Wordpress Ping List

June 12, 2008 · 2 Comments

A list of aggregators to ping for your wordpress blog.

http://rpc.technorati.com/rpc/ping
http://blogsearch.google.com/ping/RPC2
http://www.a2b.cc/setloc/bp.a2b
http://api.feedster.com/ping
http://www.blogdigger.com/RPC2
http://www.blogshares.com/rpc.php
http://www.blogsnow.com/ping
http://www.blogstreet.com/xrbin/xmlrpc.cgi
http://coreblog.org/ping/
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How To Market Your Blog & Rss Feed

March 1, 2008 · 1 Comment

So you’ve got your blog set up and now you want to get the word out about you new blog! Here are some very easy and practical steps to help you get the crowd coming to your blog.

1. Set up your ping list.

Make sure you have your ping list set up on you blog software so that every time you write a post it pings the major rss aggregators.

All bog platforms usually have a setting where you can place a ping list. For wordpress it’s under options > writing.

New Blog Rss Resource Website - Books Tutorials Software Scripts

March 23, 2007 · Comment

I thought it time to put together a new bog and rss resource that covers a assortment of information all under the one roof so to speak.

The new site has a fair whack of information including where to find blog and rss books, tutorials, scripts, software, directories, authority sites and more.

Always on the look out for more ideas, so if anyone thinks other items should be added I’m all ears.

http://www.blog-books-tutorials-software-scripts.com

Cheers, Chris

Doe’s Dont’s Of A Blog And Blogger

January 26, 2007 · Comment

Blogging, despite its naysayers, has proved its many capabilities. The vast majority of people use blogs these days, whether for personal things or to advance a business. People became more aware through blogs, and businesses grew as people voted with their dollars.

Blogs also let you organize and save information. Many blog sites give you the option of keeping your writings private, allowing you to use a blog as you would a paper day planner. Or, you can use your blog to store things like recipes, while sharing them with others by simply leaving your writings public.

If you do want to attract others to your blog, then having your own blog is a bit like choosing a new car. You must choose the make, color, and features that will best suit your needs. You also must think of beautiful internal details that are visibly attractive to others. Blog as though you are your primary audience, but keep in mind that it will be viewed by many, like a car owned by one person but intended to carry many passengers. Your blog gives the viewer some insight in to who you are, just like cars can help determine the personality of the driver.

Rss Feeds Blog Submission Sites

January 16, 2007 · Comment

A great new service is being offered by one of the major rss feed directories, Rss Feeds Directory

You have a couple of options with packages… the first one comes with 100 blog/rss submissions to all the major directories.

The second one comes with the above plus an additional 100 submissions to normal high rank, high PageRank directories.

Both package include an excellent video on how to completely SEO your blog as well as SEO wordpress plugins.

If your looking to really promote your blog, get many more trageted hist and save a bit of time and money at the same time… then this package is for you - Rss Feeds Blog Submission Service.

Removing Bloggers Block

January 14, 2007 · Comment

Some of you may have already experienced writer’s, or in this case blogger’s, block. This is when you can’t seem to start blogging anything worthwhile, sometimes not even a single word’s worth.

How could this happen when you were so good at blogging before? Why is it that you can’t get one word written? And the most frustrating thing of all: the more time you spend thinking about blogging, the less able you are to start your next project! Is there any cure? Luckily, there are a few things you can try.

Visiting other people’s blogs is a good start. Read through your favorite ones, or do a random blog search and see what gets turned up. Reading what other people have to say can spark your own creativity and send you over the hump of blogger’s block. Leave some comments to get you started; you might be able to expand on their ideas, and sometimes you can track back to your own blog. Looking at your blog inbox can help, too, as there might be a question or comment there that can get you started.

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