Wordpress allows more flexibility for those who have some serious time constraints. The use of automation, such as feeds, as well as the advance scheduling option, allows a person to maintain their revenue streams, while doing other work. It isn’t the optimal solution, but in these days, sometimes it is all one is able to manage. Least it is for me. Thankfully wordpress and its plugins can make those changes, more palatable. Continue reading
Sep 08th by Malcontent
When do you find time to actually add content? I mean when wordpress updates, and even not just then, plugins seem to be constantly fixing bugs, or updating. Not bad if you have one or two blogs, but what if you operate a dozen or so blogs? It can become a full time job to just keep your plugins up to date, never mind add content. Well seems there is a solution, that involves some added code to your config file, that lets you have multiple blogs, on multiple domains, but with one install of the core, and the plugins. Continue reading
Jul 14th by Malcontent
Adding links from within a blog post, or page, makes the link more valuable. It creates a more natural linking flow, in the eyes of the search engines, which helps the receiving site, in its rankings. The more links you get, like that, the more authoritative your site becomes, which gives you better standing in the all important indexes. Natural Linking is important to have, but also to not over do. Continue reading
Mar 30th by Malcontent