I finally started selling ad space on my blog. Here’s a video that demonstrates the script I use (OIO Publisher).
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Blogging…
It seems everyone is doing it.
In fact, I asked someone the other day, “Does anyone create websites anymore?” It seems that when given the choice between a blog and a website, most people opt for blogs these days.
If this describes you, I certainly understand your reasons. Blogs are much easier to setup than websites.
They are [...]
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I have a confession to make.
I used to have major trouble with commitment.
Commitment to WordPress themes, that is.
I have been using WordPress for 14 months and bounced from theme to theme because I kept running into walls when it came to the customization piece.
And even though I’m not a complete novice when it [...]
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Update 7/23/2008: WordPress 2.6 now allows you to preview your theme before going live, but I still recommend following these instructions and installing it on your PC to create the ultimate testing environment.
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You may have noticed I changed my blog’s design.
I’ve wanted to do this for a while, but I kept putting it off because [...]
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I just got serious about blogging in December of 2007.
I had a blog on Blogger.com for 2 years, but rarely updated it.
Then in November of 2007, I installed Feedburner and discovered I had 430+ subscribers. I was shocked due to the fact I hardly ever blogged.
I didn’t want to lose those subscribers or the [...]
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I love Google and all they are doing on the Web, but one of my goals for 2008 is to become a more active blogger, and I need a platform that will grow with me.
All signs seemed to point to WordPress – especially when I realized how simple it was to install.
Don’t get me wrong. [...]
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