FeedBurner Finally Adds Dynamic Subject Lines to Emails
We’ve been waiting for this feature for a long time. After all, it is not easy to find that special mail among many others with same subject lines. Before this, all emails delivered by FeedBurner used to have same subject line. But now, you can use the title of your latest post as the subject. This will make it easy to find any post in your (huge) inbox. FeedBurner Dynamic Mail Titles To use...
July 3rd, 2009 by Mr. I
Blog Styling Tips: Introduction
This article holds the index for tutorials on blog styling tips, related resources and some background on CSS/HTML for the beginner. Every successful blogger needs to know the basics for some Do-It-Yourself post formatting and template design. Tutorials- Blog Styling Tips Text Shadow Create text effects without using images Resources CSS Cheat Sheet To refer to when you experiment...
July 1st, 2009 by SBA
How to Organize Ideas and Save Time
Our brain is full of ideas. I have always said that Ideas are Everywhere and only thing you need is to find them! In April, I wrote 10 Magnetic Techniques to Attract Ideas. It was all about finding the ideas around you. But finding is not everything! You have to organize your ideas. Without proper organization, ideas will simply fade away from your memory. Here are 2 techniques you can use to manage...
June 29th, 2009 by Mr. I
Use Google Search to Track Your Tutorial Usage
You just can’t hide from Google! I told you there is an answer to the question, How will I know who has grabbed my button? My post about turning your button into a free billboard, recommended you place a unique search term in the image ‘Alt=’ attribute, like “BWS tips button.” Google will index those words whenever it crawls any blogs that display your button image! A...
June 26th, 2009 by SBA
Do Not Give Your Readers a Choice, Place Exit Points Intelligently!
Do you get good traffic but very few comments? Do you get very few submissions to social sites? If you are not converting your readers well, then this post is for you! As a blogger, I have always been concerned about Exit Points. Exit points are the choices you give your readers to leave your blog. It can be a link, a widget or anything! To understand this well, consider this scenario: A new reader...
June 24th, 2009 by Mr. I
What Readers Said About Blogger Learning
Image by James F Clay via Flickr Recently we asked you to tell us if you’re here to ‘learn to be a successful blogger’ and if we’re up to the task of teaching that subject matter. The response rate was very (very) low: Only four non-spammy replies in the comment form. Surprisingly no one left a comment on the original post. I’ll recap what was said and suggest...
June 22nd, 2009 by SBA
3 Tips That Will Surely Improve Your Posts
Content is often one of the most overlooked parts of a blog. Many bloggers do not take time to work on their writing skills and this results in frustration because of poor results. How can you expect results with poor content? So, you should take time to write good posts and then properly polish them. Here are 3 tips that will surely improve your posts: 1. Proof Read Twice Proof Read Your Articles You...
June 19th, 2009 by Mr. I
10 Useless Blogging Techniques “Gurus” Recommend
Lets face it, the Internet is full of Blogging “Gurus” who teach you about Blogging without knowing anything! Isn’t it the case? Everyone is trying to be the next pro-blogger or Darren Rowse and in the process, recommending what they think “should work” and not what “works“. Many techniques they recommend are completely useless. Here are 10 such recommendations...
June 17th, 2009 by Mr. I
How Well Do We Know Your Blog’s Top Commentators?
Sure, you proudly list your blog’s top commentators. They are often the first to comment on new posts, have nice gravatar images and thriving blogs. All excellent qualifications. But how much do you know about them? Wouldn’t it be nice to analyze them for the magic ingredient in their social interactions? We put our top five commentators through a quirky Twitter Analysis tool called ...
June 15th, 2009 by SBA
How To Add And Manage Tables In WordPress Posts
Image via Wikipedia The TinyMCE editor of WordPress is feature rich and easy to use. But by default, it does not have any options to add and edit tables, a headache for beginners who do not know much HTML. If you always wanted to add nice tables in your blog posts, then one of the following plugins can make the job easy for you. First one is TinyMCE Advanced which extends the functionality...
June 12th, 2009 by Mr. I
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