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Want to know where a visitor is located?.
If you use Sitemeter, copy the Lat/Long : 38.65, -90.5334 from the visitors info and then goto Google Maps and paste in the Lat/Long instead of an address and viola there it is…
Some ISPs don’t handle the Lat/Long very well and you can wonder what is the location [...]

November 4, 2006   Posted in: Blog Tips  3 Comments

How about this

Go read this if you use Blogrolling and only had the free service…
Great News: Blogrolling is now completely free
by Ross on Sat 26 Aug 2006 04:32 PM EDT | Permanent Link
Its taken me a bit to get this implemented, but we’re pleased to announce that Blogrolling is now completely free. All of [...]

August 26, 2006   Posted in: Blog Tips  Comments Closed

Blog Reading

On some sites I have read comments from bloggers that they could not read their regularly visited blogs because either Blogrolling was down or they could not get to their blog on Blogger/Blogspot. There are many ways to access the rss feeds of blogs, which are stand alone programs such as FeedDemon and various [...]

February 18, 2006   Posted in: Blog Tips  Comments Closed

Ha! what a relief it is

I don’t have these problems any more since I made the switch to WordPress from Movabletype a few moths ago.
I was spending to much time purging spam even with all the plugins I had installed in MT and having to rebuild my site. I setup a test of WP and installed Spam Karma [...]

July 19, 2005   Posted in: Blog Tips  Comments Closed

hummm…

Looks like the monitors from AccuWeather web site are staying on top of web sites that mention their name. In the post below, where I mentioned using a extension in Firefox to have a weather forecast that uses their data, it did not take them very long (abt 4 hrs) to come see what [...]

June 16, 2005   Posted in: Blog Tips  One Comment

TTLB Ecosystem

One of the annoying things about the TTLB Blogosphere Ecosystem is that it’s server always seems to be busy which will slow down loading any web site that uses their service.
Thanks to Glenn at Development on a Shoestring has written a Wordpress caching plugin to eliminate page loading problems.
This works really well, unfortunately it has [...]

May 15, 2005   Posted in: Blog Tips  One Comment