Trackback Help Guide – Demonstration

Published in January 28th, 2008

This post is a part of the Ultimate Trackback Help Guide. As they say, a picture is worth a thousand words!
In this post we will make a reference to the First Time Marathon Blog and their post titled ‘One or Two Tips for Beginners‘. We have put their Trackback URL in the Trackback [...]

The Five Stages of a Runner

Published in January 27th, 2008

Posted by kdays in Running

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According to Jeff Galloway, there are five distict stages of a runner. These are

the Beginner
the Jogger
the Competitor
the Athlete
the Runner

the Beginner (Stage One – Making the Break)
You want to be healthier and fitter. But, you are probably very secure in your inactive world. There is usually a struggle within and without. The [...]

Launch of the new Running Blog Carnival – 31st January 2008

Published in January 25th, 2008

Posted by kdays in Carnival Issues, Running

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A new blog carnival, simply titled Running, will provide an ongoing resource of great advice and tips for all runners.
The purpose of the new Running blog carnival is to provide readers with high quality articles providing practical tips, advice, engaging running stories and more.
So if you have articles that you think our readers would find [...]

What is a blog carnival?

Published in January 25th, 2008

Posted by kdays in Blogging, Blogging - Glossary

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A blog carnival is a type of blog event. It is similar to a magazine, in that it is dedicated to a particular topic, and is published on a regular schedule, often weekly or monthly. Each edition of a blog carnival is in the form of a blog article that contains permalinks links to other [...]

Day 10 – Finally indexed by Google!

Published in January 24th, 2008

Posted by kdays in Blogging, Blogging Experiment

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Well, it seemed to take a life time. And then all of a sudden there is the little green tick I have been waiting for!

Both Google Webmaster Tools and Google Analytics have started to show some data but there still seems to be something else that needs to ‘click’ before I can really see what [...]