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re: CoffeeCup Web Typography Pack

NickS — Thu, 20 Nov 2008 17:30:14 GMT

Agree! CoffeeCup has always had good, clean, innovative software which are great for inexperienced or first-time users of the media.

Always a cool website too.... THANKS for the new product tip

re: Personality is Key to Social Media

Mary-francesM — Wed, 19 Nov 2008 23:58:53 GMT

Deborah, I think it can relate to business as well. I think a company needs a face...look at the massively popular guys who started Blogger (Ev) and the guy who started Craigslist. Most of us feel a kinship to them because they are people. It makes big corporations seem more touchable.

Maybe something a bit more related than weather, but it can be about a conference you're attending or something else semi-related.

re: SEO Fresh Perspectives: Brand, Content Optimization, Keyword Research, Site Structure, Links, Analytics

Dante Monteverde — Wed, 19 Nov 2008 18:48:54 GMT

All the of the links to the guides/tools are working. Please feel free to comment on the article and let me know what you think. In addition to comment within the different links.

Thank you...

re: SEO Fresh Perspectives: Brand, Content Optimization, Keyword Research, Site Structure, Links, Analytics

Mike Phillips — Wed, 19 Nov 2008 16:17:23 GMT

UPDATE: Apologies on the missing Directory Guide. It is now available, please search "WM Directory Guide" and you will find it in the results.

re: Beyond Adsense

Garry Conn — Wed, 19 Nov 2008 14:21:10 GMT

Hi Jeremy,

I enjoyed reading your article. It was the first story I read. I am totally digging Website Magazine and wanted to thank you for telling me about it.

I was at the DMV waiting for my daughter to get her drivers license, so what better place to have such a cool magazine in hand.

Thanks again.

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re: Simple SEO: Wordpress

LisaB — Wed, 19 Nov 2008 10:49:48 GMT

I use the all in one SEO pack and it seems to work quite well.

You should always check what others are saying about plugins before you use them: wordpress.org/.../headspace2 has more info about the plugin and the download link, along with comments from users.

re: SEO Tweets for 2009

AnthonyC — Wed, 19 Nov 2008 02:22:23 GMT

2009 will be the year i have converted my sites to wordpress, writing, and submitting articles as well as building quality links.

re: Simple SEO: Wordpress

RobertN — Wed, 19 Nov 2008 00:48:13 GMT

It's wordpress.com and not wordpress.org that can be a problem. Wordpress.com can and does ban for commerical use of it's blog. Wordpress.org is the home of the 5 minute install or even better if your host has Fantasico it's only a couple of clicks and the blog is installed. Since it is self-hosted and installed on your own domain you are in control

Aren't articles proof-read before posting?

re: Turn WordPress Blogs into Paid Membership Sites

AnthonyC — Tue, 18 Nov 2008 23:34:11 GMT

Hi Guys, do not consider a wordpress blog, simply as a blog, but look at it tool to create a website. I create websites using wordpress as the basis, this allows the clients to update the content easily and quickly. Wordpress is a better solution than Joomla, as Joomla and others come with too many features and are not as easy to update or install as wordpress is. This plugin is well suited to training companies who want to offer content to subscribers rather than trying to learn a program like moodle

re: Simple SEO: Wordpress

AnthonyC — Tue, 18 Nov 2008 22:49:08 GMT

Hi Scott, This is a great start and intro to get people thinking about wordpress, however an often neglected part of installing wordpress are the header tags. A client selected one of the free wordpress themes and I began customising it to suit their requirements and were shocked to find all header tags were h1 incluing the widget titles. most themes have the header as h1 and then the widgets as a h2 with the titles of the pages and post set to a h2 or h3. bloggers need to go into the php and make the changes to the header tags, unfortunately you may need to do some css tweaking to get it to look correct. generally the page/post title should be h1 and the widget titles should be no more than h3. I normally use h2 as a sub header in the page/post

Anthony

re: 3 Solid SEO Tips

BobY — Tue, 18 Nov 2008 22:22:23 GMT

Just started a subscription to this blog and already I'm finding some useful information on legal linkbaiting.

re: 3 Solid SEO Tips

TommyM — Tue, 18 Nov 2008 22:01:59 GMT

This looks like good advice i plan to use some of this info.

Thanks,

re: Wordtracker Labs: Exploring Keyword Questions

MarkC — Tue, 18 Nov 2008 13:34:21 GMT

I was just checking this tool out, and I found some very useful results with which to write articles under. This is a great resource and it's free.

re: YouTube Ups the Advertising Ante

Mike Phillips — Mon, 17 Nov 2008 13:41:19 GMT

Yes, they will share the revenue with Google/YouTube.

re: Current Google Chrome Market Share

DannyC — Sun, 16 Nov 2008 04:47:57 GMT

Unknown.................... 40 %

MS Internet Explorer... 38 %

Firefox........................ 17 %

Safari.......................... 3.5%

Mozilla......................... 0.7%

Opera.......................... 0.2%

Netscape..................... 0.2%

BonEcho......................<0.1 %

WebTV browser.........<0.1 %

Sony/Ericsson Browser (PDA/Phone browser) <0.1 %

other............................<0.1 %

No Chrome listed.

I use Chrome on occasion to listen to streaming radio media I can't tune into on my radio. I love it. It is little to no drain on my virtual memory and I love the ability to open new windows and surf or blog while I listen. That is definitely not so when I use IE. FF seems to slow down too when I do this.

I hope G makes greater strides in the market but it looks slow coming. I did a quick interview re: Chrome Release for our local Channel 6 News back in September and they were at about 2% market share then. What's up with that Chrome?