SEO is a long-term strategy and improvements may take time to show results. It’s also important to regularly monitor and adjust your SEO strategy based on changes in search engine algorithms and competitor activities.
WordPress
WordPress is a content management system (CMS) powered by PHP, MySQL and JavaScript. WordPress is the world’s leading system to create websites and blogs. Currently, approximately 38% of all the content on the web was built with WordPress.
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BC Ferries Shortcode Display For WordPress
This plugin displays coming sailings for the BC Ferries Fleet. It draws upon the API from the BC Ferries API: the only public API for retrieving current data on BC Ferries sailings. Used in Pratt's app, BC Ferry Times, an iOS app to get the latest ferry schedule and sailing capacities. It uses references to the terminals: "TSA" -> Tsawwassen "SWB" -> Swartz Bay "SGI" -> Southern Gulf Islands "DUK" -> Duke Point (Nanaimo) "FUL" -> Fulford Harbour (Salt Spring Island) "HSB" -> Horseshoe Bay...
Pearl Learning
With over eighteen years of experience in English language education and instruction, Dr. Anar Rajabali brings her expert knowledge – and passion and reverence for the written word – to each one of her students.
What is the best WordPress hosting site?
A good web host should provide reliable uptime, fast loading times, and excellent customer support.
Pacific Island Audio
Pacific Island Audio is a Pro Audio Sales and Distributor based in Canada. We helped them highlight their product mix.
What’s the difference between posts and pages in WordPress?
In WordPress, posts and pages are two of the most commonly used content types. Posts are typically used for blog entries, news updates, and other types of content that are time-sensitive and frequently updated. Pages, on the other hand, are used for more static content, such as an About Us page or a Contact page.
Linking Gravity Forms to BuddyPress Forums
I was posed with problem: make BuddyPress forum topics from a Gravity Forms form submission. Turning Gravity Form submissions into posts isn't a big party trick-- that is built in. What doesn't work, is the linkage to a particular forum as a new topic. So: I did some hacking (see the code below). I made a gravity form I have it posting to the post_type for topics I put in a hidden value with the label of "forum_id" and the number for that forum id as the default value for the hidden value I...
Hiring a Webmaster vs. Retaining a Web Management Company
According to data from the Canada's Job Bank, the median hourly wage for web developers in Canada is $30.50. That works out to an annual salary of around $63,000 based on a full-time work week. It's important to consider other costs associated with hiring an employee: benefits, training, and employment insurance. These costs can add significantly to the overall cost of putting a full-time webmaster on staff. It's important to carefully consider the costs and benefits of hiring a webmaster on...
Gravity Formulas
Gravity Forms is a form building tool from Rocket Genius. It's a fantastic and powerful tool. We've used Gravity Forms on client sites for years. Gravity Formulas is a marketplace of premade forms to save site owners the time it takes to put one of these forms into place. Install the plugin on your site, pick the forms you need, they will be automatically added to your site and you can customize the settings to make them work for your site.
Turning the Clock, One More Time (Daylight Savings Time)
On November 1, many provinces and territories across Canada may be turning the clock back an hour for the last time. Before automation in technology, we were required to remember two special dates that required the hard labour of changing our clocks by an hour. This quirked its way into two sayings we’ve engraved into our brains “Spring Forward” and “Fall Back” - a way to depict which direction to move the hour based on the season. However, even with technology advancements that meant...