How to Select the Best Keywords for SEO and PPC - Rob Wood writes a nice little post to help you understand the keywords you should be targeting for your blog.
Profit From A Niche Right Now - A Step By Step Guide - A fantastic post from Jane May which shows you how to target niche keywords and popular terms.
How to make a Sure-Shot Link exchange request? - Mani gives some very good tips on finding the right blog to exchange links with.
Will Guest Blog For Food - Rich Minx recently expressed an interest…
When you publish one of your posts your blogging software should notify some ping services that you have added more content to your blog. There are numerous pinging services on the web.
Basically pinging works like this :
- You publish a new post on your blog
- Your blog notifies one or more pinging services
- the pinging service then lets blog search engines know that there is new content on your blog
By default, Wordpress only uses one service to ping your site. Namely Pingomatic. You can see the address http://rpc.pingomatic.com/ in the blog admin…
It’s only a week til i set off on my travels for a month. The last week has been hectic for me to say the least and this week is gonna be more crazy:) As well as blog posts i have published this week, i have also written about a dozen more to be posted when im travelling (Infact, im writing this on May 7th and im timstamping it to publish on the 21st!).
First and foremost, the main success of any blog is the content however it’s a cold hard…
The sidebar is a very important part of your blog. It appears on every page of your blog and is usually the main method visitors use to navigate around your blog.
The sidebar code may seem quite daunting at first but when you take the time to break it down, its very easy to understand. I hope this guide will help you understand the sidebar more and will help you modify it to your needs.
A look at the basic code of the Sidebar
Some themes use a different method however most themes…
Frappr! is a useful tool which can be added to your blog, myspace or website. Its a very simple idea. You place the code on your website and you and your readers can see where all your readers are from. You can see this information in Google Analytics but it isn’t just a dot marking where visitors are from - your visitors can join and can add a picture of themselves and a link to their blog too.
The site is still in beta stage but i can definately see something…
