Friday, August 8, 2008
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12:16 PM
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Heisan
Image via WikipediaIt is nice to know that my readers posted comments on some of my post. It gladdens the heart and lift your spirit to continue posting. Indeed the power of comments do helps me as a blogger as it bolster my resolution to continue despite the temptation to procrastinate due to what others called a mental blackout where it is hard to conceive ideas to post. Comments do help a lot as it gives me as a blogger ideas and even make that comment part of my blog post. Commenting do create opportunities for blogger like me to conceive ideas and thoughts that becomes a blog post while on the other hand commenting on other blogs helps me as a blogger to get my blog the exposure it needs and attract readers and subscribers. I am still in the stage infancy in the world of blogging but as of now I am starting to grasp some ideas and concept to help me mature in this sphere of the world wide web. Comments received do help me a lot in creating more post, it is through the help of some few comments from those interested readers that makes my blog up and running while commenting on other blogs gets my blog the traffic and exposure it needs to gain followers. So to you my readers and visitors keep on posting your comment here as I would gladly appreciate them it helps me constructively.
Saturday, August 2, 2008
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6:01 PM
Posted by
Heisan
Already familiar with the Firefox blogging extension tool that is Scribefire, well for all you know this cool tool that allows blogger to compose article and directly post them in your blogger's or wordpress blog also offers monetization for your blog known as QuickAds. How it works? Scribefire QuickAds uses a drag and drop ad network for bloggers by consolidating all the different popular ad networks in one place where once you have created an account with ScribeFire QuickAds you can choose which ads you want to incorporate in your blog.
Scribefire is the first service to enable publishers to serve fully optimized banners ads on their sites with point and click functionality. ScribeFire’s patent pending technology simplifies banner-space maintenance and optimization by requiring no code additions to websites. And one advantage with their ad technology is that you get paid without any minimum amount once you've earned you get paid on the 7th of the month for your previous month’s earnings; No monthly minimum payouts. Cool isn't it?
Tuesday, July 22, 2008
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9:36 AM
Posted by
Heisan
Image via WikipediaAnd here are the additional 7 more techniques to make your blog sticky. You'll enjoy reading them and even wants to try to implement some of them in your blog although in my case I don't like embedding some videos on my blog as it slows down the loading of the page and that would mean users will not enjoy browsing through your site and can be a deterrent factor in my opinion, but it is a case to case basis depending on the type of blog you have.
Here are some good tips that can be helpful to make your blog sticky. Sticky as in getting a good quality traffic that is not just passing, the one that really last. Some of the tips here has been applied to my blog already but others I am still planning to implement and hope to gain results. 21 ways to make your blog sticky.
Hi! I'm Heisan Salivio and this is a blog that I have created to share something that I learn about blogging since I started in 2005.I created this blog to earn extra money hopefully and at the same time share what I've learn from blogging since 2005. Welcome! Hope you'll enjoy and learn something from my post here. I'm a Catholic layman who once opted to become a priest but later choose to marry rather than be an impure one. A great admirer of St. Augustine and St. Paul and an avid Papist.I am blogging since 2005 and created at least three blogs. One is all about technology, second is about my faith and journey as a Catholic and third is about blogging reviews and monetizing a blog. I am a medical professional but have been hooked in the internet learning to make a web page using CSS and HTML which I am an amateur as of now and still continually learning.