The essence of a successful online community-driven website is member engagement and giving users the tools they need to interact with each other, create and contribute content that is easy to find, and can be promoted to its intended audience.

I’m excited to announce that in 2020, with the launch of the new free PeepSo Add-on, PeepSo and JReviews have become a perfect combination that provides the needed functionality to build and grow a vibrant online community and social network.

You’ve worked hard to build your community but now you see people leaving. That can be hard. Here’s the thing: any community — online or off — should allow ebb and flow. It’s really okay. It’s not personal. (But if it was, that’s okay, too. Let them go, but that’s another post.)

This release utilizes Client Side Rendering “human readable” previews to push new features that were originally reserved until after a major engine rewrite.

Updating a free plugin is a very straightforward action in WordPress, but adding the paid add-ons into the mix can sometimes cause unnecessary headaches. In this blog post, I will touch every common mishap or issue you may face when updating paid add-ons and by the end of it, offer you plenty of useful information to take away. It will be a long read so grab a cup of coffee or your favourite tea, sit back, and let’s begin.

As a real estate professional, you are a natural community builder. How can you differentiate your agency? Easy: add an online community to your website. It should be way more than listings and headshots.

Welcome back after the holiday break. It’s all new year. It’s a brand new release. Happy belated New Year! 🙂

About a month ago I posted a couple of preview screenshots showing what’s coming to PeepSo and Gecko theme this year. It’s time to show you a bit more now.

Podcasts need audiences. How do you nurture your podcast audience online? They’re about community. As Jason Tucker of WPwatercooler.com once mentioned to me, podcasting is intimate. People listen in their cars, while they are showering, and even mowing the lawn, he reminded me. So, what better next step than to build an online community around it?

Nonprofits need volunteers. How can you manage, train, and equip them? The rush is to always start a Facebook group. However, not everyone is on Facebook or wants to be.

Company website: check. Online community: check. Now what? You need a content marketing strategy — and content. How about some easy tips to help form a consistent content marketing plan? We have your back.