Blogging Tips

Winners Circle – Exclusive Internet Marketing Case Studies

A few weeks ago I spoke about Gyutae Parks ebook release ‘The Winning Way – Ultimate Marketing Checklist‘. The ebook contained a huge amount of tips and ideas and is well worth downloading.

Gyutae is moving onto bigger and better things with today being the launch of his new member site Winners Circle. Unlike other member sites which …

Written by Kevin Muldoon from Blog Themes Club
Posted on June 29th, 2009 and filed under Blogging News
Do not forget to subscribe to our RSS feed for updates

Goodbye Anonymous Blogging

Goodbye Anonymous Blogging This week the UK High Court ruled that anonymous bloggers have no right to have their identities kept secret. The ruling was made because of a blog which Detective Constable Richard Horton of Lancashire Constabulary used to run called NightJack (no longer live).

In his blog he gave citizens advice such as :

If the Police arrive …

Written by Kevin Muldoon from Blog Themes Club
Posted on June 19th, 2009 and filed under Blogging News
Do not forget to subscribe to our RSS feed for updates

Feedburner Counts Appear Incorrectly High Because of FriendFeed

I logged in today to see that the subscriber count for BloggingTips had increased from 4,697 yesterday to 5,617 today, a huge jump in subscribers. I was obviously surprised to see this as normally the BloggingTips count grows slowly but steadily. Perhaps Feedburner was previously counting subscibers incorrectly and had now resolved the problem or maybe I just had a huge …

Written by Kevin Muldoon from Blog Themes Club
Posted on June 18th, 2009 and filed under Blogging News
Do not forget to subscribe to our RSS feed for updates

Twitter Verified Accounts Will Eventually Be Good for Your Brand

Twitter rolled out the first portion of its verified accounts capabilities late last week, meaning those celebrity accounts clogging up your home page stream can now be linked to the actual celebrities behind them. Anyone wishing to receive a Verified badge on their Twitter profile will have to apply for it, and Twitter will go over the submitted information in order to grant the badge or reject it.

The purpose behind the verified accounts badge is to help users screen out which accounts to follow and which to steer clear from. It’s an authentication process that has been set up to help others avoid fake accounts. You know, the one’s that aren’t really Oprah or Ashton Kutcher. Because following the real celebrity accounts is what matters to you.

Written by Kristen Nicole from Kristen Nicole
Posted on June 15th, 2009 and filed under Blogging News
Do not forget to subscribe to our RSS feed for updates

31 Days to Build a Better Blog

2 months ago Darren Rowse launched his incredibly popular project ‘31 Days to Build a Better Blog‘. In total, around 13 thousand bloggers signed up to the project and every day they were emailed with a task for the and details on how they can achieve …

Written by Kevin Muldoon from Blog Themes Club
Posted on May 28th, 2009 and filed under Blogging News
Do not forget to subscribe to our RSS feed for updates

Wired Migrates To WordPress

The Blog Herald today reported that the popular website Wired has migrated their website from TypePad to WordPress. They broke the news yesterday through their GeekDad blog :

We’ve been hinting at this for a couple weeks now, but the mad scientists at Wired HQ finally pulled the switch this weekend, and the monster lurched to life. Welcome to the new look and feel of GeekDad! We’ve switched content platforms …

Written by Kevin Muldoon from Blog Themes Club
Posted on April 28th, 2009 and filed under Blogging News
Do not forget to subscribe to our RSS feed for updates

Do You Make Your Living Blogging?

That’s really the dream for a lot of us, isn’t it? To walk away from the 9-5 job and be able to make ends meet with our blog(s)? According to this article in the Wall Street Journal, almost half a million people in the U.S. already are. According to the report — which is based on numbers from Technorati — 2% of bloggers make their living from blogging, and those …