Running Blog Carnival - Issue #2008-01

Published in January 31st, 2008

Posted by kdays in Carnival Issues, Running

Welcome to the first edition of the kdays.com Running Blog Carnival.
Thursday is Blog Carnival Day. A Blog Carnival is basically a collection of articles or blog posts, all relating to a similar subject, that are gathered together for your viewing pleasure. You can quickly and conveniently see a range of articles and click [...]

Week 2 Review - Booming Business of Blogging Experiment

Published in January 29th, 2008

Posted by kdays in Blogging, Blogging Experiment

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Wow, the end of week two already! On one hand the time has gone really quickly - there is so much to do (and think about) when you start blogging. And then on the other hand, some things seemed to have taken forever - like waiting for Google to index my site or [...]

What is a trackback?

Published in January 29th, 2008

Posted by kdays in Blogging, Blogging - Glossary

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A Trackback is a type of Linkback - a method for Web authors to request notification when somebody links to one of their documents. This enables authors to keep track of who is linking, and so referring, to their articles. There are three methods of Linkback - Refback, Trackback and Pingback - and they differ [...]

The Ultimate Trackback Help Guide

Published in January 28th, 2008

Posted by kdays in Blogging, Blogging Tips

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What is a Trackback?
How do I leave a trackback in a new post?
How do I leave a trackback in an already published post?
How do I know the Trackback has been sent?
Why would I want to send a Trackback?
Is there somewhere I can send a test Trackback?

What is a Trackback?
A Trackback is a type of Linkback [...]

Day 14 - Booming Business of Blogging Experiment

Published in January 28th, 2008

Posted by kdays in Blogging, Blogging Experiment

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One of the main goals of the Booming Business of Blogging Experiment is to test, for myself, if I can really make a business of running a blog. To meet these goals, the blog needs to be self sufficient by the end of month one (ie cover the cost of the domain name registration [...]

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