Branding is more then just a logo, it’s the entire package. You might recognize Derek Stroup’s work illustrating this in food packaging with the logo removed. Shape, colour, texture, and other things work in harmony and support the brand, making the packaging recognizable even without the logo.

Your blog should be no different. Without the logo is the site still recognizable as being your brand, or does it begin to blend in with all the other blogs out there? Do the subtle visual elements engender a relationship with your brand, or just…

I was browsing a forum and one of the members introduced me to a handy tool called Headline Analyzer. It is a free tool and does a pretty good work (even though not the best). I hear you asking me what the tool is all about. Without further ado, I’ll explain you about the tool which the member introduced to me and few others in the forum.

What?
This is a Headline Analyzer tool and it analyzes the headline which you have written or decided to write and tells you how efficient it…

There’s a new revenue generation program in town. Pay per Play, which plays 5 second audio ads on your site for which you get paid. An audio version of AdSense probably. Check it out.

Matt Jones from Blogging Fingers gives you five ways to make your readers completely adore you. 81 useful affiliate marketing resources from Blogtrepreuner is a good article for reference too.

Satya N from blogging fingers writes about - Don’t be evil in blogging. A Google concept applied to blogging. Lisa Osborne from Bruce Clay wrote an interesting article about -…

One of the many, many smart things that WordPress does is apply the ID of posts to the div of that post. Most themes leave this intact, although I have seen some themes that remove it. This is how the container div for posts should look like:

<div class="post" id="post-<?php the_ID(); ?>">

One of the reasons WordPress does this is for linkability. ID’s have that special ability to “skip down the page”, so if you wanted to link to your homepage, but make sure it skips down to a particular post, you…

Most of the authors of blogging tips are sharing their day to day activities and here is the schedule I follow on a day to day basis as a Software Engineer. I have been in love with computers since early 1994 though much of my Internet life began much later in the late 90s.

I trained to become a Software Professional in 1999 and have over 7 years of experience building and deploying applications for the Internet platform. I work with Java, J2EE, PHP, XML, XSL and lots more (My…