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    Friday’s Finds — 04/06/2007

    April 6th, 2007 - 2 Comments »

    It’s been an interesting week in the blogosphere. It seems like everyone is addressing a variety of issues from SEO to affiliates. I found several helpful posts today about these topics. When you have a moment, take a look at these.

    • Problogger, Darren Rowse, answers a reader email regarding a growing affiliate relationship…at a point where change may be necessary. Darren talks about how to cultivate an existing relationship and how to supplement any time (money) lost.
    • Lorelle VanFossen at The Blog Herald emphasizes that making a good first impression is first priority in a blog relationship (as with any). Lorelle discusses what types of first impressions make go the furthest.
    • Mitch Harper at HarpzOn.com explains how optimizing keyword density can help increase traffic to your blog.
    • As you all know, all of the above is useless without setting goals. Read about Nomar’s experience at KingNomar.com.
    • Lastly, Saman (aka, Godzilla Killer) at Samanathon.com suggests that you download the latest version of the WordPress Database Backup Plugin, which features automatic backups. Cool!

    Wishing everyone a Happy Easter…and if you don’t celebrate Easter then just have a great weekend anyway. Hopefully everyone enjoys the second winter of 2007.

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    2 comments »

    Comment by Saman Sadeghi
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    April 7th, 2007 at 10:18 pm

    Thanks for the link buddy!

     
    Comment by HMTKSteve
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    April 9th, 2007 at 4:21 am

    I had no luck with that WordPress plugin. Instead I just wrote a cron job to backup all of my databases on a running 7 day cycle. That way I don’t need to worry about my db getting corrupted and having the corrupted backup overwite my good backup!

     

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