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Recommended ping list for WordPress blog

This is a recommended ping list for a WordPress blog. The information is gathered from personal experience and various sources on the web. Every time you post these services will be notified of your blog post increasing your online exposure. http://api.moreover.com/RPC2 http://bblog.com/ping.php http://blogsearch.google.com/ping/RPC2 ...

Quick Blog Tip: Separating Comments and Trackbacks

Do your trackbacks display before your comments? Since learning that comments can be separated from pingbacks/trackbacks, many bloggers have adopted the format. However, there are some blogs which put the pingbacks/trackbacks before the comments and if you run a popular blog, this can be a pain for your readers who wish to leave their own thoughts. Pingbacks...

Wordpress SEO Tips

This article is about how to make Wordpress search engines friendly, and optimized for. A default Wordpress installation is SEF enough, which means that the structure itself performs pretty good in Search Engines. But with these hints, you will give your posts the best environment...

WP.me: Wordpress.com Launches Short URLs

If you’ve got a Wordpress.com blog, you’ll be pleased to know you can now share an itsy-bitsy-Wordpress-linky to each of your posts. That’s right: WordPressWordPress has launched the WP.me...

10 Wordpress Tips to Make Your Blog Look Like a professional site

10 Wordpress Tips to Make Your Blog Look Like a professional site

Whatever industry you happen to be in, you want to stand out from the crowd and be unique, and not give the impression that your online presence is just a slightly modified cut and paste job. Of course, if you’re depending on a pre-built content management framework like Wordpress for the core of your blog or website, then that could prevent your online...

Things You Can Do After Installing Wordpress

The WordPress tips and few hacks mentioned below may only apply to a self-hosted installation of WordPress version 2.6 or above. *If your WordPress blog is hosted on wordpress.com, please skip this. Tip 0: Change the Default Image Upload Folder The default installation of WordPress will store all your images inside wp-content/uploads folder. You can however...