In the continuing quest for more traffic and more website visitors, here’s another tool you might like. See that red button on the right? — the one that says “Get notified when this site updates”.
Click it and enter your email address. They will send you a password and you complete the process by logging in to their site at TheBestLinks.com.
It’s FREE — which is always something I find attractive.
And there’s a widgetized Wordpress plugin, too. But I just pasted their code into a text box and as you can see, it’s working just fine.
Posted by Gary | Posted in Wordpress Plugins I Like | Posted on 12-05-2009
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Almost every Wordpress blogger uses plugins to beef up the functionality of their blogs. And if you’re like me, you keep half an eye out for lists of the best Wordpress plugins.
Well, Andy has just published his new list. Not the top ten WP plugins, but 12 of them.
I was impressed by #3 and #11.
http://affiliate-minder.com/wordpresstutorials/top-12-wordpress-plugins
Posted by Gary | Posted in Wordpress Plugins I Like | Posted on 18-04-2009
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Here’s a time saver if you’ve always resorted, as I have, to writing a short post at your Wordpress blog to highlight a new PAGE (not post) that you have added to your WP blog.
Wouldnt you know it? – there is a plugin that does all the work for us. Thanks to Andrew Wilson for finding this and writing about it. To quote…
“as you probably already know, WordPress does not include pages within the feeds it produces. This meant that the first pages to be indexed were rarely the best quality content for which we wanted the sites to be known.
The normal way round this is to make a short post that links to the page but this can be quite time consuming.
Posted by Gary | Posted in Wordpress Plugins I Like | Posted on 24-03-2009
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Here’s the quickest way I know to get your Wordpress blogs into compliance with the new Google privacy policy requirements.
(Starting April 8, 2009, Google is requiring AdSense publishers to update their privacy policy with information about Google use of cookies for serving advertisements and how visitors can opt out of those cookies if they want to.)
It’s a free Wordpress plugin available at http://www.synclastic.com/plugins/privacy-policy.
Cheers,
Gary Harvey
