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Company Name Generator is both helpful and fun. Put in any two words, and it will generate a number of variations, substitutions, and check, via GoDaddy, if the variations are available for domain registration on .com, .org, .net, and .info. The two-name limit is actually useful, I think, particularly by keeping one’s naming process tightly [...]
I hadn’t heard of CMSCritic until yesterday, when I found A Collection of WordPress theme frameworks. And in that post I learned of WordPress frameworks, paid and free, that I’d never heard of before – as well as those that I’m familiar with -some that I use, others that I’ll try when budget permits. Check [...]
The Top Tools For Promoting Your Blog, from The Arkayne Blog, is a great starting point for blog promotion. It’s a basic checklist, and when you want to drill down further, there’s more, including: Cure for Search Engine Optimization Insanity Must Read Beginner’s Guides: Blogging Arkayne Keyword Guide The Arkayne Blog. Evernote lets you save [...]
A quick trip to Blogussion | Blogging Discussion, Tips & Tricks willl yield a bunch1 of posts well worth reading, including: Blog Promotion: 169 New Ways to Build Traffic like a Ninja 4 Easy Ways To Increase Readership On Your Blog 5 Easy Blog Improvements in under 5 Minutes 100+ Lists To Help You Become [...]
Dan Masters – a web designer in Austin, has a very persuasive review of Zoundry, an off-line blogging client. That is, one composes a post irrespective of having an internet connection. I’d been looking for an off-line client, and Masters’ review persuaded me to try it out. Masters’ piece actually predates a new version called [...]
John Haydon is one of the most knowledgeable (as in practical knowledge) about social media and its applications for nonprofits, and businesses large and small.It’s clear that the big social networking apps - have great utility – but not always clear how to make use of them. Here’s Haydon on How to add a Facebook [...]
Blogging Tips – written, it seems, by a large gang of extremely skilled web and graphic designers – is a blog I wish I’d been reading from the beginning. Some posts well worth reading: Improve Your Blog Typography with Typogrify A Few Tips On Paragraph Length (a question which should be considered, in my view, [...]
Matt Garrett’s BlogTactics.com – which I came across quite by accident – is a blog about the business of blogging. There’s some paid content – and I gather that Mr. Garrett does some consulting about Internet businesses – but nonetheless useful pieces on subjects as: blog monetization SEO (search engine optimization) Blog Setup Blog traffic [...]