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Another 10 FREE WordPress Plugins I’ve Got and You Need
Maybe I’m a little plugin happy right now… but I’m loving all these add ons! If you are using something that I haven’t listed yet, please let me know in the comments. Okay, here are another 10 WordPress plugins I’m using:
ALL IN ONE ADSENSE AND YPN: Inserts Adsense or YPN ads into your posts in either a random position or a preset position. Easy to set up, give it a shot here.
DBS BACKUP: You’ve gotta back up!...
Have Your People Ping My People and We’ll Do Lunch
So what the heck do I mean by ‘ping’?
One of the earliest arcade video games, and is a tennis sports game featuring simple two-dimensional graphics. (Wikipedia)
Oh wait… thats Pong. Okay, here’s what Wikipedia says about “Pinging (blogging)”:
In blogging ping is an XML-RPC-based push mechanism by which a weblog notifies a server that its content has been updated.[1] An XML-RPC signal is sent to one or more...
Get John Chow’s Suggested Plugins FOR FREE
So I got this email from John Chow with some info about some great WordPress plugins for my blog. Problem is, they all cost money – about $50 each. I get it, John Chow is an affiliate and he’s making a commission every time he gets someone to buy one of these products, I’m an affiliate too, but why pay money for something that is readily available for free? I’ll leave it up to you to research the paid plugins and see if there...
10 Free Word Press Plugins I’m Using and You NEED!
ABOUT ME WIDGET: Just as it’s name suggests, this little widget gives you a place to post your avatar and a few words about yourself to introduce yourself to your readers. You can see it on my front page. Get the free About Me Widget here.
ADD TO ANY SHARE/BOOKMARK/EMAIL BUTTON: This button shows up after every post and is a sleek little button until you hover over it, when it grows into a box with all the popular social and sharing icons...
Silk Fair – I’m Branching Out and Blogging Offline
I’m using Windows Writer to type up this post – this is my first time using this program so if the post looks a little funny, please excuse it. I actually AM connected to the internet right now, but I thought it prudent to find a reliable offline editor ‘just in case’. I have no idea what situation I could possibly get myself into where I’d be A. stranded without the internet AND B. without my Blackberry (which can function as a modem)...
