Online marketing that works
If you’re building a website these days, you’re in luck.
WordPress has revolutionized the ease and power of what a website (or blog) can do and be. Now, with the emergence of theme frameworks, you can take WordPress even further.
As you’ll see in a moment, the Genesis Theme Framework for WordPress is much more than a mere WordPress theme. It’s an underlying framework of immaculate code that’s been built to achieve three important objectives.
Let’s take a look at each of these objectives,
and why they matter to what you’re doing online…
By submitting a comment below, you agree to stick to our comment policy.
6. Creating lists.
7. Saying blogging is dead/has jumped the shark.
8. Saying we need to “blow up” anything (check buzzmachine.com).
I was waiting for the first person to call out this list as a cliché itself… the prize goes to Mr. Calacanis (what an honor!).
Kerfuffle is new to me, I’ll have to start using it as well
I believe, I could be wrong, that “kerfuffle” originated with the “I ate my ipod shuffle” poem (too lazy to link, search it)
Sorry, Jesse,
Kerfuffle’s a word that’s been around since the 20th century. I first heard it in Australia in the late 90s.
Add to that list “random” anything.
Kerfuffle is an old word derived from Gaelic… why it’s caught on in the blogosphere like it has is a mystery (it’s been used in 17 posts just since I created this list Saturday night, per Technorati).
Duncan, don’t you dare start using it (oh.. but you’re a short timer anyway, right?)
6. Creating si.lly.ious site titles
7. Using the term blogosphere instead of blog universe
Ok, maybe the last one is just my personal peeve.
I had never seen the phrase “jump the shark” in action before Jason’s comment, and then of course (the very same day), I stumbled upon this…
I almost added “Jump the Shark” itself as a cliché. Who knew a “Happy Days” reference could live so long and well?
linkbait
damn, i hate that word!
But, I’ll still use it.
Rob, you caught me. However, I did make this post the first entry in a new category — traffic.