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Archive for September, 2007
Where I’ve Been
by Adam McKerlie | September 28th, 2007
So it’s been a few days since I’ve written anything (22 days for a tutorial and 4 days since my last blog entry) and I thought I’d give an update on what’s been going on.
I recently started Facebook Poker and I’m currently writing tutorials for that. Two of my articles got publish at Pocket […]
Five Extremely Useful WP Plugins
by Adam McKerlie | September 24th, 2007
Here’s a list of five extremely useful Wordpress plugins that I use or have used.
Side Projects
by Adam McKerlie | September 21st, 2007
You may or may not have noticed that I haven’t written in a couple days. This is due to a couple of reasons. The first reason is that I started playing poker on Facebook. These reason is that I made a goal for myself to become the leader in chips for that application. I also started a website documenting my rise to the top of the poker application, it’s called “Facebook Poker: The Quest for #1″. This website basically is for poker tips and documenting my rise to fame (just joking).
Anticipating Your Search Traffic
in Blogging
by Adam McKerlie | September 19th, 2007
Anticipating seasonal search traffic (anything other than regular traffic) is the art of knowing what people will be searching in the future and capitalizing on that knowledge. Most of the large blogs already do this (Problogger comes to mind) and get thousands of hits every day from this extra search traffic. You may ask “How can I get this extra traffic?”, but there really isn’t one single answer. Here are a few tips for capitalizing on this seasonal traffic.
A Contest to Shame Them All
in Blogging
by Adam McKerlie | September 18th, 2007
I was crawling the blogging highway today like I usually do when I came across a contest that puts to shame most of the other contests I’ve ever seen. David Airey who’s a great logo designer is holding an anniversary prize giveaway.
Blogging When You Have Nothing to Blog About
in Blogging
by Adam McKerlie | September 14th, 2007
When you’re writing one or more posts a day like a few bloggers you’re bound to run out of ideas eventually. If you want to keep traffic coming to your blog while feeding out fresh ideas and posts what are you supposed to do when you run out of things to write about? Here are a few ideas on how to keep your content fresh.
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