to entertain of having a mobile strategy for your website, you are bound to answer the question on whether to go mobile app or mobile web. What’s the difference? This infographic shows you what [...]

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If your website is not targetting wireless devices i.e. smart phone and tablets, then it will lag behind the pack. With a lot of websites competing for online attention, the only way to ensure survival is to stay ahead of the pack before the next revolution becomes mainstream. This especially important if you are monetizing [...]

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Creating a subdomain is another way to organize your website. Subdomains are folders in your website that can be accessed with a special URL. This can help your visitors to navigate to that section of your website much quicker especially if your website has too many subsections. Subdomains are also known as third level domains. [...]

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If you are growing your website and looking for new sources of traffic and you haven’t heard of Pinterest.com, then you could be falling quite behind your competitors. Big brands i.e. Whole Foods, Better Homes and Gardens, etc., have already jumped on the Pinterest wagon to get new sources of referrals. Here’s why you should [...]

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Here’s a great infographic that tells the tale of the current state of the web. How can you take advantage of such information to benefit your website? Here’s how… 1 – Information is the best product on the internet. People go to the internet mainly to consume information. There are various medium to disburse information [...]

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Understanding where to get visitors to your website through social media is as important as SEO. That’s because more and more people are spending their time in social media sites. For website owners doing their own marketing, this piece of knowledge is an opportunity to attract visitors to their sites. After all opportunity dances with [...]

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HTML (Hyper Text Markup Language) is making a comeback this 2012. For a moment you would think that HTML would be dead because of the emergence of technologies like Flash and Silverlight. With these new technologies, it is possible to create graphic and animated powered websites that makes HTML look like a Jurassic technology. But [...]

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