Courtney Robertson

Courtney Robertson, an open source developer relations advocate, is wearing a pirate hat, a DSLR camera, and a purple shirt

Courtney Robertson is an Open Source Developer Advocate, professional educator, and WordPress Contributor

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  • What do I need to get a website created? Pt. 1

    What is your site about? The first step in creating a website is clearly defining your purpose.  What will your website reflect? An information page about your business Your personal blog An online store A social network A training center Many more ideas Planning your site begins with creating your message.  Before you purchase your…

  • How to register your website address

    Is your name available? The first step in purchasing your website domain name is determining if the name is available.  Obviously visiting the address you want will show if there is a page there or not.  If you find a “Parked Page” that indicates someone owns the name, a visit to  WHOIS will tell you…

  • How to brainstorm with a mindmap

    Have you started a project and had so many ideas swimming around that it was hard to communicate it all to others?  Have you forgotten parts of a project because it wasn’t written out or collected well?   When reading books or any other time you take notes, have you wanted to connect your thoughts visually? …

  • How to Collaborate Online on a Project

    Collaborating with the entire business team  on a social media marketing plan is key.  Doing so only through the phone and internet is possible but needs extra focus. While the project manager, graphic designers, web hosts, marketing department, public relations manager, and concept creators are located in one part of the country, the phone applications…

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