I posed the question last month ‘When should you display your feedburner rss to your readers?‘. Before you can even think about displaying the number of subscribers on your blog you need to actually encourage readers to subscribe to it.
One of the most important ways to do this is to display your rss feed details in a prominent position on your blog. I have the BloggingTips RSS Feed displayed at the top right hand side of every page on the blog. I’m sure that this is a factor in the number…
I’ve blogged recently about taking better screenshots, now I’m gonna blog about a great tool, 7zip, to help you with compressing needs. This application is a must have in your blogging tools list!
Every blogger sooner or later faces problems extracting various kinds of files. The most popular compressing method is zip, you will most probably be able to work with zip files.
But how about others? Especially if you are using open source softwares, many softwares provide their source codes, installation files etc in different compressed files. There are paid applications…
I know that a lot of BloggingTips readers are subscribers to John Chows Blog (including myself) however i thought that i would bring this to everyones attention to those who have missed it 
John did a review through reviewme recently for a site called Seven Day System. The site’s design is the same as those crappy clickbank marketing sites which promise to make you a millionaire in a short space of time with little or no effort - and by the sounds of it this site is the same. Thankfully John realised…
It seems that PayPerPost are trying to steal some of ReviewMe’s review customers with their new service PPP Direct.
The Lowdown
They released some details about it through the PPP Blog. Here is what they said about it :
Keep more of the money you have earned
If you are using ReviewMe or any competitors services you know that they charge between 50-100% markup on your post, while we charge 35% for our self service model. While I still think 100% markup by our competitors is absolutely ridiculous, there is justification in a markup…
There are still a lot of blog themes out there with little or no comments in the design. If your simply uploading the theme and changing the logo then this isn’t something that you will not really have problems with. However, anything beyond that i would strongly advise adding comments throughout your design.
2 minutes adding comments to your templates and coding can save you 10-20 minutes trying to get to grips with your design again at a later date.
This applies to bloggers who are just making small edits to there…
