Monitor Website Stats with 4 simple Firefox add-ons

December 18, 2008

Monitoring my website stats and visitors never was easier. With Firefox add-ons not that I’m monitoring my site stats, yet I can use these web trackers to track other website stats in my market or any other I visit. Firefox add-ons I use are alexa ranking tool, compete website visitors tool, Google Page status extension and FeedBurner subscriber stats.

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Why make a RSS feed available?

August 4, 2008

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Quite simple with RSS on the site active you will have more viewers. Your audience can conveniently catch your site without even going out and looking for that certain site. While at first, it may seem curved, it will in fact enhance the visibility of your site. This is so because users can easily keep up or keep track with your site, to allow them to view in a way that they want to.

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Blog So People Will Read It!

July 26, 2008

How can you find an audience actually to read what you have written? Your blog has been created and you have started to post. Weblog will automatically bring some free traffic through pinging and organic SEO traffic, but this always can be amended and blog traffic can be increased. Consider using the tips below to increase your readership.

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Top Blogging Terms

July 18, 2008

Failing to realize what basic terms mean can lead to unnecessary wandering. Following are a concise explanation of the top blog terms, planned to help the beginners in gaining a basic understanding.

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How to convert blog articles to audio files?

May 2, 2008

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From today you are able to play articles in audio format on web2whizzing or to download podcast. It is very simple. Just click on the button “listen” under the title, and computerized voice will loudly and clearly read articles from the blog. You can even try with this article. Go on, don’t be shy.

You can subscribe to my podcast via iTunes, by clicking “listen” and then “to iTunes”, or by clicking odiogo icon in the right sidebar (under subscribe to podcast). Then from your iTunes you can transfer to your ipod, cellular phone, or other 3^rd party devices.

This blogging tool is synchronized with RSS Feed, and the system is based on converting feeds to audio files. And depending on what number of feeds you have selected on the WordPress options page, your RSS feeds will be podcasted, that is converted to audio.

Actually this is called podiocasting, instead of podcasting, because text is not converted by real human. The whole process is automated by service odiogo. It is easy to implicate it to WordPress, because it is based on plugin, and you can very easily implement it to your WordPress, like any other plugin. This plugin automatically renders podiocasts from organic textual content in RSS feeds.

To put it in your blog or even website visit odiogo here.

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RSS changes everything

April 4, 2008

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Sending and receiving emails becoming really annoying today. Spam filters are excellent option for all of us, to block spammers, but they can prevent even regular emails to reach correspondents. RSS is a great alternative way to stay in touch with your readers. I have read recently, that only 11% of internet users use RSS feeds. That is something what will change rapidly. Let me show you where you can find large list of RSS Feed Directories and the easy way to submit your RSS feeds to these directories and get more readers and traffic to your blog or website.

Technorati is just one of these RSS Feed Directories where readers can access your RSS feed. Technorati let users to arrange xml enabled search chains that will send notice them as shortly as article is posted on topics that interest them.

Altogether this means that there is alternative to attracting your target market than ranking in search engines. If you use RSS on your site or blog, be sure that your RSS feeds are submitted to as many RSS Feed Directories as possible so that your target market receives a lot of ways to find you.

It could be so exhausting and time consuming to manually submit posts to all RSS feed directories or at least to a large number. Fortunately there is a RSS submit tool to put forward posts (RSS Feeds) to about 80 different RSS feed directories.

Click Here to Download RSS Submit – submit your RSS feeds to over 65 sites with one click!

You see, with this tool you will need just few minutes to submit your blog posts to RSS feed directories. Do it once a month and the saved time is immeasurable. Also don’t forget to get other web 2.0 marketing tools.