This post would have been a lot more interesting if all the sites using WordPress were linked-but, I believe that the list is probably right. My only question is why haven’t any of these government agencies hired The Next Wave to do their sites- since we are an SDVOB and HUBzone?
Here is a list (probably not all-inclusive) of United States government agencies or organizations using WordPress (whether privately or publicly):
* Air Force
* Army
* Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)
* Coast Guard
* Defense Intelligence Agency
* Department of Energy
* Department of Homeland Security
* Department of State
* Department of Treasury
* Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA)
* Marine Corps
* Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
* National Geospatial Intelligence Agency
* National Reconnaissance Agency
* National Security Agency (NSA)
* Navy
This list was revealed at WordCamp San Francisco, 2008.
U.S. Government Agencies Using WordPress « Mark on WordPress.
While the seasoned WP person can usually tell if a site is done in WP or not- some rookies can’t tell. An easy way to find out is just try adding /wp-admin after the primary URL and see if it takes you to the login panel.
Although putting your video in 20 different places probably isn’t necessary- if you are looking for wider audiences (and have time to join each site) TubeMogul makes it easy.
TubeMogul.com – Online Video Distribution and Analytics
TubeMogul is a free service that provides a single point for deploying uploads to the top video sharing sites, and powerful analytics on who, what, and how videos are being viewed.
Being ubiquitous is one way to build an audience.
Someone said on the hackers forum: “The analogy I use is that Categories are like a book’s table of contents, and Tags like its index.”
However, be aware that categories that are actual search terms are very strong Google magnets.
So, instead of using a category “lines we carry” think about “High Performance Motorcycles in Dayton OH” and then use tags to highlight the brands and product names.
Tags are ways to identify the keywords or concepts in each post- categories group the posts in ways that make sense for others. Lately, Google has started dinging sites for putting a single post in more than three categories (which is too bad)- so think carefully about your choice of categories.