Nine Signs of an Effective Blog Post
This post explores what it takes to write an effective blog post.
- 9th July 2008
- // 129 Visits
Category: Development
From: blog.useshots.com
tags:- wordpress,
- tutorial,
- screenshot
How to create screenshot tutorials and publish them to your WordPress blog
This tutorial shows how to create your first screenshot tutorial and publish it to a WordPress blog in less than 5 minutes.
5 Killer Ways to Improve your Writing Right Now
One of the hallmarks of producing great content for your blog is writing it so it sounds natural, the way it would if we were chatting with each other over a coffee.
28 Ways to Make Money with Your Website
There are several lists with “ways to make money with a website” on the Internet, but none of them seem to be complete. That is why I decided to create this one.
Extending Wordpress Beyond the Blog
Details on how you can use Wordpress as your CMS for not only your blog but websites of other kinds.
Putting More Ads On Your Page: Tactics to Increase Your AdSense Earnings Overnight
A look at another simple way to increase what AdSense (and other ad networks) can earn you. It’s the most simple and obvious thing to do - but it’s amazing how few bloggers actually do it.
Full or Partial RSS Feeds?
Whether to post excerpts or full feeds is something I’ve grappled with on and off for years now. I used on only do excerpts here on ProBlogger too but in the end decided to switch.
How I’d Promote My Blog If I Were Starting Out Again
Let me summarize the mistake that I see many bloggers (big and small) running into when they’re promoting their blogs.
How to register a domain name for your blog
You need to register a domain name. And not just only a domain name, but one to help you better promote your blog, one that truly represents your ideas and stands out in the crowd. In this article we will cover the best ways to find and register a perfect domain name for your blog.
How Much Should I Charge for my Advertising Space?
As soon as a blogger decides to play with direct advertising, the question of “how much to charge” emerges. If you charge too much, you might end up with no advertisers at all. If you charge too little, on the other hand, you will be leaving money on the table.
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