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Adding a Facebook “Like” button to your WordPress site is a great way to connect socially with your audience and to drive traffic to and from your site and your Facebook page. This post will cover two ways to add a “Like” button to your site, and each requires a Facebook App ID and an […]
Continue ReadingDig our new digs! Big Big Design now has a new office in Pittsburgh. We’re at The Beauty Shoppe, the co-working space on Penn Avenue in East Liberty. It’s a nice, bright, and open place, and we couldn’t be happier. Come visit! As excited as we are about having official space in Pittsburgh, we’re staying […]
Continue ReadingIf you’ve searched a site recently on Google, you may have noticed information about events or services appear to the right of your primary search results, or in expanded search results. These are Google snippets, and they are created by setting structured data in Google Webmaster tools. Google has simplified the process of creating snippets […]
Continue ReadingOn Tuesday, June 25, I’ll be speaking at the Technology Symposium, an event offered by the Butler County Chamber of Commerce, the Tri-County Technology Consortium, Butler County Community College, and Butler County Business Matters. The theme of this symposium is security, and I’ll be speaking about online security in social networks and how to keep your […]
Continue ReadingPlease, for the love of clear communication and thought, everyone get this straight: “This Is a Blog Post. It Is Not a “Blog.”“ The reasons for avoiding this linguistic boner are pretty simple. The first, and perhaps most obvious, is that it can be confusing. No matter what dictionary you check—online, Urban, or otherwise—you will […]
Continue ReadingIf you use “admin” as the default administrative login for your WordPress site, it may be vulnerable to hacking. News outlets are reporting and Matt Mullenwag is discussing the recent Brute-force botnet attacks on WordPress sites with the default “admin” account, and the take away is: change the username, use a strong password.
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