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May 24, 2012

How to Create a Feed Mashup with Google Reader

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Ever wondered how webmasters create feed mashups? If you don’t know what I mean by ‘feed mashup’, take a look the homepage of this blog where it says “Ros’ Other Blog Posts“. You’ll see another example on my personal blog under “Recent on Ros’ Other Blogs“. What you’ll notice is that the most recent posts [...]

How to Triple Your Google Adsense Earnings

I’m terrible about checking my Google Adsense earnings. I occasionally login to confirm that the amount on the check equals the amount reported in the Google Adsense interface… occasionally. So, when I logged in this morning to review the reports, I was surprised (and delighted) to notice that this month’s earnings are more than triple [...]

Testing Out the “No Feed” Plugin

Have you ever wanted to stop the feeds on your blog? For example, if you wanted to import a number of static HTML articles that you had elsewhere on your site and post them into your blog without sending an email to all of your Feedburner email subscribers each time you posted one of those [...]

What Happened to My Feed?

Have you checked recently to see whether your blog’s feed is valid? No? Well, consider this a cautionary tale. I stopped by Feedburner and was shocked to see that one of my blog feeds was showing exactly the same number of subscribers as it had when I last checked – a few months earlier. How [...]

Update Your Website Content Automatically with CaRP Evolution

Have you ever noticed how sites that syndicate content from other people’s blogs and newsfeeds seem to get high search engine rankings? Do you want to integrate RSS newsfeeds from one of your own sites (or those published on other websites) into your blog but can’t figure out how it’s done? Well, I had the [...]

What is RSS and How Will it Help Me?

RSS, RSS, RSS… you hear the constant chant, but do you really know what the heck it means? RSS stands for ‘Real Simple Sydication‘ and is a way for webmasters to publish (or ‘feed’) new information posted on their site to feed subscribers. A single item will typically include a headline, a snippet of content [...]