Do you use photos on your blog? Most bloggers do because photos do add appeal to their posts. Are you sure you are not infringing on someone’s copyright? It’s tempting to copy random photos from the Web, but that’s not … Continue reading
What a tangled web we weave when dealing with the World Wide Web! Are you considering becoming your own webmaster? I’ve managed my self-hosted WordPress site for about 18 months. At times, my “web” was so tangled that I would … Continue reading
Blog4Writers is now two years old. Since I’ve used the same theme (design) for all that time, I decided it was time for a brand new look. It took me FOREVER to decide what I wanted. There are so many … Continue reading
Thinking about a website or blog? WordPress is the way to go. I’ve used Blogger, WordPress, and several other sitebuilders, and I’ve come to the conclusion that the rest just don’t measure up to WordPress. The idea for this post … Continue reading
How do you keep blogging when you’re out of time and out of ideas? Whether you post once a week or once a month, there will be times when you struggle to meet your deadline. I found that, no matter … Continue reading
Did you know that there are literally millions of blogs these days? So, how do you make your blog stand out in the crowd? First, consider what you like in a blog. You want information of value to you in … Continue reading
Guest blogger today is John P. Dunker, a retired Navy Master Chief Petty Officer who has worked with computers for over 25 years. He is an independent IT consultant to businesses and individuals and designs and manages several websites. He … Continue reading
Look what you can do with Weebly! And it’s FREE. Writers are always looking for a better way to do their websites, and they really like it if they don’t have to pay. I checked with members of several writers’ … Continue reading
How can a book review blog help you promote your writing? Sounds impossible, doesn’t it? When I started my book review blog in June of 2007, I didn’t plan to use it for anything other than sharing my thoughts about … Continue reading
This is the second of two posts on using FeedDemon to track blogs and website feeds efficiently. If you missed the first post, go back and read it now. Google Reader is adequate for organizing your blog reading, but I … Continue reading