Google Deletes Their Own Blog
29th of March 2006 Darren Rowse 0 Comments

Google Deletes Their Own Blog

The Official Google Blog was unavailable a couple of days back. This sent loads of rumors around that perhaps Blogger.com had been hacked. The real story was that they deleted their own blog. If Google can do it – anyone can. Do you have a blog backup strategy? Update – ...more
Blogging Tools and Services
Ignore it and it’ll Go Away? – Responding to Criticism Part 2
29th of March 2006 Darren Rowse 0 Comments

Ignore it and it’ll Go Away? – Responding to Criticism Part 2

Late last night I wrote a post on responding to criticism that has had some good discussion. One of the things that a number of those leaving comments suggested is that sometimes when someone attacks you it is better to ignore them. I’d agree that ignoring can be a good ...more
Miscellaneous Blog Tips
Responding to Criticism
29th of March 2006 Darren Rowse 0 Comments

Responding to Criticism

From time to time in blogging you come across someone who is writing things about you that you don’t particularly agree with. Sometimes they write about you in a constructively critical way and on other occasions they do so in a fairly destructive manner. If this hasn’t happened to you ...more
Miscellaneous Blog Tips
Ask a Blogging Question and/or Tell your Blogging Story
28th of March 2006 Darren Rowse 0 Comments

Ask a Blogging Question and/or Tell your Blogging Story

Just a quick note to say that there have been some great stories submitted in response to my request for blogging stories to be featured on ProBlogger over the first two weeks of April. The deadline for submissions lasts for another 20 hours so there’s still time to get yours ...more
ProBlogger Site News
How to Write for Busy People
28th of March 2006 Darren Rowse 0 Comments

How to Write for Busy People

Ben at Inside Firefox has written a great little post on how to write for Busy People (and lets face – most of us fit the category). I think the six points they make are great advice for bloggers also. Of course that doesn’t mean you can’t break the ‘rules’ ...more
Writing Content
How to Create a Blog Theme from Scratch
27th of March 2006 Darren Rowse 0 Comments

How to Create a Blog Theme from Scratch

ProBlogger.net’s blog designer Rachel Cunliffe has started a series of posts that I’m sure many of you who love to play around with your blog’s templates will enjoy. In her post Creating a blog theme from scratch she outlines where she’d headed with it. Her 7 steps are: Consulting with ...more
Blog Design
Tell Your Story and Highlight your Blog at ProBlogger
27th of March 2006 Darren Rowse 0 Comments

Tell Your Story and Highlight your Blog at ProBlogger

One of the pieces of feedback that I’ve had on ProBlogger when I asked for questions for me to cover in my blogging for beginners series a while back was that people wanted a few more case studies and stories of bloggers who were making money online. The other thing ...more
ProBlogger Site News
ecto for Windows 2.0 Beta
27th of March 2006 Darren Rowse 0 Comments

ecto for Windows 2.0 Beta

Blogging tool, ecto, has just released it’s 2.0 beta version at ecto for Windows 2.0 Beta. New features in this version include: WYSIWYG editing. Upload caching and setting presets. Automatic download and installation of .Net Framework during ecto’s installation. Many small UI improvement. I can’t tell you much more than ...more
Blogging Tools and Services
Interview with YPN Manager
26th of March 2006 Darren Rowse 0 Comments

Interview with YPN Manager

Sugarrae has posted an Interview with Josh Siegel of Yahoo Publisher Network (YPN). Rae starts off by asking a good question about ad relevancy – a topic that I’ve heard quite a few YPN publishers complaining about (in fact I’ve done it myself after running YPN here at ProBlogger for ...more
Yahoo Publishing Network