- Lorelle’s post Fear Not WordPress 2.1 and WordPress Plugins is an essential read for those WP bloggers scared of upgrading for fear os losing plugin functionality.
- David from Blogging Pro writes a post – Making it Easy to Subscribe to RSS feeds on your blog.
- Lorelle from Lorelle on WordPress covers a similar topic in Understanding, Using and Customizing WordPress Blog Feeds
- Lifehack.org shares 7 Ways to Track the Internet’s Trends and Popular News via Steve
- Inside AdSense shares a few tips on Custom Channels – why they’re useful and how to use them. NB: This isn’t a new feature as many are reporting today. It was actually announced back in November. My suspicion is that most publishers found it too complicated to use or didn’t see the point and there probably wasn’t much of a take up in using it – which is probably why AdSense are now writing about it months later on their blog.
- Net Business Blog writes 5 Reasons Why You Shouldn’t Make and ‘I Got Dugg’ post – not a week goes by when I don’t get someone emailing me to tell me about a post they wrote about being Dugg. While I’ve done it myself I think it’s probably a post we’ve seen enough of.
- Cornwall SEO writes a clever (but also insightful) post titled How to Get Darren Rowse to read your blog.
- The Australian Blogging Conference is definitely on on 8 March. I’d love to make it but I’m not sure I’ll be able to justify another trip up the coast so shortly before we leave for the US a week later.
About Darren Rowse
Darren Rowse is the founder and editor of ProBlogger Blog Tips and Digital Photography School. Learn more about him here and connect with him on Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn.
My cunning plan worked, hehe.
Thanks for the link.
Wow! That is a nice chunk of articles and just skimming a few of them I had to del.icio.us them so I can read them when I get home from work later this evening.
Great finds!
“How to Get Darren Rowse to read your blog” –
Number 1) Write him a check for $20,000 :P
Out of curiosity how do you find all of these articles? You must read RSS feeds and emails in your sleep. That is, of course, assuming you sleep.
NP Lyndon
Thanks a lot for the link, Darren.
Yay, glad that the conference is confirmed. Guess I’ll be goin’ there then. :)
Hopefully enough people go.
Thanks for the link Darren, much appreciated. :)
sleep??
I don’t see why more bloggers wouldn’t use custom channels more often. It certainly helps you as you tweak the positioning of your ads…
[…] After weeks and weeks of no new information I thought it was just one of those things that wasn’t meant to be, but whilst checking out a Speedlinking Post by Darren Rowse, I came across an update regarding the conference, confirming that it is going ahead and will be held at the State Library of Queensland. I hope to make an announcement about sponsorship soon, but I can say that it is unlikely that we will charge any registration fee. In the meantime, if your business would be interested in sponsoring any part of the Conference, please contact me on [email protected] and I will email you a Sponsorship Kit. […]
how fortuitous and thanx all of you… I’m thinking of taking the wordpress plunge and looks like great news i can use. Great food for thought… couldnt resist… must be the innkeeper in me :)
happy weekend all
GP in Montana