Posterous is my new crack. Twitter used to be, but it’s more like weed now. Not as strong, but you’re used to it. Posterous gets into my mind. It taps into my soul in a way that regular blogging hasn’t been able to do in a long time. With Posterous, I feel more relaxed about […]
Read moreHow To Add A Copyright Notice In FeedBurner
I want to give a huge thanks to Polly Potter for notifying me of a very important feature that I was supposed to update months ago. If you subscribe to SheGeeks.net and read the site via your feed reader then you should be familiar with the copyright notice at the bottom of each article I […]
Read moreHow To Install WordPress’ Real-Time RSSCloud Plugin
If you haven’t heard, or just have no idea what the heck it meant, WordPress has released the RSSCloud, a plugin that allow blog updates to be instantly available to an RSS reader. In a sense, your WordPress blog can now become a real-time platform like Twitter or FriendFeed. Is this feature necessary for your […]
Read more5 Time Saving Windows Live Writer Plugins For Bloggers
Windows Live Writer is probably the most popular blogging software available for PC users (unavailable for Mac) and arguable one of the best blogging software out. I’ve used it for 99% of the posts made here at SheGeeks. There’s a lot of customizable options and plugins available for WLW, but I’d like to share with […]
Read moreReTweet This, It’s Easier Than Linking Back
Since the rise of services like Twitter and FriendFeed, blogs have been at war with them. Last year, the war turned into bloodshed as linkbacks to blogs started to decline, while retweeting via Twitter continues to shoot up to stardom. Don’t believe me? Name 5 blogs that don’t host the tweetmeme button that you read […]
Read moreHow To Motivate Yourself To Blog Without Looking At Your Computer
This is a timeless question, that even experienced bloggers have to come back and revisit, myself included. And for the past month, I’ve done so extensively. It has been one of the most frustrating processes for me and I’m sure I’ll still struggle with it after writing this. First I’d like to note that I […]
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