Using StatCounter for Website Analytics

Summary StatCounter.com is a great service for learning more about your website visitors. The user data is anonymous. You only get the IP address of the visitor, and some information about their browser and computer, but nothing personally identifiable -- necessary information collected by all websites as part of managing multiple site visitors and page requests. What's … Continue reading Using StatCounter for Website Analytics

The Grid: A Website So Smart it Designs Itself

Content is power. Power your content on The Grid. http://www.thegrid.io This is not another do-it-yourself website builder. The Grid harnesses the power of artificial intelligence to take everything you throw at it - videos, images, text, urls and more - and automatically shape them into a custom website unique to you. As your needs grow, … Continue reading The Grid: A Website So Smart it Designs Itself

Using WordPress with Facebook, Twitter, and Social Media

Summary WordPress.com and WordPress.org (self-hosted) websites have the ability to automatically announce new posts via social networks such as Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, and other social media. WordPress.org self-hosted sits will need the JetPack plug-in. Connecting In your Dashboard under Settings > Sharing you'll find the various social networks you can connect to. To make the … Continue reading Using WordPress with Facebook, Twitter, and Social Media

WordPress.com to WordPress.org Website Migration Tips

Summary This page provides a brief introduction to WordPress.com and WordPress.org (self hosted) options for hosting a website. Then below instructions are provided for migrating from WordPress.com hosting to WordPress.org with a self-hosting provider. WordPress.com Hosting Some websites are anticipated to be well served, indefinitely, by the WordPress.com hosting package that costs $18 per year. … Continue reading WordPress.com to WordPress.org Website Migration Tips