72 posts tagged commentluv

http://www.jamieharrop.com is a very informative blog with some excellent resources, tips and articles on how to improve your blog/business/life. Check out his article on how to get more blog comments http://wendyknits.net/ is one for the knitters among you (and my missus!).

Andy Bailey from FiddyP.co.uk made this really cool Wordpress plugin that "takes the url from the comment form and tries to parse the feed of the site and display the last entry made". Ok, I know a ton of people know about it and are using it on their blogs but I wanted to share something that I felt was a decent idea to get targeted traffic to your blog.

I did some modifications to the QuickStop Project’s Permalinks before it was /%year%/%monthnum%/%day%/%postname%/ and now its /%category%/%postname%/ which is very clean and I like it, also added a permalink redirect so as not to bother with those that have links to my site with the previous permalink.

The other day I posted an article about surviving a massage from another dude and I received more comments than I expected. Within a couple of days, you all left me 18 comments…I guess you liked the story about my pain and suffering.

We can make CommentLuv plugin get Conditional Pass WCAG 2.0 L2 (level 2 or AA level) status by ATRC web accessibility checker. Actually, web or blog using original code plugin will pass W3C markup validation, WAVE (wave.webaim.org) and Section 508 (cynthiasays.com). WAI test (cynthiasays.com) didn’t valid anymore, I guess.

When you leave a comment at any WordPress blog by filling in your name and website URL in the respective fields, your name appears as a link to your blog/website on submission. By default, these links have rel=”nofollow” attribute attached to them.

Sorry Guys, slow day for golf info, couldn’t decide what to post about… I was leaning towards why some manufacturers don’t sell their products online, but I need to research that further, but, stay tuned! So this is for my fellow bloggers..<ahem> It’s a plugin called CommentLuv and here’s how it works <pretty awesome in my opinion> - Install it on your blog.

Probably this is not really new to you, but in case you didn’t noticed it yet, for the last month I’ve been setting up several ways to show “link luv” to my valued visitors and readers. On the following paragraphs you will know about the current and coming “link luv” methods used on this blog.

As we discussed, link love is a term used to describe linking to someone else’s site or blog. When you do this, you are potentially sending traffic their way, hence the ‘love’ part of the term - we all love traffic. Just like in real life, the best way to get love is to give love, and the same is true here online.

As we discussed, link love is a term used to describe linking to someone else’s site or blog. When you do this, you are potentially sending traffic their way, hence the ‘love’ part of the term - we all love traffic. Just like in real life, the best way to get love is to give love, and the same is true here online.