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For more advanced WordPress users

By Randy Roedl on November 5, 2011 in !Randy Roedl Internet Marketing, affiliate marketing, article directory, article plugin, article themes, Blog Business, Blog Platform, Blog Posting, blogging, Blogs, Conversion, Domains, Free Reports, Google Adsense, Membership sites, Mobil Blogging, New Blogging, SEO, Themes, Traffic, Web Design, Websites, widgets, wordpress, World Internet Summit, Wp Headers, Wp Themes, Youtube Video

For more advanced WordPress users who are looking for plugins to upgrade to, here are some nifty suggestions. Imagine a blog reader finding a useful link on your blog. Then imagine the reader clicking on the link only to find out that the link is broken. To avoid such frustrations, have this broken link checker installed on your blog. It helps you keep on top of things by checking your posts in the background while your WordPress administration page is open. It will then send you a notification on the Dashboard should a problem be found. It also checks outgoing and incoming links and you can time the intervals these checks are carried out.
If you have been blogging for a long time, nothing matters more than knowing that your posts are secure and accessible in the event of a fault. Backup your database on WordPress by using this plugin. It is compatible especially for Windows users.

Hard to deal with your codes on the blog? There are plugins that easily colorizes your codes making it standout and easy to read. The plugins are usually free of server dependency and supports multiple languages such as ; C & C++, C#, Delphi, CSS, JAVA, JS (Java Script) and more. For example, the Hex Hub HTML Color Codes and the Code Markup.
You have a RSS feed on your blog, now add to it! The Feedfooter is a handy plugin that puts an extra footer part on your RSS feed. You could place a greeting, an advertisement link or a personalized note to readers. It supports HTML enabling the embedding of banners right on the RSS feed. With 10 spots, you could place 10 different footers which rotate throughout your blog.
This cool plugin is a must have for your blog. The clicks made on your blog by readers are color coded with the most clicked on part turning red. It helps you easily track the most strategic locations for banners and ads and to know which links and advertisements are working and which are not. Having cool looking aesthetics does not hurt as well.
If you are a regular poster, the TinyMCE plugin is a nice WordPress plugin that allows you to change between a multitude of design choices to your blog post. This plugin is a timesaver with many shortcuts as well as a drag and drop option. In addition, linking, imagine and embedding videos are fast and easy.

This plugin brings your blog to new levels. It shows relevant posts and blogs when reader click on it. With high profile websites such as the CNN using this plugin, your blog could be linked to this international site should their news article be related to your blog post.

Just when you think you have seen it all, there are more plugins out there which can make your blog faster, cleaner and just more user friendly – increasing your traffic – which is the whole point of your blog in the beginning.

PHP Programmers, the Best Foil in the Customizing of Your WordPress Website

By Randy R on October 13, 2011 in !Randy Roedl Internet Marketing, affiliate marketing, wordpress, Wp Headers, Wp Themes

PHP Programmers, the Best Foil in the Customizing of Your WordPress Website

What is the best thing to do when you need to have a website for your own? You can always take the one from the wordpress. It provides you with the basic website structure and all that you need to start it. But as time passes and you need to do some enhancements in your site then you look for the plugins available there. But not all the plugins are of your help as they are for the general use and not for the specific one and so is the case with the themes and templates. At times you may not be happy with the available themes and templates and want some changes in them and you need to do some changes as per your needs. What do you do?

The solution is quite simple. You can take help of any one who has the expertise in this field. This may be a company or an individual. If you go for a company the chances are that you will have to pay a hefty amount for even a simple plugin. So it is better to go for the second option. And here comes the man you know as the freelance programmer. This freelance web developer who is expert of this task has solution to all your problems and he can fix the things for you. He is not only a wordpress plugin developer but he can also create the custom wordpress themes and custom wordpress templates for your website and will give your website a whole new look.

Usually PHP is considered the best language among the languages that are used in the website development and the basic reason behind this fact is its smoothness. It is easy to learn and does not make your web page heavy and it takes relatively less time to load. The PHP programmer is usually acquainted with the other supporting things as My SQL, apache and Linux as they all combined together make a website. And what an interesting thing they all are open source or you can say free.

The reason the most of the PHP is good in unison with wordpress is that the plugins in wordpress are mostly designed in the PHP scripting language and a wordpress developer knows it well. The smoothness of the PHP can be understood by the fact that the facebook application developers chose it over other languages to design the interface of facebook and the pages run smooth, you all know.

Along with the development of new websites, PHP is the perfect foil in the creation of the website clones, website cloning, which is becoming popular nowadays is usually done in PHP, and is one reason for the growth of the freelance PHP developers.

SEO WordPress Plugin Traffic Booster Pro V3 – TBPv3

By Randy Roedl on July 20, 2011 in Randy Roedl

SEO WordPress premium plugin TrafficBoosterPro V3. From TrafficBoosterProV3.com This new script creates automated content from various sources – no matter what language the source is – and it can translate the source content to any language (around 50 languages), then use included thesaurus (with over 50000 words) and change the content in your desired percentage, then it can post this content remotely to any wordpress blog you have an account on it, as a post or as a comment. You may schedule the entire proccess and let it run in Auto mode – Autopilot – for ever. It can also post videos from youtube or it may take yahoo answers and questions and create a post and comments out of these. You may post in any language (around 50 languages).

New to WordPress

By Randy Roedl on March 10, 2011 in !Randy Roedl Internet Marketing, affiliate marketing, article directory, article plugin, article themes, Blog Business, Blog Platform, Blog Posting, blogging, Blogs, Conversion, Domains, Free Reports, Google Adsense, Membership sites, Mobil Blogging, New Blogging, SEO, Themes, Traffic, Web Design, Websites, widgets, wordpress, World Internet Summit, Wp Headers, Wp Themes, Youtube Video

New to WordPress – How to Start a Free Blog
Are you new to WordPress? There is no need to worry as here are the simple steps to start using WordPress in creating free blogs. The following are the 9 steps in using WordPress to start blogging:
Step 1: Sign up for a free WordPress account
The very first step is to visit http://wordpress.com and register for a free WordPress account with only a valid email address. An email address is used for only one WordPress account only.

Step 2: Entering information
Next, you would have to choose a username which no other users are using and password. After reading the terms and condition and if you agree with these, you will be directed to a page. Here, one can choose to start blogging straight away or leave until you have time to start creating blogs.

Step 3: Creating new blog
To start, a name for your blog domain is required and the name ends with ‘.wordpress.com’ to make it easier for visitors to access the blog pages that they want to visit by typing the name into their internet browsers. The domain name cannot be changed once decided, but users choose put titles of their blog and users can change these anytime. Users can choose the languages and decide whether their blog pages are opened for public or for members only. If a user chose public viewing, search engines will be able to search these.

Step 4: Active account
An account is active when every detail in the previous step has been filled in. you will be notified when you have completed that step and an email will be sent to confirm the login details.

Step 5: WordPress Dashboard
Once login details are confirmed, you can log into you own WordPress blog and you can start personalizing your dashboard. Here, you can choose the themes, colour, updating profile, adding users, writing posts and designing your blog page. Whenever you come across a problem that you cannot figure out, there is always a help section and forums where you can search and ask for solutions to the problems.

Step 6: Dashboard Toolbar
The toolbar allows users to navigate WordPress for creating posts, personalization and adding additional features for easy access.

Step 7: Choosing a Theme
Users can choose from a huge variety of themes to suit their taste and personalize the pages to their own creativity. From the dashboard toolbar, direct your mouse to ‘Presentation’ tab and select ‘Themes’ to choose which themes that you like. You can choose according to the content of your blog. After some time fiddling around, you will turn into an expert and from then you can upload other features that suit your blog.

Step 8: Sidebars and widgets
Adding widgets allow customization of the sidebar of blogs and this feature can be found under the ‘Presentation’ tab in the dashboard toolbar. Widgets let the users to add features such as RSS feeds, calendar, search tools and text boxes and this is much easier with only the used of the mouse without the need to enter codes.

Step 9: First blog post
You are ready to start writing up your blog posts once you are familiar with the features. Coming up with a title and there you go: you can start writing up. When you are done with writing and customization, you can just click on ‘Publish’ button and the post is there in your blog page.

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