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Launched almost two decades ago, WordPress now powers more than 37% of all websites across the world and at a strong 62%, it holds the title of the world’s most popular content management system (CMS). Originally created as a personal blog-publishing system by Mike Little and Matt Mullenweg, WordPress has since evolved to a full-fledged CMS built on PHP and MySQL with an aGPLv2 license, and it can cover any kind of site you can think of.

Being a free and open-source CMS, WordPress is supported by its contributing community of dedicated developers, web designers, and all sorts of content creators which makes it one of the most colorful, most customizable, and most creative site building tools out there. Whether you’re a newcomer or veteran webmaster, with WordPress you’ll have an…

By Veronica Johnson

As a contractor, you’re competing in an industry with many different players, and it can be hard to differentiate yourself from the rest of the pack. But building your contractor brand doesn’t have to be difficult; there are simple things you can do to make your company stand out from other contractors in your area. Let’s go over some ways that you can build your contractor brand image without breaking the bank!

#1 Define Your Persona: Be Unique!

Create a unique brand image by creating an avatar for your company. Having a brand persona you can work towards will allow others to easily identify with your brand and ultimately increase sales! For example, if you are targeting homeowners who have young families try using the phrase “The Family Builder” in all of your…

If you’ve ever wanted to create a Minecraft server, but were put off by file modification or confusing terminology, don’t fret. Creating your own server is a fairly simple endeavor, provided you accurately follow the necessary steps and commands. Admittedly, getting friends to connect with said server is an entirely different process, but we’ll cross that bridge in another article. For now, let’s focus on getting your Minecraft server up and running.

By creating your own Minecraft server, you can alter the game in ways you normally could not. For example, you can assign or deny roles to other players, control how objects spawn, or tweak the in-game physics. If you’re a parent, you’ll be pleased to know that creating a Minecraft server means you control who your children play…