How to migrate your WordPress commenting system to Disqus – Disqus is an awesome commenting system in terms of functionality and layout. If you are thinking to migrate but not sure how, I hope this short tutorial can help you out. I’ve been contemplating whether I should move this blog’s commenting system (WordPress default commenting […]
Note: This is a guest post written by Daniel Page The two most prevalent ways of monetizing a popular site are advertising and premium content. Advertising is the most popular, because many users balk at the idea of paying for content online. However, if a site has a loyal and active user-base, who value the
Note: This is a guest post written by Tim Wilson Photo Credit: Flickr While it may appear verbiage is everything when putting together white papers, eBooks, video tutorials and the likes, there is an intrinsic art behind putting together garbled nomenclature in the minds of businessmen and women, and turning those thoughts once spoken into
Event Espresso WordPress plugin review – As we are getting closer and closer to our movie screening on the 27th of October (I’m involved in the making of a movie called The Unbroken), I did some research on a few options for online ticketing and such. Apparently, there are plenty out there that provide such
Did you get that HTTP error when uploading images frequently on your WordPress blog? Try using the classic uploader first to see if it fixes the problem. If not, then you might be having the same issue like I did. When I switched to the classic WordPress image uploader, I got an operation time out
By now, most of you must have already noticed the giveaway widget that I kept on using every time there was a new giveaway here at Craving Tech. The widget is one of the products from the PunchTab (free). The Giveaways widget is easy to set-up, manage, and a great tool to encourage sharing among
Having a high CPU usage on your WordPress blog and wondering what plug-ins are stalling or slowing your WordPress blog down? Aren’t you frustrated at times when you can’t find what’s causing the problems? A WordPress plug-in called P3, or “Plugin Performance Profiler” can help you by scanning all of your active plugins and identifying
Note: This is a guest post written by Rob Clymo 5 Best Apps for bloggers – With so many people now choosing to spend their time blogging, it’s little surprise that getting yourself noticed is becoming increasingly tricky. If you’ve not spent the time getting your blog to look right, or proceed to fill it
How to enable hreview microformat – Notice something different on the Google search result screenshot above? Yup, that’s the hreview microformat, a microformat recognised by Google for publishing reviews of books, movies, gadgets, and basically anything “review-able”. It’s a standardised format which includes the product being reviewed, the reviewer name, rating of the reviewed product,
Note: This is a guest post written by Jeff K Gross Posting a blog with some information is simply not enough to generate the kind of following someone serious about their blog wants. A person can dump time and money into their website and still manage to turn off a good number of their visitors.
High CPU usage again – yeah this problem seems to never go away if you have a WordPress blog and been hosting it on a shared account. After I moved to HostGator a couple of years ago, I thought I would never see this problem any more until my account was suspended temporarily last Friday.
Note: This is a guest post written by Bruce Stevens Thousands of people start up Internet marketing or blogging for an income every year. It looks like a great way to make money, and there are plenty of stories online, in the newspapers and on TV about those successful bloggers and marketers raking in big
