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We were having trouble with a site's memory limits. We had a dozen or so plugins running, but nothing out of the ordinary, and we kept hitting memory limits. What to do? Switch hosts.
Joui Turandot needed a rebranding from her "Joui Style" brand and site to take it to the next level. Beyond just Joui and her style, but focusing on her clients and what she was going to do to help those clients: Fashion Eye for Men was born.
When I'm setting up services for my website--and for those of my clients--I'm not only looking at the features and services, but I'm trying to gauge if they'll be around for a while.
We have some "private" discussions going on here at Creative Storefront and I'd like to have them here on the site somehow rather than just emails.
Test post. I want this post to only viewable by admin users. Ideally not even visible to the public anywhere on the site (not just a "You're not an admin, so you can't read this." I also don't want it going to the RSS feed. Although it probably already did ... I'm testing out User [...]
Chris Brogan wrote "How to Think Of Blog Posts" just when I was thinking about what to put into our new-found site here.
Great stats, easy-to-use editor to create your newsletter, love the backend interface, and, well, yeah, funny monkeys hanging around. Also, like Vertical Response, they don't force you to do a monthly plan, but you can pay per recipient only when you send a newsletter.
Lone Mørch (lonemorch.com) needed a site for her writing that wasn't too much like--but not too far from either--her Lolo's Boudoir (lolosboudoir.com) photography site.
Complete with PDF downloads (easily updated by Pete's staff), newsletter, and RSS feeds with up-to-the-minute real estate news, Pete's site will be very helpful to buyers and sellers.
Pee-in-your-pants-funny satirical newspaper site using quite some WP features: voting, polls, social bookmarks, etc.