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Web Site Management

WordPress 2.2 Upgrade, Google Analytics Update, and other Statistic Issues

May 16, 2007

I’ve been seeing various posts around that WP 2.2 had been released, but I was under the impression it was going to be delayed longer than this. I guess they’ve put the push on to get it out, because I just downloaded it! Go get your WordPress 2.2 today! I have not installed it yet… [...]

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Chasing a Dream is a Do Follow Blog

May 13, 2007

In checking out some of the ProBlogger Top 5 entries, I visited Susan Drigger’s Top 5 Sins post, and while there noticed a nice little icon, “No Nofollow, fight spam, not blogs” that reminded me to check the no follow status of my comments. Oops! WordPress strikes again… it was there! With the addition of [...]

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Get Your Own Domain Name

May 12, 2007

As I introduced in my post, Entrepreneurs Developing Web Sites Must Address These Top 5 Potential Pitfalls, it is an absolute must for small business entrepreneurs, freelancers and other soloists to own their domain name. Your domain name is your business when it comes to a presence on the Internet. Even if you don’t want [...]

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Technorati Rank from 1,456,027 to 452,359–Overnight!

May 11, 2007

Wow! I just noticed my Technorati Rank change! I guess that shows you how many blogs that exist out there, and are not being read by many people. My ‘Authority’ went from 3 to 11, so things are looking up. Guess I should add the Authority plugin to my sidebar, next to Douglas Karr’s Technorati [...]

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Entrepreneurs Developing Web Sites Must Address These Top 5 Potential Pitfalls

May 9, 2007

Note my choice of words for this post’s title. In particular, pitfall… The issues discussed here could be a problem, but with careful planning, they don’t have to be. Hopefully raising your awareness is sufficient to help you address them.
I’ve ordered these in the most likely order you will encounter the issue. Of course, when [...]

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