If a client wants a very specific color from another website on their website, you can download the app “Colorzilla” – http://www.colorzilla.com/
It allows you to capture a color from a specific website, and it gives you the hex code for the color. You can then send this code to the developer to add to the website.
If a developer isn’t getting back to you on a task, you can “nudge” them on LGED. Nudging them will send them an email “nudging” them to get on it.
See screenshot: http://screencast.com/t/dTmnlD1hAaWf
To prevent photos from being blurry, you want them roughly 600X400 pixels (landscape).
If you are on WordPress, and use the Media Uploader, the backend will automatically generate copies of your image in multiple sizes. There a few that are already predefined, plus you can define other sizes if you need to: http://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-to-create-additional-image-sizes-in-wordpress/
We have 1 package that we are actively selling, which is expert blogging. It consists of 2 600 word blog posts per month, which are based on an interview that the writer has with the therapist. 1 interview covers 2 posts. This is really their expertise shining through, not us writing. The price is $167 per month.
Before the developer can set up the terms of service page, you must create a terms of service. Below are the steps on how to do so (thanks to Dave for helping me learn!)
1. Go to http://www.freeprivacypolicy.com
2. Login with username: admin@page1pros.org and password: 848624
3. Click “Create Another ToS Agreement Now”
4. Fill out form – see attached screenshots for what to select
5. Click submit
6. Send login information to developer, so they can create a landing page (that opens in a new window) and a nav item in the footer.
For STWP clients that didn’t sign up during November, do we automatically charge them for the theme? And if we already have the theme (canvas for example) we charge them $39, correct? If not, we purchase the theme and charge the client for it.
For those on the official waiting list, we should give them the bonus, IF they got on the waiting list prior to that Tuesday — November 5th.
For all others, yes, charge cost of theme if we don’t have full use of it, and if we already have license to use on a bunch of sites, charge $39.
Hey PCs,
Just a quick reminder – when logging time for STWP clients in LGED, be sure to select “STW-Project Coordinator” rather than “Project Coordinator.”
PCs – I think there is confusion re billable vs not billable time for STWP projects. I’m going through monthly billing and have noticed a couple of projects that have STWP time marked as NOT Billable.
Just so you know, in this new project format, ALL time should be marked billable. We credit their invoice with the $500 they initially paid, but all time is BILLABLE. Nothing is included in a fixed price amount, at this juncture.
Please let me know if any questions.
Just needed to say it: wordpress 3.8 is $$$$$ awesome! http://wordpress.org/news/2013/12/parker/
How to find themes
How to buy it
Installing it
Once you purchase and download, either upload the file to LGED for the developer, or send the email with the download link to the developer to install.
http://themeforest.net/ may be a good starting point too for wp themes and code chunks/plugins 😀
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