Tag Archive | "FireFox"
Posted on 22 July 2008
Tags: Akismet, Blog, blogger, Bloggers, Blogging, bot, business, CommentLuv, comments, dofo, dofollow, domain, FireFox, HTML, lazy, link, Links, MIL, money, moving, nofollow, Plugin, SEO, spam, Tags, WordPress
Those were the words I heard often enough at as kid when I was being cautious. I heard them from friends who tried to goad me into trouble making either with or for them. I heard them from many a male relative who simple mistook caution for timidity and didn’t really know what else [...]
Posted on 10 April 2008
Tags: Blog, blogger, Bloggging, Blogging, Blogs, bot, comments, CSS, D-List, Digg, extension, FireFox, Genie, google, HTML, link, link search engines, Links, LiveJournal, Meta, MySpace, nofollow, resource, ScribeFire, Search, Search Engine, search engines, SEO, Theme, TypePad, usercontent, WordPress
One of the best tools I have found of recent to help improve our blogging is the ScribeFire extension for the Firefox browser. It allows you to automatically post to your blog while surfing. It works for self-hosted WordPress, WordPress.com TypePad.com LiveJournal.com, and a few others. My hopes were dashed that [...]
Posted on 09 April 2008
Tags: ass time, Blog, Blogs, coding errors, dashboard, f5, FireFox, further reading, google, http://www.technorati.com/ping, Indexing, link, ping, reload, risk, spam, spiders, sweet ass, tech support, technorati, Theme, theme designers, URL, WordPress, yahoo
Everyone needs to go have a look at their Technorati accounts today and make sure that their posts are getting indexed properly. Because of some flaws and coding errors, and down right hacking by theme designers your Blog may be at risk. Not only is Technorati not indexing, it can very well lead to your [...]
Posted on 06 April 2008
Tags: Blog, BlogCatalog, blogger, Blogging, British Columbia, Digg, FireFox, MIL, MyBlogLog, Networking, Popularity, promotion, real time, Social Networking, Socializing, Stumbleupon, tracking, Traffic, Traffic Building
Digg
Every blogger should have a Digg account, no matter where you blog. If you don’t write crap for blog content, it won’t long before someone starts Digging your posts. You are going to need an account to help with the self promotion and respond to people Digging your work. As you build your network you [...]
Posted on 01 April 2008
Tags: email, feed, FireFox, link, migraine;, mySql, on your server, paranoia;, php, risk, web browser, WordPress, WordPress, yahoo
The install of WordPress 2.5 is a pretty painless event if you can follow easy directions and don’t go out of your way to make things harder than they really are. I know what you are thinking thinking, why would anyone want to make things harder than they need to be. The answer is simple, [...]