Blog Comments that Get Results: Double Traffic with Comments

Published : 3 March 2014

Blog DialogIf you are wondering if your blog commenting campaign is bearing any fruit, then this tip can start to turn it around for you.

Tip of the Day: Communicate with a Real Person

When leaving a comment, try to move beyond the idea of winning a possible backlink and instead see the whole exercise as one of communicating with a real person, the actual blog owner or author of the post.

Here are some ways to do that: [Read more…]

Has Your Adsense Revenue Dropped? What You Can Do About It

Published : 24 February 2014

Adsense Revenue

Tip of the Day

Have you started to see a drop in your Adsense revenue lately?

If this is you, then make sure that you check your Adsense Dashboard.

Look for your Scorecard. You will notice that you have a number of blue dots filled in, 1 to 5. If you have 5 blue dots then you don’t need to read any further. Otherwise, read on to see what it might mean for your site. [Read more…]

Tip of The Day: How Do You Include HTML in PHP?

Published : 9 January 2014

HTML TipYou  may have already found that you need to include a paragraph or 2  of additional information on a dynamic section of your website.

This is especially true if you are using a Content Management System (CMS) such as WordPress or Drupal or Joomla etc. So how do you include HTML in your PHP coded page? [Read more…]

Tip of the Day: Leave a Relevant Link when Blog Commenting

Last updated : 16 January 2014

Comment LinksSo you have started to incorporate blog commenting as part of your traffic generation campaign.

This is good, but only good if the comments actually make a contribution. This is your reputation that you are building, so you want to impress with your knowledge and demonstrate that you are indeed an expert in your area. [Read more…]

WP Plugin: Briefly Unavailable for Scheduled Maintenance

Last updated : 17 January 2016

Maintenance ModeTip of the Day:  WordPress Website Maintenance

How to put WordPress in maintenance mode for website updates can be rather daunting, to say the least, when you want to make a major change to your website or blog.

By major change, I’m referring to a theme change for example; something that could have some unknown consequences.

Or, you could be a little nervous about updating your site with the latest version of WordPress for example.

Update: And I should mention that, as an extra safeguard, I even like to try major changes first on a local server, having installed WordPress on XAMPP.

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