Back in August, I created a post titled A Few Basics on Linking, in which I created a general overview of the ins and outs of linking to other sites. Linking is supposed to, in its elemental form, link your readers to the sites and resources that you mention in your pots. However, I’d like to go over a few more topics along the same topic.
Let’s assume you run an “average” blog, with a [...]
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Last month, Brian Gardner and Jason Schuller, considered some of the top WordPress theme designers and developers announced that they would be joining forces, creating stunning visual and feature-rich themes under a new business model. Although the transition was made early to the new site, called Revolution Two (or Revolution Squared), today (November 1) was the first official day of the launch, as all the themes previously available will no longer be sold.

Revolution Two Site, Original Site in Background
In this post, I’ll be reviewing the site (not sponsored), the themes, and what the team offers that differs from other “premium” WordPress themes currently available. [...]
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After a few days away from posting on this blog, I’ll be resuming with some rather old news, but just as important as the day it was released.
BlogRush, the service that many low- and high-profile bloggers added to their blogs in hopes of gaining a lot of additional traffic. Like many other startups, there were problems — from security issues to users who wanted to get more out of the system, gaming it to their advantage.
Eventually, [...]
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The Trends page of Google Reader, which launched in early 2007, displayed the number of items read, percent read, and items read per day. Starting today, many new statistical figures come to the ever-popular feed reader.
Main Feed Stats (All Feeds)
First of all, you’ll notice two bars for each hour - one for items posted and items read. This is intended to help you notice patterns, such as when you are reading and when the [...]
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