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Co-founder and CTO at Chykalophia. Notes on websites, tech, security and building a company.

Change Yoast Sitemap Frequency And Priority Yoast SEO

Change Yoast Sitemap Frequency And Priority

To Change Yoast Sitemap Frequency And Priority you need to use a little bit of custom code (using filters). Thankfully there is some documentation out there about it (links: change sitemap frequency…

Entrepreneurial Meeting Of The Minds Networking

Entrepreneurial Meeting Of The Minds

It's not everyday that you get to meet someone who thinks like you do about business. Lucky for us, we surround ourselves with like minded individuals and companies so while we don't meet everyone…

Stick-figure comic: a person unsure about a real-estate flyer on the left, calmly investigating it on the right.

Scott Rowe Real Estate Scam ... or not?

Is there a Scott Rowe real estate scam or not? Just because something is an MLM or uses some ‘creative' marketing strategies does not make it a scam. A scam, as defined by the Oxford standard…

Mailchimp

Adding WP Featured Image To Mailchimp RSS Campaign

Sending out newsletter email to your client or your blog readers is one of the best approach to keep them into your inner circle. But sometimes, it took a while to prepare the content for your…

Why Hire A Consultant - Three Extremely Darn Good Reasons!

There are many good reasons why hire a consultant, but here are three extremely darn good reason really why you need to hire professional consultants on any project. These three reasons are: fees,…

Advice

Start The New 2012 Year Off Right By Knowing Your Past

Welcome to the new year. 2012 has so many awesome revelations for us all and so many exciting paths to walk. The Mayan calendar ends, the world is also 'supposed' to end and it's our time to put our…

Stick-figure comic: only one speaker working on the left, full 5.1 surround sound enabled on Ubuntu on the right.

Creative X-FI Titanium 5.1 Digital Surround on Ubuntu

The Creative X-FI Titanium card has, for a long time, not worked on Ubuntu … until now. I've gathered what information I could and found a solution to get it working 100% of the time. This doesn't…