WordPress SEO Tips Part IX This is part of our continue WordPress SEO Tips Series. You can follow along by visiting our WordPress SEO Tips category to see all of the previous articles. WordPress SEO Tips Part IX – Keyword Saturation Levels The last WordPress SEO tip I covered with Using Keywords In Your Titles, and I […]
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Adding Twitter Streams To Your Website I’ve been tinkering around with adding Twitter streams to websites and blogs lately. From what I’ve seen so far, adding a Twitter stream to a site is a great way to bring any website or blog to life with fresh content that is continually updated. Plus, if you build […]
Yesterday, Google announced a great new extension to Google Chrome called “Blog This”. Basically, the Blog This extension allows one click blogging – highlight text that you want to include in a blog post > click the “Blog This” button > and pow… your text is now included in your blog post. There’s Only One […]
WordPress SEO Tips Part VIII This is part of our continue WordPress SEO Tips Series. You can follow along by visiting our WordPress SEO Tips category to see all of the previous articles. WordPress SEO Tips Part VIII – Use Keywords In Your Titles Without a doubt, the single most important thing you can do regarding SEO […]
Yahoo Shortcuts Are you interested in enhancing your blog posts with media, maps, images, and more? If so, then this new WordPress plugin called Yahoo Shortcuts, might just be your answer. As you write your blog post, Yahoo Shortcuts will automatically detect pre-licensed content, images, and more to be added to your blog post, and […]
WordPress First Choice For Publishers When asked what publishing platform you prefer, what would your answer be? Recently, research conducted by SocialTwist found that 45 per cent of social media users prefer the Worpdress open source publishing application to its main rivals. From Global Gold UK: “A new study has found WordPress to be the […]
WordCamp 2009 If you’re a fan of WordPress, then you might enjoy this bit of news! GoDaddy will be providing live streaming of WordCamp 2009 in Phoenix, Arizona tomorrow, Friday the 13th. Here’s the news release from Weblogtoolscollection.com: