Thanks to another invitation from Ian Stewart to take part in his annual blog post looking at the future of WordPress theming. I’m getting more direct and to-the-point as I get older and grumpier… hope you enjoy it!
The future of WordPress themes (2009)
This entry was written by Alister Cameron and posted on 3 March 2009 at 12:15 am and tagged: Ian Stewart, themeshaper, vanilla theme, Wordpress, wordpress-plugins, wordpress-themes. // Bookmark the permalink. Follow any comments here with the RSS feed for this post. // Post a comment or leave a trackback: Trackback URL.
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How can SEO and a search engine marketing campaign improve Leadsmarketer website (www.leadsmarketer.com) position in the search engines? Our marketing and sales department invested a lot of resources in writing all the content for our web site but we just can’t seem to be ranking high enough in the engines, while our competition is on top. Do we have to re-write it all over again?
The Vanilla theme is pretty sweet man. I for one have to vote for more themes that offer total customization. Bloggers want to spend their time blogging and not tackling code.
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