Saturday, April 23, 2011
Friday, April 22, 2011
Why You Should Use “You” and “I” In Your Posts
Two tiny words will help you build instant rapport with your readers: I and you. By the DailyBlogTips
Use Your Lowest Quality of Content for Improvement
By finding and using your lowest quality content whether it you measure it by the number of retweets, comments, trackbacks, or just the copy and message you can improve your blogging practice. By Blogussion
Taking Your Blog Mobile: A Basic Guide
Has your blog gone mobile yet? I don’t know if you’ve noticed, but ever since smartphones were introduced, mobile web browsing has exploded. By Blogussion
3 Effective Ways to Grow Your Email List as a Blogger
One of the most important things every blogger should do is develop a system that keeps on generating income for them for years to come and when it comes to developing a system the importance of having a mailing list should never be underestimated. By Onibalusi Bamidele
What Bloggers Need to Know About Trademark Law
There are three major types of intellectual property law: Copyright, Patent and Trademark. By The Blog Herald
Monday, April 18, 2011
6 Habits of Successful Writers
Only a very small fraction of people who can write ever attempt to actually become serious writers and, of those who do, only a fraction ever become successful at it. By Blogsessive
Why Meta Tags Are Important in Writing a Blog
Meta tags will not increase your search rankings. That’s direct from Google. But also from the mouth of Google: a well-written “snippet” from your meta tag description is likely to increase click-throughs to your site. And isn’t that we want? By Jeannette Paladino
Sunday, April 17, 2011
23 Tips To Using Social Media To Drive Traffic To Your Blog
David Risley offers some great social media tips to drive traffic to your blog.
Ultimate Guide to Get More Blog Readers
Everything you need to know to increase blog traffic. By Susan Gunelius
3 Essential Social Media SEO Tips for Advertisers
While SEO is a billion dollar industry, many companies focused on advertising are quite new to how SEO might fit within an online marketing strategy. By Top Rank
Content Licensing 101 for Bloggers
Whenever you post a blog entry, upload a photograph to your Flickr account or post a video to YouTube, you’re creating copyrighted work and sharing it with the Internet. By The Blog Herald
What Exactly Is Great Content?
No matter how pretty your blog is, it will be content that builds your reader base. You can do a lot of things to help promote your blog, like adding a “Tweet Me” or a “Like Me” button, but in the end, people will only click those buttons if you have great content. By DailyBlogTips
Email vs. RSS - How do you subscribe to blog content?
Here's a poll on how readers prefer what method for having blog content delivered...email or RSS. By Build a Better Blog
What is Google +1 … and What Does it Mean for Your Blog?
On March 30th, Google announced the release of its latest addition to the search engine, a small button called the +1. As with any Google announcement, there are always going to be implications—both great and not so great—for the average and professional blogger. By Problogger
Friday, April 15, 2011
Several things that improve your content
It’s always good to have one eye on well written content whether you’re writing your own blog or someone else’s for cash. By Rob Starr
No, You Won’t Make Money Blogging
Oh, so you think you will make money blogging? Maybe. Maybe not. I’d advise you not to jump to conclusions until you finish reading this blog post. By Onibalusi Bamidele
Thursday, April 14, 2011
Landing The Blogging Job and Keeping it
Launch a Brand New Blog … with Authority
Launching a new blog today is not the same as it was a few years back. By ProBlogger
Blogosphere Trends + Effective Calls to Action
You might be saying, “I’m a blogger, not a sales person. I create content. Why would I need to worry about calls to action?” By Kimberly Turner
Are You Protecting Your Blog’s Most Valuable Asset?
Are you protecting one of the most valuable assets of your blog—your email list? By ProBlogger
Sunday, April 03, 2011
The 5 Best Ways to Get the Word Out About Your New Blog
You’ve spent hours developing your new blog and preparing to publish your first post. After months of hard work, you’re finally ready for the big unveiling. By Daily SEO TIP
4 Ways You Can Gain Return Visits To Your Blog
If you are not engaging with your readers then there is no way you can expect them to come back to you. By Daily SEO Tip
Sunday, March 13, 2011
How to organize your content with WordPress custom taxonomies
Organizing content can be a lot of fun. Well, it can be a lot of fun if you’re a crazy blogger/librarian-at-heart, like many of us are. By Ryan Imel
How to create attractive post images on your blog
Ryan really likes it when an image is only parallely connected to the content, but that adds something to it in its own way. It’s our own form of art direction. By Ryan Imel
How to improve local WordPress development on a Mac
In this tutorial Ryan will show you how to set up WordPress installs using MAMP in your Mac /Sites directory, how to set up multiple localhost aliases, and briefly talk about the various versions of WordPress he keeps on his Macs. By Ryan Imel
Using WordPress for Magazine Publishing
At WordCamp Melbourne 2011, Kate Kendall presented a case study, showing how to use WordPress for magazine publishing. You can follow Kate on Twitter at @katekendall.
See the video here.
See the video here.
11 Top WordPress Plugins Every Blog Should Have
WordPress in itself is a decent system but it can be made into a rock solid blogging beast. By Joost de Valk
WordPress 3.1 is out, upgrade carefully!
WordPress 3.1 was released couple of days ago with much fanfare and as usual its loaded with improved features, new features and fixes that were reported in previous releases. By Blog Design Studio
WordPress Design Inspiration 6 – for Sidebar of a Blog
Without Inspiration the best powers of the mind remain dormant, they is a fuel in us which needs to be ignited with sparks. ~ Johann Gottfried Von Herder.
Plugin Updates Blocker Plugin for WordPress Designers / Developers
As a WordPress designer or developer, sometimes you may find yourself editing the core files of a specific WordPress plugin. By WordPress Plugins
WordPress Essentials – Installing Themes
Installing a theme is something that all site owners will want to do soon after installing their blog. By Dave Clements
Adding Shadow and Curved Borders to Page Elements
Earlier versions of the Catalyst Theme allowed for the Wrap Border to be enhanced with box shadow and rounded corners quite easily. By David Pritchard
How to Redirect Blogspot Blog at Go Daddy Domain
The control panel of Go Daddy is one of the most advanced and powerful domain control panel but it is little bit confusing for beginners. By DevilMustCry
3 Tips to Make Blogger Blog SEO Friendly
Blogger (Blogspot is the ultimate way of blogging for beginners as well as experts). Blogger offers first class server faster than any shared hosting server. By DevilMustCry
Formidable WordPress Plugin to Create Database Forms
There are many WordPress plugins to add forms in WordPress and I have already told about ultimate email form builder plugin cform2. By DevilMustCry
WordPress Made Easy
5 steps to make WordPress work for your company website, right off the shelf. By Christopher Ross
WordPress SEO – Essential Settings and Plugins
In the industry, WordPress has been tagged as “having good SEO semantics”. This is true in that it presents search engine bots with a clean experience. By Derick Schaefer
How To: Create an Article Directory with WordPress
How To Be A Rockstar WordPress Designer
With the recent release of WordPress 3.0, Rockable Press has just released an updated version of How to be a Rockstar WordPress Designer by Collis Ta’eed and Harley Alexander.
Top 50 WordPress Tutorials
As a web developer, you can broaden your potential client base and add value for existing clients by listing ‘WordPress’ as an area of expertise. Of course, unless you want to bluff your way through jobs, you’d better have the skill to back-up that claim. This collection will help. By NetTuts
Blogging Tutorials
This page lists the articles and tutorials relevant to blogging, such as starting or creating your blog, reviews of different blogging software, customizing and optimizing your blog, improving the search engine friendliness or readiness of your blog, and so on. By The Sitewizard
Saturday, March 12, 2011
Does Your WordPress Blog Need Jetpack?
Automattic (the company behind WordPress.com) has released a plugin for self hosted WordPress fans that will make it easier for them to receive some of the features from WP.com without having to scour the WP directory for a plugin. By Darnell Clayton
The Only 3 Methods of Making Money Blogging You Ever Need To Know
So many people are looking for ways to make money blogging. People who are new to the blogging world seem to make it more complicated than it really is. The truth is, making money blogging can be broken down into 3 simple methods. By James Dunaway
Blog Commenting Systems: Which One Should You Choose?
When it comes to blogging, one decision that many users have to face is whether they should outsource their comments to a third party client or stick with using their de facto commenting system instead. By Darnell Clayton
Tips for Finding Guest Bloggers to Add Content to Your Blog
If you’re a blogger you should know the value of coming up with original content on a regular basis. By Nichehosters
Easiest Way to Move Blog from WordPress.com to WordPress.org
So what is the easiest way to shift, migrate or move WordPress.com blog to WordPress.org self hosted blog? By Quick Online Tips
Guest blogging done the right way
If you want to bring targeted traffic that will get great conversions then guest blogging is a great choice for you. By Dilusium Age
What’s the Difference Between a Blog and a Website?
6 years ago they meant two different things to most people you asked. A blog was a specific kind of website where the author wrote long pieces about their interests, desires, art or other passions. By Jack Humphrey
Be the Next YouTube Sensation With YouTube Creator Institute!
Want to develop digital media skills and launch your career as a YouTube celeb? Now’s your chance! By BlogWorld
Friday, March 11, 2011
Anatomy Of A Niche Blog Makeover
Great tips on the making of a niche blog makeover. By Thomas Sinfield
Getting Your Niche Blog Off To The Best Start!
How can I find experts in a particular niche so that I gain ideas and experience from them? By Thomas Sinfield
The Blogging Mentality
The internet lifestyle is something that many of us reading here aspire to. It represents freedom, choice and flexibility that a regular 9-5 job prevents us from having. By Thomas Sinfield
A Simple Guide To Totally Dominating Your Niche!
The whole purpose of a niche site is to build as much search engine traffic as possible so that your sites begin to run (and profit) on auto-pilot. By Thomas Sinfield
4 Unique Ways to Make Your Blog Reap Gold
Blogging is becoming a craze on the internet. It is used for the variant purposes e.g. education, entertainment, health discussions and marketing. By Montey
Earn while you blog
There are many people around the globe who blog just to share information and to get fame at the same time. By Blog Network Watch
Want to Write a Blog for Bloomberg Businessweek?
The online magazine has a Small Business Department and every day it carries a blog in a section called “Today’s Tip.” By Jeannette Paladino
Promote Your Blog With a Facebook Banner from Fbanners.com
By now, you’re aware of the new Facebook profiles and how they add your tagged photos to the top of your profile. By Charnita Fance
How to Consistently Develop Great Content as a Blogger
The major problem most bloggers face is with developing content. While getting traffic to your blog can be fun and making money from your blog can be an exhilarating experience, creating great content consistently can be really difficult. By Onibalusi Bamidele
Wednesday, March 09, 2011
How to Add Tweet Box to Blogger
It has been a long time since @Twitter released the @AnyWhere Developer Tool. AnyWhere allows you to seamlessly integrate Twitter into your site using a few lines of JavaScript. By Blogger Widgets
Render Blogger Blog in IE using Google Chrome Frame
Google Chrome Frame is an open source plug-in that seamlessly brings Google Chrome's open web technologies and speedy JavaScript engine to Internet Explorer. By Blogger Widgets
Better YouTube Support in Blogger
Blogger allows you to upload your own videos via the Blogger Post Editor. By Blogger Widgets
Mobile Templates for Blogger
Blogger has now released mobile templates, which would make your blog look cool on your smartphones. By Blogger Widgets
How to post large images in Blogger(Multiple Image Sizes in Blogger)
More Fonts on Blogger Template Designer
Blogger now provides custom fonts for your blog site. By Blogger Widgets
Facebook Like/Fan Box For Blogger
How to Build Your Blogging Credibility – While Getting Paid
Your traffic is almost non-existent. Your subscriber numbers are still in the double digits. Readers never email you. Bloggers never link to you. And you’re pretty sure that the “nice post, honey!” comment was left by your mom. By DailyBlogTips
Why Your Business Should – And Shouldn’t – Have A Blog
There’s a common opinion that your businesses should blog. And that’s true – a lot of them should, but that doesn’t mean you should blog just to blog. By DailyBlogTips
Tuesday, March 08, 2011
11 Ways to Write an Irresistible Intro to Your Blog Post
Nobody seems to pay any attention to you. After a while you start sidling to the door in order to escape. Or maybe you tough it out and start ‘making conversation’. By Mary Jaksch
What Bloggers can Learn from Farmville
We all poke fun at Farmville, but the fact of the matter is that what some people dismiss as a silly little Facebook game actually has over 62 million active users as of September 2010. By Allison Boyer
Are You Too Busy to Write? Seven Ways to Blog More Productively
How to Build a Coaching Practice with a Blog
Good article to help all the coaches out there who want to attract more clients, or maybe start their coaching practice. By Chris Garrett
How to Use Your Text Editor to Improve SEO on Your Blog
Is it cheating to use PLR on your blog? Interview with Nicole Dean
The challenge of creating content on an ongoing basis is a frequent topic of discussion between bloggers. Occasionally the question of using private label rights content (PLR) enters the conversation. By Denise Wakeman
Four Ways to Beat Blogger’s Block
Writer’s block, also known as blogger’s block, can be a huge problem for bloggers who need to keep their sites updated on a regular schedule. Katheryn Rivas
How to Avoid Becoming Just Another Social Media Burnout
7 Good Things that Blogging Brings
Why should you blog? I can’t tell you. I don’t like telling people what to do, or why they should do something. By Arsene Hodali
How to Blog, Muppet Show-Style
Here are some ideas on how to blog Muppet Show-style. By Marjorie Clayman
Sunday, March 06, 2011
The 7 Personality Types of Bloggers Today
7 Essential Things All Bloggers Should Be Doing
Friday, March 04, 2011
5 blog directories that are great for backlinks
You all know that link building is a huge, important part of being a blog owner. Not only do you want to build backlinks to your blog, but you want them to be high quality and relevant. By Charnita Fance
How often should you update your blog?
One question that is being asked often in the blogosphere is the question of how often a blog should be updated. We all want working formulas and at the same time we also want to please our audience. By Onibalusi Bamidele
21 ways to get traffic to your blog
Getting traffic to your blog is one of the most important things you need to do as a blogger but it is no surprise many bloggers still find it difficult to build blogs with high traffic even though they’ve read countless of articles on the subject. By Onibalusi Bamidele
The Dangers of Integrating Your Blog w/ Facebook
For bloggers, Facebook has provided an unprecedented way for us to connect with out readers. By Jonathan Bailey
When Will Blogging Be Accepted as a Career Choice?
It really depends on whom you’re asking… your super supportive aunt? Well, then it’s a great career choice. By The Blog Herald
Tumblr Debuts Curation Feature For Post Tagging
Tumblr wants bloggers to tag their posts, while giving users the ability to find those tags in an easy to navigate setup, that’s why they announced their new Explore Page. By The Blog Herald
How to Build Trust With a New Blog
These days blogs are spreading like wildfire across cyberspace. Finding a way to make your blog stand out from the masses takes some work. By The Blog Herald
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