Category Archives: Writing

Free Beer? Not From Most Brochure Sites

Posted on April 24, 2008 by Elizabeth Able

Yesterday Cre8asite had a brief fling with free beer. I believe that the ability of a title tag and description tag to pull an unusual number of clicks in the SERPs is one of the most powerful parts of SEO. … Continue reading →

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No Rest For The Dyslexic

Posted on March 10, 2008 by Elizabeth Able

Yesterday, or earlier today, or at some point before I got going this yesterday morning… scratch that. Starting over: I re-set my clock for daylight savings time. Or I thought I did. In reality, I set it an hour behind … Continue reading →

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Creative Blogging: Plans Versus Experience

Posted on February 20, 2008 by Elizabeth Able

In my past life there was a time when I drew every day. I had dedicated studio space where anywhere from ten to thirty drawings would be tacked to the “good light” part of the wall that was reserved for … Continue reading →

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Random Bytes On Naked Blogging

Posted on February 16, 2008 by Elizabeth Able

How much self disclosure is too much? Some is essential, because readers need a degree of background information, and not only on the facts and logistics of a non-personal issue. As long as I want to communicate why I care, … Continue reading →

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Protecting Customizations to WordPress Default

Posted on February 6, 2008 by Elizabeth Able

So, it’s time to install an important security upgrade. You back up your database, but forget to back up your customized version of a theme that comes with WordPress. When performing the upgrade, the new Default files overwrite the old … Continue reading →

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Breaking the Mold Without Breaking Myself

Posted on February 3, 2008 by Elizabeth Able

Creativity is a bit like a butterfly net. A butterfly net can be a tool, an unused artifact, a source of silly visual jokes and metaphors – determining its significance requires perspective. Most of us don’t have a butterfly net … Continue reading →

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