The Broken Link Checker plugin for your WordPress blogging software could very well become your ultimate timesaver and also your best “buddy”… Let’s face it. Online websites develop constantly. Suddenly a webmaster makes changes to his or her sites, and oftentimes you aren’t sent any information about that. Even newsletters from people all too rarely tell of either the “new logic” behind new names for subdirectories, or which files are actually moved.
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Even the best reporter can make a mistake. Those of you who read my blog article from January 7th entitled “WordPress 2.4 Looking Interesting Indeed…” will remember that some talked of WordPress 2.3.2 being the last version before 2.5, and some even speculating that probably at least a jump directly over to WordPress 2.4 was the most competent guess.
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Getting the most out of your blogging experience using WordPress has initiated a need to look at ad earnings from a new perspective. Previously there were only very few “players” on the scene, but today there are about a dozen to choose from.
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As readers of this blog will remember I have often put great emphasis on maintaining integrity, honesty and decency in what one recommends. Luckily, I can save hours writing what is already available online if you go read Daniel Mcgonagle’s article entitled “Footprints in Cyberspace — Are You Following Bad Advice From False Gurus?”
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I came across something rather funny. I had hosted three subjects (awaiting the right domain name, and testing whether there was an audience for the niches) using Blogger. I clicked “Next blog” at the top of the screen, and – beieve me – you don’t want your kids to use that type of service.
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A belated Happy New Year to all readers. 🙂
Sorry for not having updated you earlier, but I wanted to share a video with you on the new administrator’s panel, and also update you on there being discussions about 2.3.2 being the last version before 2.5 in March, but others talk of January 24th for the version 2.4.
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Everyone should carefully consider pros and cons before pressing the “Send” button. Many have committed the unpardonable sin when they have sent their list a second mail on the same day. “Just to make sure you get this”, or “not quite sure you received this”…
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Don’t fall for all the mails currently circulating about how poor rates people seem to be getting. Some have created trashy sites, and as a result of it are being penalized with poor performance. Here’s how some of it works.
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It is always a good idea to think before you speak. The same goes when writting to your list. Ask yourself some key questions before you decide to write:
- Will my list benefit from this?
- Would I appreciate the information if I were the recipient
- Is the content new and fresh?
- Have you added an extra benefit for those who might already have heard of your product?
Let’s face it. Most of us have overlooked a very essential part in why we blog. First of all, the fact that WordPress has given us a SHORTCUT to blogging HAS been emphasized on this blog, but have you thought about the fact that your IDEAS should NOURISH the blog.
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