Weekend Links for the week ending on 07-25-08
- Enhanced Sidebars with Dynamic Content: Visitors tend to ignore the sidebar because most of sidebar content do not change. I’ve been experimenting with this myself and I was planning to write a similar post but Vandelay Design says it better (for now at least).
- WordPress Tips + Things You Can Do After Installing Wordpress: It is more like “Things You *Should* Do After Installing WordPress” both for security purposes and usability.
- How to write a solid and stable WordPress plugin: Mark Jaquith tells us [WordPress plugin developers] how to develop solid and stable WordPress plugins.
- The Deceptively Simple Steps to Persuasive Writing That Works: This technique requires no actual writing ability, but it does work! It’s so simple I can’t believe I never did it until recently.
- The Secret to Captivating Content? More Cowbell!: Another one by copyblogger. Here he shares his secret in writing captivating content. I love the video he refers to by the way. Pure genius.
- New Toolbar PageRanks coming: Even though I do not care too much about SEO and pagerank (I tend to focus more on content quality), I would still like to know how much more visible I am since last pagerank update.
- List of the Most Effective SEO Tools: Raden has put together a nice list of the most effective SEO tools that he uses. I also use a few of those myself.
What are these links?
Over the course of each week, I discover many new valuable things on the web that are relevant to being a blogger/webmaster in the web 2.0 age. I am an RSS feed whore, so if you subscribe to my friendfeed or any of my other social networks (from my about page), you will notice a blizzard of links that I find interesting. The purpose of these Weekend Links posts will be to report only the best links that I've discovered in my weekly reading. I also do-follow each link so the original writer gets some link juice for writing such a great post. Hope you enjoyed them!
Over the course of each week, I discover many new valuable things on the web that are relevant to being a blogger/webmaster in the web 2.0 age. I am an RSS feed whore, so if you subscribe to my friendfeed or any of my other social networks (from my about page), you will notice a blizzard of links that I find interesting. The purpose of these Weekend Links posts will be to report only the best links that I've discovered in my weekly reading. I also do-follow each link so the original writer gets some link juice for writing such a great post. Hope you enjoyed them!
