Tag Archives: blogs

BlogOpen 2010

11th OCT 2010 | Posted by Toni Anicic in Online Marketing
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Part of the Inchoo team just spent awesome two days on a conference in Novi Sad, Serbia called BlogOpen. This is the largest regional conference for bloggers and, as of this year, social networkers. Read more

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WordPress 3.1 new features rundown

30th SEP 2010 | Posted by Zeljko Prsa in Wordpress
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Writers, developers rejoice for some new features like Internal linking, Front-end Admin Bar and some pretty good advancements on taxonomy queries and post templates. Hit the button, read the rundown.
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Climate Change (Blog Action Day 2009)

15th OCT 2009 | Posted by Toni Anicic in Wordpress
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I’ve been involved with Blog Action Day since it first started in the summer 2007. It’s a one day in a year when bloggers all around the world unite to spread the word about a certain humanity-wide problem. Read more

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Why do you need a blog on your online store?

3rd SEP 2009 | Posted by Toni Anicic in Online Marketing
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If you are an online store owner that ever went seeking advice on promoting your website and gaining more targeted visitors, you’ve probably heard you need a blog. You might wonder how does blog actually help you in gaining more visitors and ultimately earn more money with your online store. Read more

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Would you pay for professional developer articles?

24th MAY 2009 | Posted by Branko Ajzele in E-Commerce
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Yesterday I came across an article that somewhere between the lines mentions the topic of subscribing to “professional” articles in certain field of interest. Reading it, got me thinking why and when would I pay for article subscription. Here are my thoughts and views. First lets define “professional”. At certain level articles can be of two types: “HowTo” and “My thoughts or overviews” type. To be honest, the more I am into the development, the more I like the second ones. Then there is the “credibility” of the author. Is he a PhD “talk only” person or practitioner without any significant official education but with extreme knowledge in his field. Personally I like the other one more. Not to say that “talk only” people are not important as well. Read more

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Create a community blog with Facebook and WordPress

14th MAR 2009 | Posted by Mauro Dalu in Wordpress
Create a community blog with Facebook and WordPress

If you already have a wordpress powered website, you should consider the Facebook Connect WordPress Plugin by Sociable. It’s a very well documented community builder, that will enable people that have Facebook account to register and sign in to your blog using their Facebook identity.

The plug-in will also import the basic profile for the user to your blog, and provide public profile pages for each of your members. A sidebar widget will keep track of recent additions to your community, Facebook-style, and a members page will also give you an overview of all your blog users. Read more

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How to buy add space on popular US blogs?

2nd MAR 2009 | Posted by Toni Anicic in Online Marketing
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If you are into internet advertising you probably already considered or already tried out advertising on some popular or targeted blogs. Blogs can be valuable traffic generators however in most cases you will see that conversion rates and click through rates of advertising on blogs will be much worse and more expensive then advertising on search engine’s search results (Google AdWords and similar). Read more

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5 tips on using blogs to create relevant backlinks

10th NOV 2008 | Posted by Toni Anicic in Online Marketing, Wordpress
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Building backlinks is the most important part of SEO work. The only thing more important is how relevant the becklinks you build are. You could actually rank at number one spot on Google for a keyword you don’t have anywhere in your content solely based on your backlinks. This have been proven in practice many times and I have personally done this on several keywords. Read more

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