Read Blogging Tips Forum Threads Through Your Newsreader

[Kevin]

Since this forum launched users have had the ability to read threads via their newsreader but up until now, I have not actively promoted this fact. So I thought it would be good to show you all how you can read the latest threads from the Blogging Tips Forums through your newsreader.

You can subscribe via any of the links below :

XML - www.bloggingtips.com/forums/external.php?type=xml (http://www.bloggingtips.com/forums/external.php?type=xml)
RSS - www.bloggingtips.com/forums/external.php?type=rss (http://www.bloggingtips.com/forums/external.php?type=rss)
RSS 1.0 - www.bloggingtips.com/forums/external.php?type=rss1 (http://www.bloggingtips.com/forums/external.php?type=rss1)
RSS 2.0 - www.bloggingtips.com/forums/external.php?type=rss2 (http://www.bloggingtips.com/forums/external.php?type=rss2)

I have also set up feedburner feed using RSS 2.0. You can subscribe to this at :

http://feedproxy.google.com/bloggingforums

I subscribe to the latest threads on a few forums. To get the most out of a forum I still think it's best to drop by and participate but subscribing allows you to see whats been happening in the forum at a quick glance.

Enjoy :)

Kevin

[wahmsuzanne]

Since this forum launched users have had the ability to read threads via their newsreader but up until now, I have not actively promoted this fact. So I thought it would be good to show you all how you can read the latest threads from the Blogging Tips Forums through your newsreader.

You can subscribe via any of the links below :

XML - www.bloggingtips.com/forums/external.php?type=xml (http://www.bloggingtips.com/forums/external.php?type=xml)
RSS - www.bloggingtips.com/forums/external.php?type=rss (http://www.bloggingtips.com/forums/external.php?type=rss)
RSS 1.0 - www.bloggingtips.com/forums/external.php?type=rss1 (http://www.bloggingtips.com/forums/external.php?type=rss1)
RSS 2.0 - www.bloggingtips.com/forums/external.php?type=rss2 (http://www.bloggingtips.com/forums/external.php?type=rss2)

I have also set up feedburner feed using RSS 2.0. You can subscribe to this at :

http://feedproxy.google.com/bloggingforums

I subscribe to the latest threads on a few forums. To get the most out of a forum I still think it's best to drop by and participate but subscribing allows you to see whats been happening in the forum at a quick glance.

Enjoy :)

Kevin

Well ... you know me ... I have NO idea which one I subscribed to ... I just clicked the banner up top and did it somehow.

I love this! My homepage is my iGoogle page so now when I throw up a browser window I will see the latest around here. Thanks! Love it! *SmiLes* Suzanne

[Dirky47]

I appreciated your resources but I also have other resources when in comes in blogging and this forum is one of my blogging resources. Proud to be here.

[alicelaw]

its very interesting and hope this will helpful for all.

[annika123]

Hi.............

Thank you so much for give us tips for blogging ....................

[bossbozz]

Thanks for your blogging tips. I'd love to hear your opinions on my small business seo advice blog. (http://www.uk-small-business-seo.co.uk) It offers advice and information to small businesses on SEO, social media and marketing. Ive been blogging for a while now but it's great to be a part of a community where we can learn from each other.

[bossbozz]

Recommend Firefox Plugins and SEO Stuff

1. ColorPicker --> Great plugin really useful when you want to blend your ads with your background design.

2. MeasureIt --> Very useful tool to measure size of a banner ad or a logo or something in case you want to design something in your Photoshop.

3. SearchStatus --> Pretty tool and I personal use it all the time.

4. ShowIP --> Shows IP of visiting website really comes handy for certain SEO tasks.

5. SeoQuake --> I personally do not use it any more but it is a great tool and gives you a lot of information about a page.

6. SeoMoz Toolba/SeoMembership --> If you can get paid membership then the tool has some great metrics which you can use as a benchmark when building links. If you see a high mR/mT and PA and the PR is either 0 or 1 then it is a good indicator that the page does not carry a lot of value.

7. MajesticSEO --> Only recommend if you have money to waste and time to filter out a lot of junk. Big index but a lot of junk.

8. FireBug --> MUST HAVE TOOL on Firefox.

9. BetterPrivacy --> Protection against new sort of cookies/LSOs

10. TextLink --> You can highlight a text and if it is a URL that is not clickable, you can just doubleclick and it will open the URL in a new Tab pretty handy at times when you are going through list of URLS that you have to copy/paste this is time saver.

11. PageSpeed ---> Firebug extention and very handy you can check how fast your site loads, giving good user experience is always something to think about.

12. RoboForm/Last Pass --> Saves passwords this is the only reason I use it, if you have accounts across tons of sites then this is time saver.There is also Last Pass that you can use to save passwords and such.

That is pretty much it for my firefox plugins if you want to recommend something PM me.


Recommended Services

Guest Posting Service --> http://www.the360reach.com/ these guys know what they are doing and I have outsourced almost every link building project to these guys. Good thing is with them you can even get posts on top tier newspaper sites.

I'd also recommend these Professional SEO Services (http:///www.risingresults.co.uk) if you are a business or looking for serious SEO help and advice.

If I missed anything please let me know and I will add it.

You do not need all the software/books on TV. What you need is get one book/software and digest everything within it and then go out and apply and ask questions around the forum, that is the best way to learn and earn. Having all the knowledge will lead you nowhere if you do not take action.