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How to Easily Recover a WordPress Site After a Crash
Over the years, we have seen thousands of BlogVault customers needing to recover their websites under two circumstances. The first situation is when something is broken on their website but still loads; and the second is when the site doesn’t load at all. If the site still loads, restoring a backup is easy and takes…
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Can a products plus services business plan be good for a small WordPress agency? Insights from Rahul Bansal, the founder of rtCamp
The correct answer to this question, for any WordPress agency, is that, it depends. Running an agency which delivers quality products and services can be daunting. While many are looking for the answers to be able to balance both, very few agencies actually can manage both successfully. A good example in the Indian WordPress community…
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BlogVault makes WordPress migrations to Pantheon easy with ‘Pantheon Migrations’
BlogVault has developed, and in collaboration with Pantheon created Pantheon Migrations. Pantheon is the world’s largest website management platform, delivering Drupal and WordPress as a service. Pantheon’s multi-tenant, container-based cloud platform enables web teams to build, launch, and run all of their websites from a single dashboard with ease. You can now migrate your WordPress…
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Code of Conduct
From the Newsroom Raji Chacko An online writer’s code of conduct. While the Internet offers nearly limitless freedom of expression, it might help to fashion a few ethical rules… British MP Stella Creasy is one of many high profile women, including feminist campaigner Caroline Criado-Perez, historian Mary Beard and journalists India Knight and Laurie Penny,…
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Introduction to an article
From the Newsroom Raji Chacko Make your introduction matter! Ensure your introduction packs a punch, so your readers stick around to read the entire article. I have often been deceived into reading articles on topics I care little for, merely because of a well-crafted introduction. Similarly, I have been driven to click away from a…
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Spell Check
From the Newsroom Raji Chacko Look (spell check) before you leap (to publishing) A review of your work before you publish it always gives it a professional shine. In the case of spelling mistakes, it’s good to be extra careful and take steps to avoid them – such glaring errors can stand out and they…
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Headlines
From the Newsroom Raji Chacko Just how important is a headline to a news article? During the course of my career, I worked for two different newspapers. At the first of these, I was considered a decent editor, but my appraisal always noted that I needed to work on my headlines. When I tell you…
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Headlines
From the Newsroom Raji Chacko Just how important is a headline to a news article? During the course of my career, I worked for two different newspapers. At the first of these, I was considered a decent editor, but my appraisal always noted that I needed to work on my headlines. When I tell you…
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Quotations
From the Newsroom Raji Chacko Examining the use and abuse of quotation marks and pondering its punctuation. The Unabridged Devil’s Dictionary might not seem as cheeky today as it did when it was first thought up by Ambrose Bierce in the 1880s. However, many of its definitions still make for entertaining reading. Bierce, a columnist himself…
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Spruce up your sentences – make them reader friendly
From the Newsroom Raji Chacko In a previous post, I had discussed tips for making sentences shorter and more precise. Soon after I typed up that piece I stumbled on to this quote from Stanley Fish’s How to Write a Sentence and Read One: “[Pared-down prose] is a real loss, not because we necessarily need…
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