Tweetmeme Button Two Months Later
Posted on: Thursday, February 4th, 2010 in: BWI, Sites ReviewedTwo month review of the Tweetmeme button on this blog.
Two month review of the Tweetmeme button on this blog.
A list of the top ten posts for the year 2009.
A How To for writing an About Me and About Us page for bloggers and business.
How a landing page uses a blog to optimize itself for search engines.
Improving your traffic by doing nothing, reducing spam comments, and speed reading tips.
How using a blog format makes a great club website.
Be prepared for a long download if you check out the third link.
Some quick tips on how to improve your website, reasons why your traffic might be dwindling, and the thought that you may be a spammer.
Site Review of Temis web hosting blog.
Poll asking if you are trying to make money from your website.
Knowing that visitors spend most of their time on sites besides BWI, I decided to do a little research on those sites, and see what my visitors would expect to find. Using Technorati, and a few other sources, I took a look at over a dozen top blogs. What I was looking for was common [...]
Why you should limit the number of pictures in your post.
Poll to see if Twitter users are posting their tweets made on their website or blog.
It’s 2009, and the U.S. economy has its hands full in rebounding back to normal, and being that one of the most primary concerns for this country is money, financial themed websites are popping up all over the place.
One of my Facebook buddies just posted some sweet code to create a great litter div slider. Here is a sample of it in action. All of the code an instructions on how to install are on his blog. Takes a little html, css, and javascript.
Slices of Life is your daily reminder blog about why we like it here on the big planet earth.
One of my first jobs as a webmaster was to build a series of intranet sites for Applied Materials. I had already been building sites for a few years at that time, but never had a task as large as this one. I built the sites, gave a few some makeovers, and was given one final request before my contract came to an end. Can you create a way for us to input new content without knowing how to build a web page? I was asked to design my exit plan.
Calling all webmasters! There’s a new webmasters forum in town, Webmaster Serve. There are always new webmaster forums being created, but I think this one has a fighting chance. Webmaster Serve was created by the same guys that brought you UKWF, a popular webmaster forum run in the UK.
Learn more, read more, you have probably seen it a million times. Those little links that allow you to read additional information. Those little links are great, and if you are not using them already, now may be the time to start.
So back in August I went to the San Francisco WordCamp. I learned a lot, and when I got home that day immediately started to make some small changes to my site. Today I was going over my analytics which I always do at the end of the month, and besides my regular number checks I thought I would see how the numbers reflected after I had made some changes to my blog back in August.