I have been resisting signing up to StumbleUpon due to productivity reasons. I caved earlier in the week. There is some really cool stuff out there! If you have not used it and don’t mind losing a few hours I recommend signing up. Along a similar fashion for a bit of fun I have alsoContinue reading “Random pages and Stumbleupon”
Category Archives: Blogging
RSS 101
I get lots of people ask me about RSS, what is it, why would I use it, and how would I use it. My plan was to write a short primer, but why do that when I can reuse! Here is an old but good intro to RSS from Lee Lefever from Common Craft, theContinue reading “RSS 101”
Crazy Egg heats up my blog
Over the last couple of weeks I have been running a little usability experiment on my blog. Using Crazy Egg to measure what visitors have been doing, where they have been going and hopefully let me know how to make the blog a better place. Read/Write Web has a great run down on what youContinue reading “Crazy Egg heats up my blog”
How many people are online?
During the recent discussion on “Do You Need a Resume?” we were reminded that not everyone is online or knows how to find you online. Many people are still scared of technology, don’t understand it or are just plain ignorant of what can be achieved. (This is not just in the workplace many of ourContinue reading “How many people are online?”
Can your blog be your resume??
For me this is a question that has been floating around for a number of years, for others it is just coming to the fore front. Take today, Techmeme, it is a topic on the front page, based on a post from Adam Darowski. The simple answer to this question is no your blog isContinue reading “Can your blog be your resume??”
Top Australian blogs
Over the last week or so there has been some renewed interest in the top blogs in Australia, first was Craig Harper’s Ultimate Australian Blogroll. Then Meg from dLook pulled together a really good view of the Australian blogosphere taking Technorati and Alexa rankings to come up with the Top 100 Australian Blogs, she hasContinue reading “Top Australian blogs”
Warning on domain registrations
Last night I received a letter from Domain Registry of America about renewing a couple of my domains. Not so strange except they are NOT my domain registrar!! Once again we seem to have someone in Australia trying to scoop up domain registrations through not the most honest of tactics.
Feed stat’s
For the first time in a few weeks I checked how many of you were actually subscribed to this blog. I was also wondering has the recent inclusion in Google Reader statistics increased the number of reported readers, assuming it will not decrease them. The numbers have jumped up by 23%! The break down ofContinue reading “Feed stat’s”
The ROI of a corporate blog
Over the last few years there has been lots of talk about how to measure the ROI of a corporate blog, I have written about it a fews times. At the end of the day ROI of a blog is hard to measure, unless you sell advertising which most corporate blogs do not. A weekContinue reading “The ROI of a corporate blog”
Edublogs goes premuim
James Farmer seems to finally have his day job under control, why cause he is blogging again over at Incsub. Today he announced Edublogs Premium. What is it? A full featured multi-user blogging service, very cool.