Stumble into the Weekend 02/08
It is Friday again, and if you are one on my regular readers, you know what that means. As every other week, I want to list my favorite posts of the week. I read, liked and stumbled them, and maybe you’d like to do the same.
- It’s not a big secret that I am a fan of WordPress. One of the many reasons is its versatility. You can see a wonderful example on The Design Canopy: The WP Contact Manager. Yep, David has turned WordPress into a contact manager. Well done, and I’m curious to see how it evolves.
- RT has written a very nice “WordPress Guide to Pingbacks and Trackbacks“. If you’re new to WordPress this is a must-read.
- Mani’s “SEO friendly titles, a 359.5% degree perspective” might give you a few clues on how to use title tags wisely. If you’re not sure how to do it - read the post.
- Caroline’s “How Hard Do You Need to Work at Your Own Business?” deals with her schedule (or lack thereof). Since I’ve never been a friend of tight schedules (heck, I’m writing this at 3:10 am), I totally understand her point of view.
- Hands on: Chris Garrett’s “How to Get More Bookmarks and Better Links” is a brilliant post that you should not miss. Unless you don’t want people bookmarking your posts. Otherwise read it, bookmark it, stumble it.
- Now that you know how to get bookmarks, head over to Traffikd, where Steven’s “5 Ways to Fail With Social Media Marketing” tells you what Social Media mistakes to avoid. And I bet that most of us have - at one point or another - made at least one of these mistakes. I know I have.
That’s it for this installment of SitW. I wish you a good read and a nice weekend. And if you happen to read a post during the next week, that you think is extremely stumbleworthy, don’t be shy - drop me a line.
Oh, after last weeks post I received some nice mails about my father’s operation. Thank you for that. He’s back home and in 2-3 weeks he’ll be as good as new. Well, new with grey hair *g*.
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Thanks for the link!
Thanks for the post
I also use, love and swear by Wordpress. With just the amount of plugins programmed for Wordpress makes it the CMS to use if you’re thinking about running a successful blog, especially with the recent plugins that make SEO for your site a lot easier.
Great links you posted there!
I especially enjoyed reading Mani’s “SEO friendly titles, a 359.5% degree perspective” since I was particularly interested in that topic. I learned with that occasion what was the deal with SEO India since I saw that mentioned early today on another blog I read!
Anyway, I also thank you for the post and sorting those link, saving some time on googleing that topics
I am new to WordPress and I see many using trackbacks.
Trying to understand how they get it in the blog’s comment section.
Thanks for the link, it helps to clear things up.
Regards,
David
Regards,
David
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Caroline’s post is the best to read. It is very difficult to organize if someone will be over worked and have tonnes of work to do. I even didn’t know when my days starts and when it would be end.
Very good site,thanks.
New Age, It is called mismanagement of time and you should focus on that. You should have some list or “things to do” jotter, it will help you to divide your time to all tasks equally.
You know one thing, It’s not time but money who can ruin your business. Majority of internet marketers work on their own businesses but they work for others as well(Mostly when the need money). I always find myself in very tight timetable when I pick up such jobs or tasks. I think an internet marketer can’t has a relaxed life all the life.
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Yes I like wordpress too, have been looking for a better option but there is no better than this.
Thanks for the “WordPress Guide to Pingbacks and Trackbacks“. I’m ashamed to admit that i didn’t understand what trackbacks were but now I know.
Wordpress is great. Even if you are aiming to make a static website then you should use wordpress as a content management system. It makes updating and adding pages to the site a whole lot easier. With sitemap plugins and the such, wordpress takes a lot of the workload of the webmaster.
John
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This one is again a nice and informative posts from your keyboard. I was weak in pingback and trackbacks but after reading your given post now I am confident and want to try this one.
I have used contact manager in my blog to contact me. But it stopped working after I upgraded wordpress to 2.7
Wordpress is very good. it is very flexible and supports number of features.
nice site thanks for sharing…
Obviously, Wordpress is very good…..Nice post..
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All the links are wonderful, especially, “How Hard Do You Need to Work at Your Own Business?”
WordPress is great like urs here same big fan of WP but need one solution if possible my some blog get BANN by WP. not done anything wrong still it happen is there any way that we get back our blog from WP by requesting to WP Admin pls Help me out ?????????
Great sites here - thanks for sharing them! I bookmarked a few.
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