With any commitment at all your team could produce a local, keyword rich, content asset that would turn into a valuable resource for your clients and prospects and a logical referral generator for every member of the contributing team.

I have quoted one of his idea’s above, go read rest of it on his blog for more useful ideas and suggestions.

If you need help implementing them on your blog then let us know, we are here to help.

Yes it is possible to create WordPress based blogs and websites in  Indian language. It is already translated in various Indian languages, and using following plugins, you can write your post in Indian languages.

1. http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/indic/
2. http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/indic-ime/
3. http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/indic-language-comments/

You can download fully localized version of WordPress from http://www.wordpressindia.com

If you need setting up your site in your language do not hesitate to contact us, we are here to help.

After understanding his needs we suggested that he use thesis framework  and we created a child theme that better reflected his needs.

1) Home Page

2) Category Page Listing

3) Single Blog Page

What we did for this Thesis site

1. We created a Child theme for thesis.
2. Advised them on theme framework to use and why.
3. Advised and suggested few plugins to use.

By the way if you are interested in social media then you should regularly read lighthouse insights.

Unitedbuzzz, provides members with all the news they wanted about Manchester United, it’s players, their chants, fixtures, stats, ability to create there own united dream team, chat with other members, follow their stars and during the match ability to follow and comment on matchcast. Now you don’t have to go to ten different websites to get all these information’s.

1) Home Page

2) After You login, you activity feed

3) Quick Overview page for ManU

4) Players Page

5) Matchcast

6) Chat with your buddies

What We Did

1. Created the UI for the Unitedbuzzz
2. Created the fully compatible BuddyPress template for WordPress
3. Created a  Plugin for Matchcast
4. Created many widgets to display various information’s
5. Used various types of custom post types needed for displaying and managing all the information’s
6. Integrated Facebook like Video chat on the site.
7. Integrated and configured various plugins to work together to give full experience.
8. Hosting it on our servers

This one is organised with help of Soumya Pratihari,  with whom i was fortunate enough to meet in last WordCamp. In case you had missed last WordCamp, you can read about it here and here to know how exciting it was, and why you should attend this one.

We are supper excited, and even more excited by the fact that event like WordCamp are happening in smaller cities of India.

P.S. Book your (train)tickets now, or it might be too late .

This shows the popularity of WordPress, and i know there are still sites that have not yet upgraded. Here is a video showing the moment in history of WordPress in case you missed it

With WordPress 3.3 you get

• Drag and drop uploader.
• Ability to upload rar and 7z files.
• Now widgets don’t go away just because you changed the theme.
• Import from tumblr.
• New hover menu for navigation.
• Improved admin tool bar.
• Pointer tips for all the new features.
• Improved co-editing notification
• In case you are new, help tabs have been revamped to make it easier to find help when you need it.
• Dashboard optimized for iPad’s and touch.
• Latest version of jQuery.
• Improved editor API, to make it easier to add buttons.
• Performance improvement for ‘post slug’ permalink structure.

You can also checkout massive list of changes and improvements on codex.

I also wanted to take this opportunity to thank every one who contributed to code that released for 3.3, here is list of people who made this awesome release possible.

AdamBackstrom, amereservant, ampt, andrewfrazier, arena, carlospaulino, Caspie, cebradesign, David, Da^MsT,deltafactory, demetris, designsimply, dgwyer, Digital Raindrops, dragoonis, DrewAPicture, eduplessis,Eightamrock, eko-fr, Elpie, elyobo, Empireoflight, evansolomon, fonglh, garyc40, GaryJ, goldenapples, goto10,hakre, Ipstenu, Jackson, Jayjdk, jeremyclarke, jgadbois, Jick, JohnONolan, jtclarke, kevinB, kitchin, Kuraishi,Latz, linuxologos, lukeschlather, Mako, MarcusPope, mark-k, masonjames, MattyRob, matveb, Maugly,mdawaffe, mitchoyoshitaka, Mr Papa, mrtorrent, natebedortha, olivM, olleicua, Otto, pagesimplify,paulhastings0, pavelevap, pete.mall, peterwilsoncc, ppaire, r-a-y, Rami Y, ruslany, ryanhellyer, saracannon,scottconnerly, sirzooro, tech163, TheDeadMedic, tmoorewp, vnsavage, wpweaver, WraithKenny

While that may sound like bad news, you don’t have to fear, WordPress is here.

All you need to do is setup WordPress, install freely available Annotum theme, and import your knols.

Proper steps to follow these:

1. Install WordPress on your server
2. Install the Annotum theme from wordpress.org themes repository
3. Navigate to knol.google.com and log in with your Google account
4. You’ll see a link to “Export” or “Download” your knols.
• To Download your knols, click the link and follow the prompts to export your Knol data. You’ll need to set up your own WordPress installation to host Annotum, then import your Knols.
• Note: If your knols have multiple authors, you’ll need to map those authors to WordPress users, or you can add those users to your journal later.
• For more information about using Annotum, please see the Annotum Support Page on Annotum.org.
5. After you download or export your knols, you can to set redirects on knol.google.com for each knol to let your readers know where to find your new content.

You can also setup the whole thing on WordPress.com.

If you need help setting this on your own WordPress install, don’t hesitate to contact us.

We can help.

Screenshots

1) Home page.

2) Single Page

What We Did

1. We created the WordPress Template from PSDs provided by client.
2. Site Configurations and Optimizations.
3. Setting up feedburner for subscribing to the blog posts.

It includes deals from StudioPress, iThemes, ThesisAwesome  and many others.

Update:

WPCandy has also posted a list of WordPress specific deals.