Author: VUM

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WordCamp Presentation Featured in Everybody’s Dashboard

I recently gave a presentation at WordCamp in Sydney and the kind folks at wordpress.tv have added it to their website. So this morning when I checked into my WordPress dashboard I realised that we it’s now visible to everybody running WordPress.

Cool huh?

If you use WordPress to build websites for clients and you haven’t seen this presentation, you should.

Watch it here.

 

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How To Avoid Clients With No Budget

I imagine at some point in your career as a web designer you’ve had a client ask you if they can catch up for a coffee, or even lunch, to discuss their ideas for a new website. I also imagine that you have optimistically gone along in good faith, full of enthusiasm, ready to answer any questions they might have with a little excitement about using WordPress again with those new plugins you’ve just discovered.

I imagine after a lengthy discussion with your prospect over coffee or lunch (that you pay for – they are a potential new client after all) you discover they want to build a new version of Facebook, but only for holistic natural medicine practitioners in their local area, of which there are eight. Continue reading

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White Label CMS RSS Dashboard Panel

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Hi, Troy Dean here from Video User Manuals, and I’m very excited to bring you this video. This is the White Label CMS RSS Panel video. What does that mean? Well this is a new feature that we’ve built into Version 1.5 of the White Label CMS plug-in, which allows you to set up a dashboard panel for your clients which is an RSS feed of a blog. Continue reading

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White Label CMS Import Export

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Hi, Troy Dean here from Video User Manuals, and welcome to the White Label CMS Import/Export video. In this video, I’m going to show you how you can export your white label CMS settings from one website and import those settings into another website, which is very handy. If you’ve got the White Label CMS plug-in set up the way you like it, you can export those settings and import them into future websites and have the whole thing set up in a matter of seconds, really. Continue reading