Category: Blog
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Can you Monetize your private social network?
Building a private social network is fun. It’s exciting, it’s rewarding but when you’re building it as part of a business, it should also be profitable. Not only is it possible to make money with a community, it’s also possible to do it in a number of different ways.
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Identifying a Good WordPress Plugin
Earlier in the week, we talked about how understanding plugins can be the key to success as a developer/designer; here’s some tips for deciding which plugins are worth yours and your clients’ time (before you consider how well they’ll integrate with the client’s chosen theme and business strategy/functions).
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WordPress News: a Rise in Brute Force Password Attacks
Malware removal company Sucuri noticed a massive spike in WordPress malware “visitorTracker_isMob” in the last two weeks.
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Plugins Could Be The Key to Boosting Your WordPress Client List
When people commission a WordPress site, they’re looking for something unique; something that is as visually appealing as it is functional. They want a website that will give them an edge over their competition.
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Video content is vital to the success of your private social network
In five years, most of Facebook will be video.
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Surveying the members of your private social network
Your stats will tell you a great deal about the health of your private social network but it won’t tell you everything you need to know. Occasionally, you’ll need to dig a little deeper and talk to your members directly. You need to send them a survey.
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The difference between Contribution and Commitment in your private social network
A chicken and a pig are walking through a farm together. The chicken turns to the pig and says, “Hey, we should open a restaurant together.”
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Why Your Online Course Needs a Private Social Network
Online education has its upsides and downsides.
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How We Develop PeepSo
To maintain the highest possible standard, minimize bugs and keep PeepSo improving steadily and quickly, development of the plugin follows a strict process.
