Monthly Archives: June 2009
The Winning Way – Ultimate Marketing Checklist
Promote your blog Last Thursday Gyutae Park announced the release of his new ebook ‘The Winning Way – Ultimate Checklist of 500+ Proven Internet Marketing Strategies.‘. I read Gyutaes announcements post about it last week but I didn’t get a chance to download the ebook until today (sorry guys!). The Winning Way According to Gyutae, The Winning Way is the “ultimate checklist of over 500 Internet marketing strategies”. In essence ...
Continue readingMatt Cutts Speaks on WordPress and Google
WordPress WordCamp San Francisco is a conference organized by the creators of WordPress for their user community. It was just held last weekend, May 30 and 31, in San Francisco. Highlighting the real time nature of the blogosphere, some of the presentations have already made their way onto the net. So those of us who could not make it out to the West Coast of North America can get some of the benefits of this great event. Attendees have been blogging ...
Continue readingUsing the P2 Theme for group projects
WordPress Themes In early May, Matt Mullenwegg posted a video about the P2 theme on his blog. The video demonstrates how the P2 theme changed the way they worked and blogged internally at Automattic. Since they mostly work from home, and most of the staff are bloggers, it makes sense that the company behind WordPress would use blogs to communicate. The surprising part is that before the P2 theme, internal blogs at Automattic were very much stagnant. Matt even ...
Continue readingParts of Speech: Verbs and More Verbs
Blogging, Writing Last week we started on the Parts of Speech: Nouns and Pronouns. Today we’re going to continue the parts of speech with Verbs. A verb tells what the subject does, has or is, making them an essential part of the sentence. But there are several kinds of verbs. Action verb: An action verb does just what it says, it tells the action the subject is performing. Action verbs can show several types of action as well. They can show ...
Continue readingTwitter Acceptance Good for Business Bloggers
Social Media, Social Networking If you blog for business purposes, then you’ve heard of the ways in which Twitter can help you either build your brand or help you redistribute your content in order to spread the message of your brand. And it looks like all the talk of Twitter being good for business was right. According to a recent survey by MarketingProfs, small business owners view Twitter as an important aspect of their company. Well, that’s fine for business ...
Continue readingBlogger Tip: Create a Dropdown Menu for your Labels
Blogger Our sidebars can become cluttered easily with information and widgets, particularly if we have a long list of labels (categories) . Many Blogger users like using drop-down lists for long lists which minimizes clutter and enables information to be displayed in the sidebar neatly. While Blogger offers a dropdown menu option for the Archives widget, we do not have the option to enable a dropdown list for our labels. So in this tutorial, I will ...
Continue readingThe “No Textbook” Zone
Blogging, Writing Blogging is all about you and what you know or love, so it makes sense that you write from your heart. Many bloggers, however, just put information up without thinking about how people will react to it. This is a big problem especially if you want to create a following or have viewers actually enjoy what you have to say. No matter what your topic is, you should write passionately rather than a dull informational IBM 701 EDPM computer. This is ...
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