Posts Tagged “blogging”
Would that be the top 10 keywords for a dodgy website, or top 10 dodgy keywords for a website? It would be the latter actually. Thanks to the Keyword Rreport in Google Analytics I found out what the most searched for terms that brought people to Holy Shmoly! were and it wasn’t a pretty sight. [...]
I’m not going to explain it but a short video I found on Conor’s blog will. It’s produced by Common Craft and explains in easy to understand terms why and how this stuff can make your online life so much more efficient and fun. When you’re done watching the video, click on the Subscribe link [...]
Aaron Brazell described how he moves his WordPress blog to a new host and it’s very familiar since I’ve done something similar a few times over the last few months. I’ve figured out a few things from those moves which you might find useful if you get sick and tired of your hosting: If you’re [...]
Is anyone out there? Next time you come across a blog post without a comment, take a few minutes to stop and chat and leave some feedback. You’ll make someone’s day, I promise.
In the grand old tradition of book publishing it seems that everyone has a story to tell and these days it’s getting easier and easier to get published. Whether anyone is reading or not is another matter. This Sunday Times article on the Blookers book prize caught my eye the other day because it’s further [...]
The best place to be is where people either love you or hate you. Not so great in inter-personal relationships but it’s super when you’ve got a product that you want people to use and maybe buy. WordPress is there. There’s a vocal group of WordPress haters out there, but we’ve worked hard over a [...]
It’s rather sad that I prefer to click on the Dilbert cartoon feed rather than the one for the author’s site in my news aggregator. After being offline for most of last week due to a dodgy internet connection I’m still playing catch up and trying to fill in the rest of my life too. [...]
I’ve been meaning to write about this for a while but Scott Adam’s post about using Google Alerts to find people talking about Dilbert prompted me to put fingers to keys this afternoon. When someone anywhere in the world mentions my name in a blog post or even a comment, on Flickr, on Zooomr or [...]
It’s not long to go before the Blog Awards on Saturday. Damien says that there’s extensive media coverage of the event including interviews on radio and spots on RTE news. I’m looking forward to seeing who wins what on the day. I’ll be keeping an eye on Irish Blogs.ie for updates that evening, but I’ll [...]
Please type my name
Donncha O Caoimh | April 27, 2007 | 13 comments
I just had a thought after filling in an anti-spam keyword in a comment form. Sometimes my thoughts are interesting but this isn’t one of them. Justin Mason asks you to type his first name as a means to defeat spam bots. I bet if I did the same, even going so far as writing [...]
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