Teresa Rosché Ott 
Have you added AMP (Accelerated Mobile Pages) to your WordPress site? Should you add them? I dig into quick & dirty pros & cons so you can decide. If you’re ready to rock, I’ll give you the 2 links and 4 steps that’ll have you AMPed up in a jiffy.
Turn know-how into cash by creating and selling an information product. ConvertKit’s Product Creation Masterclass will help.
Blog more. Stress less. Use *all* your creative blog post ideas with my tips, recommended (free!) tools for WordPress and my helpful blog post cheat sheet.
One of these days it’ll all come together. You’ll quit daydreaming & start a blog. But is waiting really the right way to do it? Not exactly. Here’s what to do instead.
Why is your website so slow to load? Get your head around what you can do yourself to speed up your WordPress website.
If you have a WordPress website, you MUST do WordPress plugin updates. Worried they’ll cause a website meltdown? Here’s practical, actionable advice for updating safely (and sanely!).
My 3rd self-published book was the easiest & best looking so far. Behind-the-scenes video showing Pressbooks, the inexpensive e-book writing, editing & production tool I used.
I outsourced an infographic for a small-budget personal project. Here’s how I got what I paid for…or, really – paid for what I got!
WordPress is a powerhouse that, in the right hands, can help small, independent eateries thrive and grow. But for businesses without the resources (skill, time, money) to devote to it, WordPress is by far more of a liability than an asset.
Hubby and I recently attended the local chili cook-off, an annual event that brings out the crowds as well as the businesses and politicians hoping to appeal to them. Local architect, business owner and former city councilman Terry Miller was one of the folks manning the ticket table, and familiar chit-chat ensued as we bought our tickets. He … Read more
A while back, Elizabeth Urello of Automattic (the people behind WordPress), wrote a post about whether a person should use WordPress.com or WordPress.org. That’s a common question among people with only basic familiarity with either flavor of WordPress. The article offers the best analogy (the freedoms and responsibilities of owning versus renting property) I’ve seen … Read more
