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A Definitive Guide To WordPress Blog Links

October 21, 2019 by Natividad Sidlangan

WordPress Blog Links

One of the most essential components of blogging are links. They are crucial to keeping your network and visibility alive in a digital ocean. As it stands, there are many different kinds of links when it comes to blogging, each has its own purpose but in this WordPress blog links guide, we’ll cover the most common ones you’ll come across or have to use.

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Filed Under: Blog Tips Tagged With: Backlink, backlinks, hyperlinks, link building, links

Sunday Morning SEO: How Many Links is Enough?

May 10, 2009 by Dee Barizo

Last month, I started SEO work for a client.  The client has a website in a pretty popular niche.  As I worked on the site, it surprised me how powerful SEO is especially the activity of link building. Since the client is in a popular niche, I thought it would be hard to get them a front page ranking.  See one of the maxims in SEO is popular niches are very competitive.  And the more competitive a niche is, the harder it is to attain a top 10 ranking.

The client was only a couple spots from the front page but I still thought it would take at least 2-3 months to get a front page ranking. However, after just one month and a couple of links, they now have not one but two front page rankings for popular two word search terms. This surprised me because it didn’t take much effort. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Guides Tagged With: link building, links, Sunday Morning SEO

Glenda Watson Hyatt: Is Your Blog Disabled?

May 6, 2009 by Lorelle VanFossen

Glenda Watson Hyatt presenting web accessibility at SOBCon09At the Successful and Outstanding Bloggers Conference (SOBCon) this weekend in Chicago, the famous Left Thumb Blogger, Glenda Watson Hyatt of the Do It Myself Blog rocked the attendees world with her powerful How POUR is Your Blog presentation, reminding us that if our blogs don’t meet web standards for accessibility, it could be disabled.

Glenda’s powerful presentation wasn’t the typical dry stuff of web accessibility. Dry? Boring? That’s not possible with Glenda around. She has a wicked sense of humor and used it in her PowerPoint presentation, accompanied by her voice program, Kate, which read her presentation out loud. I’ve never laughed so hard over such a serious subject as web accessibility.

Glenda has cerebral palsy. It restricts her movement and speech but it doesn’t impact her intelligence, though many have labeled her otherwise in the past. In her book, I’ll Do It Myself, she shared the trials and tribulations as well as the challenges of being a highly intellectual woman trapped in a body that just can’t keep up. I highlighted Glenda in How WordPress Changes Lives, showcasing how WordPress changed her life by giving her a voice that connects with people around the world through her blog.

One of the great points she made was on how to justify using ALT attributes in your blog images: [Read more…]

Filed Under: Features Tagged With: accessibility, blog conference, Blog Design, disabled, featured, glenda watson hyatt, images, links, SOBCon, SOBCon09, web accessibility, web design, Web Standards

What Changes Your Mind About Leaving a Blog Comment? Some Criteria

April 16, 2009 by Lorelle VanFossen

In my article, “What Changes Your Mind About Leaving a Blog Comment,” I talked about some of the issues around debating where and when to leave a blog comment on a blog that hosts information or opinions you don’t support, or is filled with blog clutter, a clue that something isn’t right. About how your comment may be seen to support the blog, and impact your reputation by association.

As I wrote that post, I looked back over all the WTF Blog Clutter articles in the series and realized that many of these issues are ones that impact my willingness to comment on a blog. Sure, they impact my ability to even read the blog, let alone return and tell others, but they also impact my willingness to endorse a blog with a comment.

I started thinking about all the blatant, subjective, and even unconscious reasons that prevent me from leaving a comment on a blog. Here are some of my self-discoveries, most of them associated with various aspects of blog clutter. I’m sure you have more you can add, but these are big clues that this is a blog that doesn’t deserve my participation. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Features Tagged With: blog clutter, blog comments, blog conversation, Blog Design, Comments, conversation, how to comment, how to comment on blogs, links, relationships, reputation, Social Media, wtf blog clutter

Most Linked In The Blogosphere According To Technorati

March 10, 2009 by Thord Daniel Hedengren

Technorati have been analyzing what we’re linking to, and not surprisingly it is mostly blogs. 61% of the links in fact, according to the State of the Blogosphere study. 46% is, however, “non-blog web content” to use the words of Jen McLean. That’s interesting of course, and Technorati are kind enough to supply us with the most linked list over the last 30 days. [Read more…]

Filed Under: News Tagged With: Jen McLean, links, Technorati, Technorati Attention Index

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