I had the pleasure of doing a great interview session with Cliff Ravenscraft of GSPN.TV a few days ago. We talked a lot about WordPress, podcasting with WordPress, and the plugins I use to make sure my blogs/sites are running in tip-top shape.
You can listen to the show, as well as see the plugins with links, on the show page.
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I’ve been doing a lot of looking into using WordPress as a multi-author website/blog lately. A few of my clients have requested the need to handle (elegantly) multiple authors, so (being fresh on my mind) I feel inclined to share. One of the coolest plugin combinations I’ve come across recently is using Author Spotlight and…
