How To Add A Slideshow To Your WordPress.com Blog [VIDEO]
Wordpress just announced its new WordPress.com Slideshow feature. This is an AWESOME update.
You can now select photos to upload then quickly add them to a blog post as a slideshow.
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How To Add Google Analytics To Your WordPress Blog (Video)
Google Analytics allows you to collect and see statistics on your blog. You can see the number of visitors, referral sources, and the keywords that are driving people to your site.
How To Add A Facebook Fan Badge To Your Blog
One of the best ways to tell your blog visitors about your Facebook presence is by using a Facebook Fan Badge. This allows users to click a button and join your Fan page and to click through to your Facebook account.
iPhone as a Promotion Machine
I love promoting awesome people, great causes, and orgs/businesses that are doing interesting things. My favorite mobile tech tool , the iPhone, helps me do this in the blink of an eye from anywhere.
Can I Get an Email Subscription with that Blog?
WordPress finally added an Email Subscription feature to its WordPress.com blogs. This is a great new feature because it is much easier than adding in a third-party email subscription option like Feedburner.
WordPress serves up lightening fast RSS
Today, WordPress deployed a new functionality called RSS Cloud to its 7.5 million blogs on Wordpress.com. This allows people to get notification of blog feeds as soon as they are published.
How to add an AddThis button to your WordPress.com blog-VIDEO
This tutorial shows you how to add an additional “social” feature to your blog by allowing visitors to post blog links to their social media sites like Twitter and Facebook.
Five Ways to Socialize Your Web Site [slideshare]
Slideshare presentation: Five Ways to Socialize Your Web Site
WordPress.com launches Readomattic feed feature
Alex Shiels, presenter at Word Camp Australia 2008, recently announced a new feature for WordPress.com users – Readomattic. Readomattic is feed reader tool located within the WordPress.com admin section. It launched minutes ago and allows users to track their favorite feeds base on: 1. Top Blog Posts by category 2. Tags 3. Blog (WordPress.com only) …
How to Thank Your Fans
Two ways to thank your loyal customers.