Here’s a good primer about Content Creation for blogs.
Blog writing block?
Posting this to assist others out there, as well as taking the recommendations to heart as well.
Bad programming?
If you’ve found the blog, you’ll once again notice a theme change. I’m using the Suffusion Theme.
I have a Google Analytics account and it hasn’t been reporting correctly for the blog for the past week. So I’ve gone back and am working to reinstall the correct piece of code for Google Analytics. However when looking for the proper place to insert the code, there is no such place in this theme.
I wonder if it’s bad programming or just an oversight on the theme creators part. It’s amazingly frustrating to say the least, not to be able to correctly get info from the blog.
WordPress Themes.
The graphic says “look.” However there are no links to any of the featured websites via the graphic. I guess they aren’t wanting you to look at the sites. Is Thesis not proud of these bloggers who are using their product?
Word Press Plugins.
The blog your reading is hosted on the WordPress platform and capably hosted by the fine folks at HostRail.
The other day I had bookmarked a site about WordPress Plugins, and decided to take a closer look at it this afternoon. The site, 13 Best WordPress SEO Plugins Every Blog Should Have appears interesting which is why I decided to take another look at it.
Now as I’m looking at it a bit more closely, I’m wondering if I really need everything the article says I need for this and the other two WordPress sites I have. The article by it’s title indicates I need all 13 plugins, and yet to me that seems to be a bit of overkill and duplication of SEO effort.
I wonder, is SEO that disjointed that a web site needs 13 different tools to accomplish essentially the same function and result?
Lost in Translation?
Another instance where Google Translator doesn’t recognize the correct language.
Just how bad is the Real Estate Market?
This is from the Summit Daily, the local paper of Summit County, Colorado.
Now this is also something for webmasters and those of us who blog and post things to blogs. It would be in the best interest of everyone to take another look at the partial or citation type of posts to RSS readers so as to avoid such confusion.
Government Solutions?
It continues to amaze me at just how uninformed and naive the American Public appears to be regarding the purported Health Care Reform bill that the Senate recently passed. Our elected representatives in Congress have turned a deaf ear to the will of those who elected them, opting rather for sweetheart deals and bribes for votes.
“This Congress will be remembered for its arrogance, corruption and stupidity” – Senator Tom Coburn. And the American People for the most part continue to wander around in a fog regarding the actions taken by their elected officials in Washington.
Thankfully those in the Blogosphere have continued to shine the floodlights of exposure on the lies, deceit, bribes, in addition to as Sen. Coburn says, the arrogance, corruption and stupidity of President Obama and the Democratic Congress.
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