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Top 4 Blogging rules to follow on Google Penguin Update

Google updates are as exciting and thrilling like a roller coaster ride. It is filled with emotions yet fun. The question is that do you have a standing in Google penguin update? Google Penguin Update made a huge impact among bloggers Although Google updates are clear and definite on its results a lot of blogger […]

2 February, 2014

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Hosting & Domains

100 oldest domains

Many domain names are the properties of large companies that had taken them before 1985, and have never dropped. Among these, some are very old. The following list represents the 100 oldest domain names that have been registered:

30 January, 2014

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WordPress

Save more WordPress’ database disk space with a simple trick

If you use WordPress as blogging platform, and you have installed a recent version, you must have see that it has become more greedy in space. This is particularly due to the registration of “revisions”. What is “revisions”? These are versions of posts that are recorded as you write. This is a very useful feature […]

9 January, 2014

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Hosting & Domains

Understanding How Cold Fusion Hosting Works

Cold Fusion Hosting works with databases. Cold Fusion is a software created by Macromedia that allows interactivity within website databases. With Cold Fusion web hosting, you will be able to access, update databases, index and table from any web browser. Cold Fusion hosting offers flexibility and interactivity to e-commerce sites. It also allows you to […]

28 December, 2013

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Money Making

Romote RSS feeds to generate money and traffic to blog

All You Need to Know About Money Making Through Your Blog – Part2

RSS Feeds are very popular among the blog owners. When the blog owners include the RSS Feeds on their blog, it helps to keep their readers informed about the updates on their blog. If you have a blog you should definitely promote RSS Feeds as it can help to attract traffic towards your blog. What […]

15 July, 2013

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WordPress

Create a custom PHP page in the WordPress environment

How to create a custom PHP page that have access to all variables and functions within the environment of our WordPress blog? The answer is very simple. First create a page in your theme folder: /wp-content/themes/your-theme-name/page.php After that use this code in the top of your page [sourcecode language=”php”]<?php define(‘WP_USE_THEMES’, false); require(‘../../../wp-blog-header.php’); ?>[/sourcecode] Now you […]

4 July, 2013

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Hide a part from your content from non-registred visitors

Trying to get new “members” to his WordPress blog is not always easy. To try to push visitors to register and join your blog, you might resort to drastic measures as to conceal a portion of text. Or, another scenario, you might want to reserve a portion of text only to the most loyal visitors: […]

1 July, 2013

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Fix the ‘Scheduled Maintenance’ Error on WordPress

One of the most annoying error in WordPress is the ‘Scheduled Maintenance’ message a Webmaster gets after an automatic upgrade has completed. This problem is mainly caused by a failed automatic upgrade or an interrupted update process. So each time a visitor tries to visit your home page, he/she will get the following message: Briefly unavailable […]