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WordPress Milestone

August 18, 2006

From the Blog Herald: WordPress just broke a new record having served up over a million downloads. The number will undoubtedly continue to exponentially grow and I congratulate the developers for their hard work and persistance. That’s quite a milestone for a blogging software. Kudos to WordPress and the developers!! *woot*

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AdSense Telling Us To Get A Life

August 16, 2006

If you’re like us and you check your AdSense stats around the clock every moment you get a chance to then you might’ve noticed the reminder AdSense has put up on their stats control panel. It seems like too many people are checking their stats too many times so Google decided to put a timer [...]

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ajaxWrite – the web based word processor

August 6, 2006

If you’re like us and hate prefer not to use Microsoft’s products but can’t get away from Word (.doc) documents then this is a good thing for all of us. ajaxWrite is a web-based word processor that can read and write Microsoft Word and other standard document formats. Anytime you need to open, read or [...]

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iFeedReaders

August 1, 2006

Simplicity is beautiful. iFeedReaders generates XML buttons/links for 32 different RSS readers. All you need to do is enter your blog’s RSS URL and it will give you one unified button. When you click on it you’ll get something like this. The objective of this site is simple, create a one central place to send [...]

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More MySpace Layouts

August 1, 2006

We’re always on the lookout for free MySpace layouts that we can share with you. Today we bumped across this page on About.com with a comprehensive list of websites offering Free Premade MySpace Layouts. I’m not sure when the page was compiled but the sites listed on it will keep you busy modifying your MySpace [...]

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Decoding Your Competitor’s SEO Success

August 1, 2006

Ross Dunn at Search Engine Guide wrote an article titled Demystifying Your Competitor’s Ranking Success where he shares the secrets of dumbing down SEO in a step-by-step walktrough. We have all been there, “how the heck do they always get #1?” It is a constant frustration for many a client and, well, even myself occasionally. [...]

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Recover Lost Details In Your Photos In Five Minutes

July 27, 2006

When you take photos of a scene with varying lights your camera can’t capture the whole range of lights. It usually meters the average causing your brights to be too bright and your darks to be too dark. A lot of times this sums up to an awful photo. Joshua Keay is a product designer [...]

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Google Owns 520 Domains To Date

July 25, 2006

Ever wonder what Google is up to? You might get an idea from their growing list of domains. Currently at the moment of this writing Google owns 520 domains. Their domain collecting business has been going on for the last couple years, mostly from companies they acquired bought. Some domains are just weird IMHO, like [...]

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TagsPage: Another Million Dollar Idea

July 25, 2006

While the original Million Dollar Homepage focused on the idea of selling pixels, TagsPage is more of a Web 2.0 experiment with textual tags. It gives webmasters (and bloggers) a chance to promote their website (or blog) with their favorite keyword (tag). It’s a great for SEO since you get a high-quality backlink on your [...]

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Effective Strategies for Driving Traffic To Your Blog

July 22, 2006

SEOmoz has helped quite a few companies and websites drive significant traffic to their sites. They use these effective methods which they now share with the blogosphere. #10 – Targeting Unmonetized Searches #9 – Creating Controversy #8 – Maps & Mashups #7 – Event Coverage #6 – Top Ten Lists #5 – Online Tools #4- [...]

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