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  • Monthly Mother Lode of MacDaddy Links: September 2009

    This is it – you’ve struck the Mother Lode of MacDaddy links! All my Delicious bookmarks from September 2009 compiled and somewhat organized by subject matter. Not claiming to be the TOP links of the month (whatever that is) but these are links I have saved to my own personal bookmarks because I have found them valuable and useful.

  • MacDaddy Links of the Week: Sep. 6-11

    It’s been a busy week on the interwebs, full of all kinds of useful new articles and information. This week’s compilation of links is loaded with wonderful tidbits of advice, information, tutorials, downloads, applications and more! I have loosely organized them in topical sections to aid in your browsing.

  • How To Build Your Online Presence On The Cheap – Step 5: The Do-It-Yourself Website Theme
    WordPress Logo

    This is the 5th installment of the series, so if you are just arriving you should start at the beginning. Also be sure to subscribe to the RSS feed, sign up to receive updates via email (I promise – no spam!) and bookmark this site so you don’t miss any updates!

    In the previous step we got your domain name, signed up for your hosting server and installed WordPress. In this step we’ll look at finding the right theme for your brand.

  • How To Build Your Online Presence On The Cheap – Step 4: The Do-It-Yourself Website Install
    The Do-It-Yourself Website Install

    If you have followed the previous steps and have a good set of goals, a solid idea of where you’re heading and a visual identity that supports it, then it’s time to begin creating what will become your primary vehicle for steering the road toward your online dreams. Your website will be your headquarters – the place you can best communicate your message. With your website you will be able to track visitors and traffic and get a tangible readout of who is interested in your product, your message, and/or your online presence. All of the other elements will contribute, but they should be viewed as rivers that flow into the ocean that is your website.