I recently had an epiphany and came up with the idea to use Marketing Cloud's Journey Builder to Opt-out Leads in Salesforce. Brilliant! 

I recently set out to improve my workflow. I've been using FTP to send files from my local server up to my production server and it's just way, way too inefficient. Plus, I have a hard time remember which files I modified. Git helps, but I still have to do a git status and then read through each one and manually upload each file. What a pain. So I set out to figure out how to git push to production server on shared hosting. I use Web Hosting Hub.

Recently, there was a requirement to add the featured image to the RSS feed for the San Diego Tourism Authority's leisure blog.

Here's how to do it.

First find the functions.php file.

Add the code below at the very bottom of the file.

I've been playing around with the Google Sheets API to automate some mundane pages. I can't really take credit for figuring out the connection in version 3 of the API. That credit goes to Karl Kranich. From what I can tell, this version was short lived and seems experimental. Just as I got this working Google releases the version 4 API and says we should all use that.... Oh well, I'll move on to that one on my next project, this is already done for now.

ExactTarget's documentation leaves something to be desired... It took me a while to figure this out, and it came mostly out of trial and error or other users like me who posted tutorials. So I wanted to pay it forward by posting my experience here, in hopes that it will help someone. The tutorial is below, but the entire directory is also available in my downloads section, at the bottom of this page, or in my github repository.