Will Block-based Themes Enable Anyone to Write a Theme?
Justin Tadlock did a solid analysis of the proposed strategy for creating block-based themes that was published last month. Worth a read.
Recommended Read | Social media doesn’t sell books, but…
Interesting post by Dan Blank of WeGrowMedia lays out out the importance of building relationships with your audience.
Andrew Grey Selects Outcome Labs
Outcome labs is very pleased to have been selected by author Andrew Grey to provide Wordpress development and support services.
Recommended Read: Niche Markets
Interesting piece about "getting to know a niche market" published recently on Book Machine by Áine Ryan, a marketing lead at Jessica Kingsley Publishers.
Congratulations Dreamspinner Press
Congratulations to Elizabeth North, Anne Reagan, Lynn West, and the rest of the Dreamspinner Press family including all of the talented authors who have written the books and the amazing, loyal, and incredibly supportive community of readers. We are honored to have been invited to participate in this amazing journey.
Has that password been compromised?
Google has recently released the Password Checkup chrome extension. Whenever you sign in to a site, Password Checkup will trigger a warning if the username and password you use is one of over 4 billion credentials that Google knows to be unsafe.
WordPress 5.0 Releases Tomorrow. Are You Ready?
The Wordpress Core Development Team has announced the Wordpress 5.0 will be released tomorrow, December 6, 2018. This major update to the Wordpress platform features a brand new editing tool, the Gutenberg block editor. Are you ready?
Ten Building Blocks of a Successful Author Platform
Doing session next week at Dreamspinner Press Authors Workshop to share practical tips to help authors do a “health check” on ten fundamental supporting elements or “building blocks” for their platform.
Authors, where do you create?
Thoughtful piece by Dan Blank of WeGrowMedia this morning about writing spaces for authors and how where they create can help them write more.