by InaDay | Nov 26, 2018 | Featured, Training News, Workshops
We have had a lot of enquiries from clients who are concerned about the upcoming release of WordPress version 5.0 and more specifically the all New WordPress Editor (called Gutenberg). Update: WP 5.0 and Gutenberg is scheduled for Public Release (in Australia) on 7...
by InaDay | Apr 16, 2018 | Featured, Training News, Website In-A-Day, WordPress Training, Workshops
We have been training Small Business Owners, Startups, Individuals, and Corporate teams how to use WordPress effectively for more than 8 years. Customised WordPress Training We specialise in personalised One on One WordPress Training – where we customise the...
by InaDay | May 22, 2017 | Featured, Training News, Workshops
Did you realise that for small business owners, training or consulting associated with the development or ongoing management of your website is probably tax deductible… Website costs can be classified as either capital expenses, or ongoing running costs. If a business...
by InaDay | May 21, 2017 | Training News, Website In-A-Day, WordPress Training, Workshops
We are often asked if it is realistic for someone with little or no experience to be able to learn how to create their own website. Our answer is ABSOLUTELY!!!.. as long as you use a Content Management System (CMS) such as WordPress. There are many Website Builder...
by InaDay | Oct 4, 2012 | Training News, Website In-A-Day, WordPress Training, Workshops
It was reported today on Startupsmart (Public service lay-offs fuel surge in franchise enquiries), that the 14000 planned retrenchments and redundancies in the Queensland public service has resulted in a significant increase in enquiry rates for people looking for...
by InaDay | Sep 15, 2012 | Training News, Website In-A-Day, Workshops
The recent announcement of the retrenchment of 14,000 Qld public service employees will mean that 1,000’s of people are likely to be looking for new jobs over the coming months. The 14,000 job cuts announced in the Qld State Budget is made up of 10,600 redundancies...
