September 14, 2011 Wesley Williams Plugins can make or break your WordPress based site. Here’s today’s update on all things “Plugins”.
Note: The update below for Click Heat Dynamo is actually a Plugin that I released to the public today and I hope you check it out.
Leave a note and tell me what you think.
We’re pleased to announce that starting today, Click Heat Dynamo has opened to the Public and ready for download from ClickHeatDynamo.com.
Click Heat Dynamo is the complete click heat map solution for WordPress. Now, even the most inexperienced WordPress user, can track and optimize their site with this simple Plugin…
Click Heat Dynamo is the complete click heat map solution for WordPress. Now, even the most inexperienced WordPress user, can track and optimize their site with this simple Plugin…
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