Posted in RSS, atom, blogging, vlog, web 2.0 on Jun 20th, 2007
Now, I’ll apologize first for putting that song in your head, but when I read this comment over on a guest post by Trent Hamm at Darren’s blog, I couldn’t think of any better title.
4. Immerse yourself in a social bookmarking site
Many people have a hard time getting their foot in the door with social [...]
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Posted in Advertising, affiliate, atom, blogging on Jan 23rd, 2007
Yesterday I live blogged the Super Affiliate Panel. Today I’m live blogging the 3:30pm Session, The Confluence of Search and Affiliate Marketing – Kristopher B. Jones, President and CEO, Pepperjam
Specific case studies and examples of working strategically with PPC affiliates and SEM Firms to cover more real estate and capture more market share through [...]
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Posted in RSS, atom, blogging, problogger, web 2.0 on Jun 9th, 2006
Atom 1.0 support may not be forthcoming, but a Google engineer pointed me to this post on a blogspot-hosted blog announcing a RSS 2.0 feed. The engineer also indicated Google was aware of the issues with Atom 0.3.
If you have an RSS feed for your blogspot blog, it will look like this:
http://yourblogname.blogspot.com/rss.xml
Let me know [...]
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Posted in Business, Geek, RSS, atom, blogging, web 2.0 on May 31st, 2006
Since mid last year, Atom went through the growing pains of going from version 0.3 to version 1.0. In the fall the feed validator began noting that any blog still on 0.3 was outdated and might have errors, but didn’t actually call the feed invalid/obsolete until April of this year.
Some third party apps, including [...]
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Posted in Business, Geek, RSS, atom, blogging, web 2.0 on May 31st, 2006
Business people and consumers are often accused of stupidity. All of us are guilty of it. And, though I love the song/video Stupid Girls, I try my best not to be one.
While I was trying to figure out why Blogger feeds were not validating, I came across this post attempting to explain the [...]
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