Hello World: Geek Your Blog is here

Hello World.  Ben here from Geek Your Blog. I have decided to start a geeky blog that will help other bloggers as they try to navigate the increasingly complex technical world that surrounds blogging.  My wife Allison blogs over at House of Hepworths, a DIY and home decor blog. I have been helping run the backend of her blog for over 3 years now and have learned a lot about WordPress and Blogging throughout the process. I am a geeky techy person at heart with a business degree in Management of Information Systems from the University of Texas. For the last 13 years I’ve worked in Corporate America for Big Blue (IBM), one of the Big 4 Consulting Firms (Capgemini), a startup company (iControl) and Time Warner Cable. I’ve worked with databases, developed in a handful of programming languages and done architecture work for enterprise class applications. This has given me a solid foundation to help run Allison’s blog while she provides all of the content. Having helped her run her blog for over three years now, I’ve realized there is a lot of technical information I’ve learned and can share with you.

The purpose of this blog is to:
  • Post content and tutorials on how to do things with your WordPress blog
  • Post helpful tips and tricks about blogging and WordPress
  • Help you do things yourself that you would normally hire a techy guy to do
  • Provide random tech tools that make blogging easier
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For those of you that didn’t get the title and intro of this post, I’ll help you out a little. Whenever learning a programming language, the first thing you do is write a simple program to output Hello World to the screen. In fact, the default install of WordPress has a post titled Hello World. This is my Hello World post…heh heh

Comments

  1. So excited for your new blog! You are the geekiest smartest person I know and people will be grateful for all the knowledge you are about to share with them. xo

  2. Cool

  3. With havin so much content and articles do you ever run into
    any problems of plagorism or copyright violation? My blog has a lot of unique
    content I’ve either written myself or outsourced but it
    seems a lot of it is popping it up all over the internet without my permission. Do
    you know any techniques to help protect against content from being ripped off?
    I’d definitely appreciate it.