Written on July 20th, 2007 at 06:07 pm by Darren Rowse
Speedlinking - 20 July 2007
- Read Write Web points to FoldSpy - a tool that allows webmasters to see what part of their site is above the ‘fold’ on different browsers. Quite a useful concept if you’re optimizing your ad positioning.
- Blogging Pointers has just finished a series looking at a variety of blog time saving techniques.
- Daniel is experimenting with just showing excerpts of posts on his blog’s front page and asks what you think about it?
- Web Worker Daily shares the Top Five Myths about Home-Based Web Workers - I’m sure I’ve heard all of them dozens of times (although #2 may well be true occasionally…. not the naked bit…. usually….).
- 10% of companies have fired an employee for a breach of blogging or message board policies - thanks to Michael for the tip off.
- Clever Dude has 50 Tips for New Personal Finance Bloggers (many of which would be good for all kinds of bloggers).
5 Responses to “Speedlinking - 20 July 2007”
Jeremy Steele
July 20th, 2007 9:40 pm
That does me wonder how many professional bloggers out there just wake up in the morning and blog, regardless of what they are wearing…
Daniel Scocco
July 20th, 2007 11:03 pm
That is the case for me at least :).
Dan Cole
July 21st, 2007 7:59 am
The link in this bullet gave me a 404… “Daniel is experimenting with just showing excerpts of posts on his blog’s front page and asks what you think about it?”
Daniel Scocco
July 21st, 2007 9:52 pm
Dan, let me know if you keep getting a 404, might be a DNS problem, it is working fine for me and a couple of friends.
Lucia
July 24th, 2007 7:26 am
When blogging, I just see how much I can view in the Wordpress preview pane without scrolling. I figure that’s a fairly decent estimate of what shows above the fold for most people. Since there is no such thing as perfection, I’ve decided that’s good enough for me.
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