So I’d dived into wordpress, and had all the basics covered…installation, theme selection, etc. What I didn’t have was the know-how to make the tweaks and changes to turn the basics into something I was happy to have my name on. Ideas were not a problem — just the “how”. I opened this book to a random page and found the solution to one of the 50 little tweaks I had in mind. It wasn’t the easy way out either, as Mr. Author-Guy began by noting that the simplest solution was the worst because it was detrimental to “search engine optimization.” So I took the smarter route that Mr. Author-Guy proposed and learned a lot in the process. One tweak down, 49 to go!

I’d say this is a book for the “intermediate beginner” or “advanced amateur”. If you’ve bought Building a WordPress Blog People Want to Read, as I did (and recommend for beginners!), then you could do WAY worse than to make this book #2.

It was *exactly* what I needed.
Rating: 5 / 5