It’s important that you keep your WordPress blog up to date, particularly your plugins. The reason that plugins are updated so regularly is not only to include additional functionality but to include the latest security updates. The last thing you need is to have to spend your precious time fixing your blog, or worst of all having to start all over again because an out-of-date plugin let a hacker in to destroy all of your hard work. Here is a simple, short instructional video explaining how to update your WordPress plugins in your WordPress SuperBlog so that you can always have the latest features, as well as be on top of your security, stay one step ahead of the hacker and give you peace of mind.

WordPress Training produced by Lets Present It.com

This video uses a metaphor of “Twitterville” to illustrate the opportunities to use the Twitter Search feature to find people and information, read news and discover emerging information.
It teaches how Twitter Search:

Helps businesses listen to customer feedback

• Creates a real-time news source
• Makes trending topics visible
• Connects related information with hashtags

Video produced by Common Craft

“Twitter in Plain English” introduces the popular micro-blogging service Twitter. The video focuses on Twitter’s ability to connect people in new ways, using short messages.
The video includes:

• Why answers to the question “what are you doing” are interesting.
• The mechanics of Twitter – signing up, sharing and reading messages
• How a skeptical person fell in love with Twitter

Video produced by Common Craft

“Social Bookmarking in Plain English” introduces the basics of bookmarking services like Delicious.com. The video uses an example of teachers using Social Bookmarking to share links to useful websites.
The video includes:

• The difference between online and offline bookmarks
• How to use a bookmarking website
• An introduction to organizing bookmarks with tags
• The value of sharing bookmarks with others

Video produced by Common Craft

If you have set your WordPress site to display post excerpts on the front or home page, you will want visitors to click on the title or a link to encourage them to continue reading your post or article, right? WordPress makes this technique easy, and customizable.

This short film explains how to create a summary of your post, or entice your readers to go beyond the first paragraph and click through to a post entry – After watching this you should find the excerpt and “more tag” features become your best friends!