Originally, the reason to use Wordpress is that the SE (Search Engines) loved it! It was part of the blog revolution... the assumption was that a blog was real people speaking from personal experience. SE assumed (and largely still does) that the personal experience of real people is what Web Searchers (their Customers) were looking for. The hilarious thing is, as you will notice if you have every surfed blogs, for example, to get backlinks from comments, is that MOST OF ORGANIC CONTENT ON THE

I just posted this, uh, post on Warrior Forum in response to a discussion asking, "What is Content". Thought it might interest those here. Enjoy! I have always been interested in the concept of being a Knowledge Engineer. So, what does that mean? Well, you go from data into information into knowledge. In the 1990s, we saw the term, "data swamp", as computers gather more and more datum and the rise of the Internet made much of it available. With info, the datum is gathered together into wha

I like the Author, Piers Anthony, and he once stated that the turning point between him being an aspiring author and a successful professional author was when he stopped writing a couple of novels a year, just to have them turned down, and began writing synopsis, or idea briefs, and sending those to Editors instead. Then, he only worked on the ones that already had a "Customer", that is Editors and Publishers who wanted them. Hmmm. How does this relate to what we are trying to do with our nic

There seems to be little tolerance of my trying to identify members who I want to follow as my Mentors here at WA. The prevailing attitude seems to be: Follow what we say and all will be good. However, levels that would qualify as making a living online for a person supporting a family are seen as "reaching for the stars", and those who are doing it would be "bragging" to reveal themselves. There are two concepts from my Business Administration Minor that I would like to share. Opportunity Cost

IDK. Huzzah! testing...