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Stop the Presses: Gutenberg is What WordPress Needs, but It Doesn’t Go Nearly Far Enough
“Everyone’s a critic,” as the saying goes, and nowhere more so than around Gutenberg, the upcoming content editor overhaul slated for WordPress 5.0. Gutenberg has been the subject of soaring vision statements, angst-filled comments sections, and dozens (hundreds?) of cautiously-optimistic-to-mixed-to-confused-to-skeptical-to-concerned reviews.
It’s been a lot, and in entering the conversation we’re conscious of the need to say something new, and not just pile on the noise and (especially) the negativity. We have an approach that we think can help.
4 New Creative Use Cases on How to Automate Your Social Media Presence via WordPress
Let’s start with something fairly obvious – sharing your content on social media is important, of course. However, who actually has the time to really make it a truly deliberate and thought through practice?
Basically, even though we know it to be something very valuable in the long term, we find it hard to devote our time and attention to it on a daily basis.
So in comes auto sharing content to social media.
WordCamp Grand Rapids 2017 Sells Out, Organizers On Board for 2018 Event
The 4th edition of WordCamp Grand Rapids was held last weekend at Grand Valley State University’s downtown Pew Campus. After a brief hiatus following previous events in 2012, 2013, and 2014, the WordCamp is back in action with first-time lead organizer Cate DeRosia at the helm.
