Microsoft Word and WordPress don’t play well together. Here is a brief tutorial on how to fix problems that happen from copying and pasting content from MS Word into WordPress’ WYSIWYG editors.

Have you noticed? Bloggers these days seem to be writing shorter and shorter articles, with many of the longer ones artificially inflated with images. So what’s up with this trend? And why is it starting to dominate the industry?

We all have a tendency to use acronyms, abbreviations, and technical jargon when writing articles, all without ever explaining what they mean. The result? We end up alienating our readers. Here are 3 ways to stop speaking Greek and start speaking a language that your readers understand.

One of the hardest things for any website to do, especially new sites, is to make their visitors trust them. After all, there are so many scams on the internet today, and savvy web surfers are on high alert.

Here are 5 ways to greatly improve the credibility and trustworthiness of your website.

Have you ever wondered where the popular Lorem Ipsum text comes from and why just about every designer, developer, and template source uses it? Or perhaps you have just wanted to know what it means? Maybe not… Either way, we decided to get to the bottom of it.

One thing that many webmasters don’t know is that by participating in link exchanges, you could be hurting your search engine rankings. Read what Google says about link exchanges.

In the past, we’ve spoken about how to protect content that you post on your website, as well as methods to minimize the chance that it is stolen. Additionally, we have even spoken about what to do if your content is taken. But sometimes, thieves go one step further. And you might find yourself with more stolen than just your content.

After blogging for some time, it might be hard for you to find new things to write about. If you need some inspiration, take a look at our list of 36 ways to cure writer’s block.