The document discusses using WordPress for blogging and websites. It covers how WordPress has evolved from blogging software to a full content management system. Key topics include how WordPress allows for flexibility in website design and marketing, gaining visibility on search engines, and updating websites from any device using email. Strategies for effective blogging with WordPress like planning posts by season and creating engaging content are also outlined.
The seminar was presented in March 2012 to the Canadian Association of Professional Speaker's Toronto Chapter.
It's a step be step guide to creating your own social media and internet strategy.
Blogs may seem so 2005, but they are still a critical part of your online marketing activity. This presentation explains why blogging is so important, and how to optimize your blog for success.
The seminar was presented in March 2012 to the Canadian Association of Professional Speaker's Toronto Chapter.
It's a step be step guide to creating your own social media and internet strategy.
Blogs may seem so 2005, but they are still a critical part of your online marketing activity. This presentation explains why blogging is so important, and how to optimize your blog for success.
SEC Copywriter & Social Media Consultant Gloria Rand shows you the Blogging Blueprint that will help you quickly and easily get more web traffic and sales.
How to build a website that works for your non-profitMiriam Schwab
When non-profits go about marketing, they have one goal: fundraising. But that can’t be your only goal. Other goals contribute to your fundraising efforts and are integral to creating a long-term revenue generating strategy. This has to do with building your community.
Drupal powers many small-to-medium websites, from personal blogs to company intranets. Drupal also powers big sites like The Economist and The White House. How are the big sites different from the small ones? What are the main issues to consider when adopting Drupal for the enterprise? What skillset do developers need to build them?
Building an Information Structure for your WordPress SiteHandsOnWP.com
This beginner's session discusses how to plan your WordPress site and build its information architecture — your site’s navigation — to match that plan. This presentation will focus on the importance of a sitemap, the difference between a ‘Page’ and a ‘Post’, and how to use ‘Categories’ and ‘Tags’ to build your navigation structure. We will also review how to use the WordPress linking strategy to give the search engine spiders clear and distinct paths to follow that will improve your site’s search engine rankings.
This is the third in a series of 11 sessions designed to support those new to WordPress successfully build their first WordPress site.
Road Blog: Becoming a Travel Blogger for Fun or ProfitMari Kane
So, you love to write and you want to travel. You think you’d like to start a travel blog, but wait! How exactly do you start a travel blog?
Writer/blogger Mari Kane will explain how to get your blog together and take it on the road.
The BACTW Communication Director blogs on BCATW.org as well as managing and contributing to numerous blogs, many of which she has built. On one of her blogs, Blogsite Studio, she gives weekly advice on how to blog with WordPress and she has authored two ebooks about blogging on WordPress, Create a WordPress Website in Ten Easy Steps and Escalate Your WordPress Website: Twelve Ways to Take Your Blog to a Higher Level.
At a BCATW Meetup on July 8, Mari showed travel writers:
• How to choose a niche and domain name
• The blogging ecosystem
• How to create a beautiful design
• What to write for your blog
• The importance of images
• How traffic = monetization
• Why be a joiner
Subscribe to Mari's blog at http://blogsitestudio and follow her @blogsitestudio
Visit BC Association of Travel Writers at http://bcatw.org
Presentation from O'Reilly's 2013 Tools of Change conference.
We know how to typeset print books, and by now, we know how to crank out EPUBs. It’s time to create some typographical standards for the eBooks we publish. Be prepared to be blown away at some of the best examples of typographically-beautiful eBooks currently in the marketplace, and then “peek under the covers” to see what kind of HTML and CSS mark-up were used to create it. She’ll present a checklist of common challenges and how those are met by the top eBook designers in our field. You’ll be able to bring back techniques you can use today to vault your eBooks to the top ranks of beautiful typography.
Thanks to Anne Marie Concepcion of Seneca Design & Training, Colleen Cunningham of F&W Publications, Dan O. Williams of Storey Publishing, Rick Gordon of Shelter Publications,and Tom McCluskey of Digital Bindery for their insights and examples.
Building Amazing Author Websites:The Absolute Necessities by Deborah CarneyDeborah Carney
Authors need a website in addition to a social presence as a home base to build their platform.
What are the absolute necessities to building an amazing author website that attracts readers?
Amazon or other booksellers have hundreds of thousands of books – how can you be found?
Home Base – all your social points to home
Search Engine Optimization – Give the search engines a way to find you
Talk directly to your fans and potential fans
Your website needs to represent you as if you were standing in a bookstore selling your books, doing a reading from your books or were at a book signing.
Drupal: Northeastern University Libraries websiteiFactory
A closer look at the Drupal side of our Northeastern University Libraries website redesign//Drupal build. Presented by Lisa Sawin to the Rice University Library Drupal Group on June 5, 2012.
SEO for Beginning Bloggers and Affiliate MarketersAffiliate Summit
This session will focus on SEO through unique content and sound on page site structure, keyword targeting, social media strategies, WordPress tools, and overall best practices.
Experience level: Beginner
Target audience: Affiliate/Publisher
Niche/vertical: Blogging
John Carcutt, Director of SEO and Social Media, Advance Digital Inc. (Twitter @johncarcutt) (Moderator)
Stephanie Lichtenstein, President, Micro Media Marketing (Twitter @MicroSteph)
Rob Merlino, Blogger/Affiliate Marketer, SEBlogger LLC (Twitter @hotdogman1964)
On Images and Blogs - Summer 2014 Workshop at Highland Park Public LibraryLeora Wenger
Learn how to add images to blog posts. Learn about blogging. Resize images to fit your blog theme. Some photo editors are free. Art blogs and blog platforms among topics covered in this workshop.
SEC Copywriter & Social Media Consultant Gloria Rand shows you the Blogging Blueprint that will help you quickly and easily get more web traffic and sales.
How to build a website that works for your non-profitMiriam Schwab
When non-profits go about marketing, they have one goal: fundraising. But that can’t be your only goal. Other goals contribute to your fundraising efforts and are integral to creating a long-term revenue generating strategy. This has to do with building your community.
Drupal powers many small-to-medium websites, from personal blogs to company intranets. Drupal also powers big sites like The Economist and The White House. How are the big sites different from the small ones? What are the main issues to consider when adopting Drupal for the enterprise? What skillset do developers need to build them?
Building an Information Structure for your WordPress SiteHandsOnWP.com
This beginner's session discusses how to plan your WordPress site and build its information architecture — your site’s navigation — to match that plan. This presentation will focus on the importance of a sitemap, the difference between a ‘Page’ and a ‘Post’, and how to use ‘Categories’ and ‘Tags’ to build your navigation structure. We will also review how to use the WordPress linking strategy to give the search engine spiders clear and distinct paths to follow that will improve your site’s search engine rankings.
This is the third in a series of 11 sessions designed to support those new to WordPress successfully build their first WordPress site.
Road Blog: Becoming a Travel Blogger for Fun or ProfitMari Kane
So, you love to write and you want to travel. You think you’d like to start a travel blog, but wait! How exactly do you start a travel blog?
Writer/blogger Mari Kane will explain how to get your blog together and take it on the road.
The BACTW Communication Director blogs on BCATW.org as well as managing and contributing to numerous blogs, many of which she has built. On one of her blogs, Blogsite Studio, she gives weekly advice on how to blog with WordPress and she has authored two ebooks about blogging on WordPress, Create a WordPress Website in Ten Easy Steps and Escalate Your WordPress Website: Twelve Ways to Take Your Blog to a Higher Level.
At a BCATW Meetup on July 8, Mari showed travel writers:
• How to choose a niche and domain name
• The blogging ecosystem
• How to create a beautiful design
• What to write for your blog
• The importance of images
• How traffic = monetization
• Why be a joiner
Subscribe to Mari's blog at http://blogsitestudio and follow her @blogsitestudio
Visit BC Association of Travel Writers at http://bcatw.org
Presentation from O'Reilly's 2013 Tools of Change conference.
We know how to typeset print books, and by now, we know how to crank out EPUBs. It’s time to create some typographical standards for the eBooks we publish. Be prepared to be blown away at some of the best examples of typographically-beautiful eBooks currently in the marketplace, and then “peek under the covers” to see what kind of HTML and CSS mark-up were used to create it. She’ll present a checklist of common challenges and how those are met by the top eBook designers in our field. You’ll be able to bring back techniques you can use today to vault your eBooks to the top ranks of beautiful typography.
Thanks to Anne Marie Concepcion of Seneca Design & Training, Colleen Cunningham of F&W Publications, Dan O. Williams of Storey Publishing, Rick Gordon of Shelter Publications,and Tom McCluskey of Digital Bindery for their insights and examples.
Building Amazing Author Websites:The Absolute Necessities by Deborah CarneyDeborah Carney
Authors need a website in addition to a social presence as a home base to build their platform.
What are the absolute necessities to building an amazing author website that attracts readers?
Amazon or other booksellers have hundreds of thousands of books – how can you be found?
Home Base – all your social points to home
Search Engine Optimization – Give the search engines a way to find you
Talk directly to your fans and potential fans
Your website needs to represent you as if you were standing in a bookstore selling your books, doing a reading from your books or were at a book signing.
Drupal: Northeastern University Libraries websiteiFactory
A closer look at the Drupal side of our Northeastern University Libraries website redesign//Drupal build. Presented by Lisa Sawin to the Rice University Library Drupal Group on June 5, 2012.
SEO for Beginning Bloggers and Affiliate MarketersAffiliate Summit
This session will focus on SEO through unique content and sound on page site structure, keyword targeting, social media strategies, WordPress tools, and overall best practices.
Experience level: Beginner
Target audience: Affiliate/Publisher
Niche/vertical: Blogging
John Carcutt, Director of SEO and Social Media, Advance Digital Inc. (Twitter @johncarcutt) (Moderator)
Stephanie Lichtenstein, President, Micro Media Marketing (Twitter @MicroSteph)
Rob Merlino, Blogger/Affiliate Marketer, SEBlogger LLC (Twitter @hotdogman1964)
On Images and Blogs - Summer 2014 Workshop at Highland Park Public LibraryLeora Wenger
Learn how to add images to blog posts. Learn about blogging. Resize images to fit your blog theme. Some photo editors are free. Art blogs and blog platforms among topics covered in this workshop.
The incredible power of the WordPress platform combined with the easy-to-teach-and-use interface of the admin area allows you, as a developer or project manager, to start an NPO off on the right foot while allowing for scalability- not only in a website context, but in all forms of online media.
This slideshare is a presentation by Marsha Hudson, the social media coach. It gives the benefits of blogging for your company. The slideshare even gives you tips on getting started with blogging. Visit me at: www.marshalynnhudson.com
This is an introductory presentation on blogging for business.
Learn what blogging is and how it can help grow your business. Discover what to blog about, how to craft a good blog post, and how to measure your success.
Presented by Drew Becker of Convey Media Group and Stephen Peacock of Peacock Creative Services to the Fuquay-Varina Chamber of Commerce June, 2012.
This slideshare will share some simple tips on why you should blog, how to start blogging for business, the types of blogging and finding good content to keep your blog interesting.
Specifically created for solopreneurs – those who speak, coach, consult, and author books.
Topics: •Blog your ebook •How to get excited about blogging (and actually do it!) •Turn your tweets or Facebook posts into tip sheets, blog posts, and more
•Grab excerpts from your book to quickly create tip sheets, workbooks, and blog posts • 10 tips to refresh and re-ignite your email newsletter •How to use your products – fee or free?
100+ Blog And Website Content Traffic TacticsCandid Works
100+ Blog And Website Content Traffic Tactics to improve the online visibility and presence of your website and blog. Discover the social media powerhouses and other gems that can send impressive referral traffic back to your content pages.
A Small Business guide to why and how to implement a Social Media strategy for your business. Presented at the Mountain View Chamber of Commerce Social Media Conference, October 2013.
Wondering why you should blog?
How you should blog?
Wondering how often you should blog?
Which platform you should use?
Wondering how to increase your blog traffic?
Marketing for Christian Writers - Overview of Marketing StrategyLinda Fulkerson
Slides from a marketing strategy presentation for Christian writers given by Linda Fulkerson to the Arkansas chapter of ACFW (American Christian Fiction Writers) in Little Rock on May 10, 2014. For more information visit http://marketingforchristianwriters.com.
Why Design Matters More Than Ever. Vivian Selbo's Media Next presentation 10/...Selbov
Responsive to what, when, where, and to whom? This talk walks through the Slate redesign goals outlining the point of view of all the stakeholders: editorial, business, engineering, and design. What they wanted and what they got.
6. What We’ll Cover Today…
• I’m a WordPress “FAN GIRL” - It’s unbeatable.
7. What We’ll Cover Today…
• I’m a WordPress “FAN GIRL” - It’s unbeatable.
• Why WordPress is no longer considered blogging
software, but rather a "content management
system“
8. What We’ll Cover Today…
• I’m a WordPress “FAN GIRL” - It’s unbeatable.
• Why WordPress is no longer considered blogging
software, but rather a "content management
system“
• How WordPress combines website design/updates
with website marketing into one task
9. What We’ll Cover Today…
• I’m a WordPress “FAN GIRL” - It’s unbeatable.
• Why WordPress is no longer considered blogging
software, but rather a "content management
system“
• How WordPress combines website design/updates
with website marketing into one task
• How to utilize WordPress to gain "back door entry"
into Google‘s search engine listings in hours instead
of months
10. What We’ll Cover Today…
• I’m a WordPress “FAN GIRL” - It’s unbeatable.
• Why WordPress is no longer considered blogging
software, but rather a "content management
system“
• How WordPress combines website design/updates
with website marketing into one task
• How to utilize WordPress to gain "back door entry"
into Google‘s search engine listings in hours instead
of months
• How to update your website using email (even from
your mobile phone)
13. What We’ll Cover Today (continued…)
• How using an open-source platform allows freedom
and flexibility to integrate supplier information from
multiple sources
14. What We’ll Cover Today (continued…)
• How using an open-source platform allows freedom
and flexibility to integrate supplier information from
multiple sources
• Resources for converting your site to WordPress,
integrating WordPress to power portions of your
site, or having a separate site completely
15. What We’ll Cover Today (continued…)
• How using an open-source platform allows freedom
and flexibility to integrate supplier information from
multiple sources
• Resources for converting your site to WordPress,
integrating WordPress to power portions of your
site, or having a separate site completely
• What plugins are, and how and why they power
specific things separately
16. What We’ll Cover Today (continued…)
• How using an open-source platform allows freedom
and flexibility to integrate supplier information from
multiple sources
• Resources for converting your site to WordPress,
integrating WordPress to power portions of your
site, or having a separate site completely
• What plugins are, and how and why they power
specific things separately
• What themes are, and the difference between free
and premium themes
17. What We’ll Cover Today (continued…)
• How using an open-source platform allows freedom
and flexibility to integrate supplier information from
multiple sources
• Resources for converting your site to WordPress,
integrating WordPress to power portions of your
site, or having a separate site completely
• What plugins are, and how and why they power
specific things separately
• What themes are, and the difference between free
and premium themes
• What the difference is between wordpress.com and
wordpress.org
20. The strategy of Blogging
• Blogging is not a “personal diary” gone wild - it can
be, but is most effective when it’s a regular series of
posts used as part of your sales funnel
21. The strategy of Blogging
• Blogging is not a “personal diary” gone wild - it can
be, but is most effective when it’s a regular series of
posts used as part of your sales funnel
• Selling Travel is not the same as selling a widget or
book - you need to sell yourself first - build
trust, and relationships and showcase your
knowledge.
22. The strategy of Blogging
• Blogging is not a “personal diary” gone wild - it can
be, but is most effective when it’s a regular series of
posts used as part of your sales funnel
• Selling Travel is not the same as selling a widget or
book - you need to sell yourself first - build
trust, and relationships and showcase your
knowledge.
• Your blog needs to be
23. The strategy of Blogging
• Blogging is not a “personal diary” gone wild - it can
be, but is most effective when it’s a regular series of
posts used as part of your sales funnel
• Selling Travel is not the same as selling a widget or
book - you need to sell yourself first - build
trust, and relationships and showcase your
knowledge.
• Your blog needs to be
– REGULAR
24. The strategy of Blogging
• Blogging is not a “personal diary” gone wild - it can
be, but is most effective when it’s a regular series of
posts used as part of your sales funnel
• Selling Travel is not the same as selling a widget or
book - you need to sell yourself first - build
trust, and relationships and showcase your
knowledge.
• Your blog needs to be
– REGULAR
– YOUR VOICE (even if it’s your company’s voice)
25. The strategy of Blogging
• Blogging is not a “personal diary” gone wild - it can
be, but is most effective when it’s a regular series of
posts used as part of your sales funnel
• Selling Travel is not the same as selling a widget or
book - you need to sell yourself first - build
trust, and relationships and showcase your
knowledge.
• Your blog needs to be
– REGULAR
– YOUR VOICE (even if it’s your company’s voice)
– ENGAGING AND INCLUSIVE
26. The strategy of Blogging
• Blogging is not a “personal diary” gone wild - it can
be, but is most effective when it’s a regular series of
posts used as part of your sales funnel
• Selling Travel is not the same as selling a widget or
book - you need to sell yourself first - build
trust, and relationships and showcase your
knowledge.
• Your blog needs to be
– REGULAR
– YOUR VOICE (even if it’s your company’s voice)
– ENGAGING AND INCLUSIVE
– NOT SPAMMY
29. The strategy of Blogging
• Look quarterly at your upcoming seasons - Wave
Season, Alaska, Spring Break - and PLAN YOUR
POSTS
30. The strategy of Blogging
• Look quarterly at your upcoming seasons - Wave
Season, Alaska, Spring Break - and PLAN YOUR
POSTS
• Write for a real audience, pepper your post with lead
prices but remember your blog posts are most
effective when they’re “evergreen”
31. The strategy of Blogging
• Look quarterly at your upcoming seasons - Wave
Season, Alaska, Spring Break - and PLAN YOUR
POSTS
• Write for a real audience, pepper your post with lead
prices but remember your blog posts are most
effective when they’re “evergreen”
• Drip your content - create a series of posts about
the same destination over a few days/weeks
32. The strategy of Blogging
• Look quarterly at your upcoming seasons - Wave
Season, Alaska, Spring Break - and PLAN YOUR
POSTS
• Write for a real audience, pepper your post with lead
prices but remember your blog posts are most
effective when they’re “evergreen”
• Drip your content - create a series of posts about
the same destination over a few days/weeks
• Post to social media every time you blog, then again
later that same day, then again throughout the week
at different times - hitting different audiences
36. WordPress Beginnings
• Started in 2003 as one line of code to help
document websites better
• Originally thought of as blogging software,
but has now morphed into a fully functional
CMS (Content Management System)
37. WordPress Beginnings
• Started in 2003 as one line of code to help
document websites better
• Originally thought of as blogging software,
but has now morphed into a fully functional
CMS (Content Management System)
• Manages Text, Images, Video, Podcasts and
Documents in a point and click environment
38. WordPress Beginnings
• Started in 2003 as one line of code to help
document websites better
• Originally thought of as blogging software,
but has now morphed into a fully functional
CMS (Content Management System)
• Manages Text, Images, Video, Podcasts and
Documents in a point and click environment
• Database systems keep the design and the
content separate – allowing design updates in a
matter of clicks
42. WordPress Advantages
• Open Source = Open Innovation
– Companies with proprietary technology have to
maintain content from suppliers AND maintain a
software platform AND train their users.
43. WordPress Advantages
• Open Source = Open Innovation
– Companies with proprietary technology have to
maintain content from suppliers AND maintain a
software platform AND train their users.
– Historically, innovation has suffered
44. WordPress Advantages
• Open Source = Open Innovation
– Companies with proprietary technology have to
maintain content from suppliers AND maintain a
software platform AND train their users.
– Historically, innovation has suffered
– Open Source allows for massive innovation
coupled with modular development – meaning,
you get what you need and the cost is
generally…. Wait for it… FREE.
45. WordPress Advantages
• Open Source = Open Innovation
– Companies with proprietary technology have to
maintain content from suppliers AND maintain a
software platform AND train their users.
– Historically, innovation has suffered
– Open Source allows for massive innovation
coupled with modular development – meaning,
you get what you need and the cost is
generally…. Wait for it… FREE.
• Crowdsourcing – Updates and Innovations
from Developers Worldwide
60. Integrations and Partnerships
• Plugins – Small add-on programs designed
to power specific functions
– Social Media Integration – Twitter, Facebook,
LinedIn
61. Integrations and Partnerships
• Plugins – Small add-on programs designed
to power specific functions
– Social Media Integration – Twitter, Facebook,
LinedIn
– Search Engine Optimization – Meta Tags
62. Integrations and Partnerships
• Plugins – Small add-on programs designed
to power specific functions
– Social Media Integration – Twitter, Facebook,
LinedIn
– Search Engine Optimization – Meta Tags
– Outside Content Providers – Signature Travel
Network, Online Agency, Voyager Travel Guides
63. Integrations and Partnerships
• Plugins – Small add-on programs designed
to power specific functions
– Social Media Integration – Twitter, Facebook,
LinedIn
– Search Engine Optimization – Meta Tags
– Outside Content Providers – Signature Travel
Network, Online Agency, Voyager Travel Guides
– Customer Management – Integration with Email
Management, Invoicing, Online Payment
Processors
66. The Wonder of Plugins
Take photos with your phone/digital camera –
email into your website while you’re on a
Fam
67. The Wonder of Plugins
Take photos with your phone/digital camera –
email into your website while you’re on a
Fam
Possible client visits website, sees great video,
posts comment, receives automatic emails
based on category of original post
68. The Wonder of Plugins
Take photos with your phone/digital camera –
email into your website while you’re on a
Fam
Possible client visits website, sees great video,
posts comment, receives automatic emails
based on category of original post
Receive email offer from supplier, forward
email to website – it’s autoposted to
Facebook/Twitter
71. Great Site Design… How do you get eyeballs?
• Search Engine Optimization
72. Great Site Design… How do you get eyeballs?
• Search Engine Optimization
– Plugins handle Meta Tags, Descriptions and
Sitemaps, as well as compliance, titles and
keyword rich titles (www.site.com/cruise-alaska/
and not www.site.com/p=2002/89123891)
73. Great Site Design… How do you get eyeballs?
• Search Engine Optimization
– Plugins handle Meta Tags, Descriptions and
Sitemaps, as well as compliance, titles and
keyword rich titles (www.site.com/cruise-alaska/
and not www.site.com/p=2002/89123891)
– Pinging sends the content to engines and
directories and the “Google Back Door” – Indexed
in HOURS and not weeks, or months
74. Great Site Design… How do you get eyeballs?
• Search Engine Optimization
– Plugins handle Meta Tags, Descriptions and
Sitemaps, as well as compliance, titles and
keyword rich titles (www.site.com/cruise-alaska/
and not www.site.com/p=2002/89123891)
– Pinging sends the content to engines and
directories and the “Google Back Door” – Indexed
in HOURS and not weeks, or months
– Street Cred with Google (and others) comes with
consistency, good content and NO DUPLICATION
of information
75. Great Site Design… How do you get eyeballs?
• Search Engine Optimization
– Plugins handle Meta Tags, Descriptions and
Sitemaps, as well as compliance, titles and
keyword rich titles (www.site.com/cruise-alaska/
and not www.site.com/p=2002/89123891)
– Pinging sends the content to engines and
directories and the “Google Back Door” – Indexed
in HOURS and not weeks, or months
– Street Cred with Google (and others) comes with
consistency, good content and NO DUPLICATION
of information
• Affiliates are duplicate content – no way around that.
86. WordPress.ORG
• Open source software
– Many hosts have 1-click install
– Install plugins, themes and updates
through Dashboard
87. WordPress.ORG
• Open source software
– Many hosts have 1-click install
– Install plugins, themes and updates
through Dashboard
• Premium Themes for Sale
88. WordPress.ORG
• Open source software
– Many hosts have 1-click install
– Install plugins, themes and updates
through Dashboard
• Premium Themes for Sale
– WP-TravelDesign.com for travel themes,
plugins, reviews and installation
assistance around $600
89. WordPress.ORG
• Open source software
– Many hosts have 1-click install
– Install plugins, themes and updates
through Dashboard
• Premium Themes for Sale
– WP-TravelDesign.com for travel themes,
plugins, reviews and installation
assistance around $600
– Custom Themes from $1500
105. Questions
• 1) What is a blogroll and how is it
used?
• 2) How do we get our blog out there to
other bloggers?
106. Questions
• 1) What is a blogroll and how is it
used?
• 2) How do we get our blog out there to
other bloggers?
• 3) How do I see who has subscribed to
my blog? I use wordpress.
107. Questions
• 1) What is a blogroll and how is it
used?
• 2) How do we get our blog out there to
other bloggers?
• 3) How do I see who has subscribed to
my blog? I use wordpress.
• 4) What is an R.S.S feed and how do
they work?
108. Questions
• 1) What is a blogroll and how is it
used?
• 2) How do we get our blog out there to
other bloggers?
• 3) How do I see who has subscribed to
my blog? I use wordpress.
• 4) What is an R.S.S feed and how do
they work?
• 5) What are TAGS and how do I use
them on Wordpress?