How to Change the Author of a Published Post in WordPress
WordPress Have you ever published a post on your blog and wanted to change the “author” of the post after it’s already gone live? There are plenty of reasons why you may need to do this; ranging from publishing guest posts under your own name, or wanting to add a new writer or “guest blogger” author to your account. This is something I recently wanted to do on one of my other blogs. To avoid any confusion between actual posts I was writing, and guest posts that were submitted to the blog, I created a new “Guest Blogger” account on the blog, and then wanted to ...
Continue reading8 Simple Tips to Increase Website Traffic
Blogging Have you been pounding your head against the wall trying to figure out the best way to get traffic to your site? Do you worry with this to the point that you’re unproductive and not getting much else done? Stop it! All the information out there to increase website traffic has gotten insane. There’s roughly a gazillion ways to get traffic. Okay, that’s an over-estimate, but ...
Continue readingAdvertising and Searching: The Difference for Google
Making Money, Productivity Advertising on the web could really be tricky especially if you have no idea of what you’re doing. Greenhorns at the online advertising gig could really get in heaps of wasted money if they don’t know what they’re doing, especially because the costs of advertising online could stack up quickly if one is not careful enough. Big websites like Google, Yahoo, or Bing offer people a great way to ...
Continue readingSyrian Freedom Fighters Use The Internet. We Should Help.
Internet News The great strides social media has made helping oppressed people unshackle themselves from the autocrats and other dictators that imprison them is finding yet another home in Syria. The actions of President Bashar al-Assad’s secret police including not so secret massacres of protestors have only been brought to the attention of the world through Syria’s media activists. Consider the ...
Continue readingA Look Back: The Top 20 Blogging Tips Posts of 2011
Blogging, Links Can you believe that 2012 is just hours away? In some time zones, it may even be minutes away. As a special thank you to all of our faithful readers here at BloggingTips.com, we present to you a list of the top 20 posts for 2011. These posts have been listed in order of popularity — based on the number of comments, in descending order. This is your chance to look back at our top posts, catch ...
Continue readingList Building Basics – Keep it Simple!
Blogging Last week I shared the basics of blogging with you. This week I want to share the basics of list building and keep it really simple. I know there’s a ton of courses and info-products out there and most make it sound really complicated. Maybe you’re looking for something easy and manageable. If you’re just starting out that’s the best way to do it; easy and manageable. You ...
Continue readingSpool – An Easy Way to Save, Share, and Sync Your Web Content
Reviews, Social Media Spool is an easy and stylish way of saving, reading, sharing, and syncing your favorite Web content such as images, videos, web pages, and articles. It’s a tool much like Read it Later, Instapaper, and Readability with the addition of direct sharing with friends and the ability to save videos (a feature some similar services do not offer). Spool is much like Read it Later and Instapaper ...
Continue readingHow to Improve Your Writing as a Blogger
Blogging, Writing As bloggers, it is our duty to communicate with our readers in a way that will change their lives; and the major means of communication for most of us is through our writing. Being a successful blogger will to a great extent be determined by your writing. Is your writing full of grammatical errors, or is it written with such great passion and experience that anyone who reads it is moved by it?
Continue readingHow to Improve Your Online Blogging Reputation
Blogging Bloggers can be some of the most controversial people in the world. Lately we are even seeing articles in the news about how China and other countries are actually throwing bloggers in jail for up to 10 years! Mostly this has to do with country laws and freedom of speech, but in the end, we as bloggers have reputations and what we say (or others say about us), can greatly affect the way we are ...
Continue readingCanadians Trust Museums More Than The Web
Internet News Canadians are a cautious bunch. Their frugal natures in financial matters have left their economy in exemplary shape after the recession of 2008, and that’s a good thing. However, there’s seems to be a downside to that much vigilance. The Montreal-based Association for Canadian Studies has just released the findings of a new study whereby 2000 Canucks were polled and 84% expressed strong ...
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