Very productive. Joyce tailored her style to meet our needs. Comfortable setting, good snacks. Three hours flew. A great intro to WordPress. We are looking forward to all the followup! Many thanks … Bill and Catherine Rueger
Continue reading →Earlier this month I attended WordCamp PHX 2013, in Chandler, AZ. WordCamp is a (ridiculously) low-cost event where WordPress users and enthusiasts gather to learn how to get the most out of WordPress. Usually held on a weekend in cities around the world, WordCamp has incredible workshops and speakers, but … Continue reading →
I just finished a great one-to-one coaching session with Joyce Kaye. It was excellent! I went into the session with a list of questions and got them all answered. We also wound up covering more than just my questions in the process. It is so helpful to have someone who … Continue reading →
My recent three-hour one-on-one tutorial with Joyce was money well spent. Joyce is an interesting mix of computer expert, empath, and teacher. She knows her stuff but also knows how to get her points across clearly and efficiently. Unless it’s absolutely necessary, she doesn’t do things for you during your … Continue reading →
I recently got involved in an interesting conversation about the difference between “personal” and “custom” service. I thought they meant the same thing. I have a different view now. “Custom” describes a service that’s been modified to suit my particular needs. That’s great. Today’s economy is driven by providing customers … Continue reading →
I believe your website is an extension of you. I don’t feel right about working on your website unless and until I connect with you. I love working with technology. And, I love teaching it. I understand what it’s like to be snowed under by a new technology – it … Continue reading →
This is not a WordPress seminar. This is live, one-to-one, instructor-guided learning. Although you can find a list of the workshops I offer elsewhere on this website, and although you can use this list of workshops to guide you in figuring out how we might work together, every session is … Continue reading →
There’s a ton of helpful information about WordPress online. So what? When you’re stuck, you often don’t even know why you’re stuck. Finding the right answer can be like finding a needle in a haystack. I can save you time, frustration, and exhausting hours of searching for exactly the information … Continue reading →
In the beginning, there was “Website in a Weekend.” The idea was to hold your breath – and your nose – and dive in. With a tightly-scripted road map, a lot of concentration, and a little luck, you’d have your website up and running by Sunday evening. It seemed like … Continue reading →
Here’s an easy example of one way of generating cross links. I just finished posting a resource link to one of our other sites, Choosing Joy for Your Wedding. The resource concerns “conflict resolution for couples” – that’s the focus keyword. Here’s the link to the post itself, which includes … Continue reading →
