Melbourne, Australia
SEO training is a sought after service and something I get quite a few email questions about. There a few companies offering SEO courses in this space, but most of them are aimed at beginners or offer some sort of online learning component. I’ve had … [Continue reading]
WordPress Developers and Users came together at the Queensland University of Technology, for the first WordCamp held in Brisbane, Australia. Previously, WordCamps have taken place in Sydney, Melbourne and the Gold Coast. WordCamp Brisbane took place … [Continue reading]
WordPress is everywhere you turn, it's by far the one the most popular web platforms in use today. One of the reasons I love WordPress is because of the community. For anyone into WordPress, there’s an Australian WordCamp being held in Brisbane on … [Continue reading]
SMX Sydney 2015 (#smxsydney or #smxsyd15) took place this year at the SMC Conference and Function Centre on Goulburn Street in the heart of Sydney, Australia. SMX is one of the premier search marketing conferences and one of the few quality search … [Continue reading]
WordPress Menus might not be a very "cool" topic, but a solid site structure and user friendly navigation is an extremely important component of any website. Well thought out navigation and menus help overall user experience and lay the foundations … [Continue reading]
WordPress training seems to be a common question I get via my contact form, so I thought I'd post about an upcoming session taking place over the next few weeks at the Footscray Community Arts Centre. I'll be hosting training workshops on how to … [Continue reading]
Choosing the right WordPress Theme is critical, the success of your site is riding on it. Last night I took a session on WordPress Themes at the Melbourne WordPress User Meetup at Inspire9 in Richmond, below is the slide deck for anyone interested. … [Continue reading]
You've probably heard about the 'Poodle' vulnerability, it's been front page news on most tech new sites today. Poodle is the name that has been given to a vulnerability which is the result of a design flaw in a 17 year old protocol - SSL version … [Continue reading]
Shellshock (or Shell Shocker) is the name given to a recent vulnerability affecting systems running the Bash shell. Bash is the default shell on most Unix/Linux systems, so it's a big deal. If You're Using a Hosting Provider Most hosting providers … [Continue reading]
OpenSSL is a software package and developer library that programmers have used to create the systems used for encrypted communications on the majority of servers. These communication channels include a variety of services and protocols, the most … [Continue reading]
If you're learning about WordPress and looking for some help getting started, here's a presentation I gave at the Melbourne WordPress Meetup going over downloading and installing WordPress using cPanel, setting up a MySQL database, as well as a few … [Continue reading]
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