There’s a ton of plugins for WordPress to make life easier. I’ve tried a lot, and they don’t always work out or deliver. This week I’m going to cover the ones I use, and also explain what they do that makes them so handy. All of them are free, except one I purchased (and it was worth it). I’ll split this into two posts because there’s quite a few to cover, they are really worth using.
Essential WordPress Plugins Part 1
Posted by Nick Bentley on August 22nd, 2010
How To Improve Your Search Engine Ranking Quickly
Posted by Nick Bentley on August 20th, 2010
Optimizing your site or blog for search engine ranking isn’t that hard. There’s plenty of tutorials on how, but the thing that holds many sites back is their Google Pagerank. It’s kind of like a popularity contest, and the sites linking to yours with one way links (not to a site you link back to, Google can spot that and discounts it) determine how high your site ranks. Most people don’t have any idea how to get a high pagerank site to link to them, but there is an affordable solution.
Prevent Identity Theft With The Uniball 207 Pen
Posted by Nick Bentley on August 20th, 2010
Whether you’re in business or not, there’s thing called “check washing”. It’s where a thief drives around taking mail out of mailboxes, then they bleach any checks and rewrite them to steal your money. The solution to this source of identity theft
Why Affiliate Marketers Need An Employer ID Number.
Posted by Nick Bentley on August 19th, 2010
If you’re shopping for an Internet business, you’ll probably try quite a few before finding the right one. There’s lots of affiliate programs as well, and all of them ask for your social security number or EIN. It’s very important to get an employer ID number and you can get it online for free from the IRS at
Dell Adamo XPS 13 AX-3601GSL Review
Posted by Nick Bentley on August 17th, 2010
Dell Adamo XPS 13 AX-3601GSL
The Dell Adamo XPS 13 AX-3601GSL is my new favorite laptop for several reasons. My previous Sony Vaio was nice but showing it’s age, being almost six years old. This new model is fast, stylish, and one you’ll actually want to take along with you on trips. It’s a real PC with good performance, compared to the tablets and netbooks which for me, make too many compromises. I wouldn’t use it for a desktop replacement, but it fills the role I think notebooks should fill, and that’s be usable for all but the most heavy duty applications, but light and slim enough so you actually want to take it with you. I’ve owned 8lb notebooks in the past, and they always got left at home. The new offering by Dell weighs in at 3.2 lbs, and features the newest
