For your viewing pleasure, and because I’ve had the lovely honor to update this morning, here is a “best of the best” video (and a link to the full post) as to what to expect for WordPress 2.6 (Tyner). Enjoy!
For your viewing pleasure, and because I’ve had the lovely honor to update this morning, here is a “best of the best” video (and a link to the full post) as to what to expect for WordPress 2.6 (Tyner). Enjoy!

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Any good content marketer worth his or her salt knows the value of using links in their content. It’s a good strategy to practice – whether you’re linking internally to content you’ve written in the past or to external resources you mention in posts. However, a lot of people overlook a small, single detail that could…