Networked Blogs – How to Syndicate Manually in 4 easy steps
Lately I’ve taken notice (as well as my clients) that since Facebook started rolling out their new updates, Networked Blogs has stopped syndicating…Here’s a quick and dirty of how to do it manually if you want to continue to use them. Take note though, I’ve started using Twitterfeed on the Shoots for a Cure site and so far so good. I’ve not used it long enough to recommend anything, but there it is. Step 1: While logged into Facebook, click on HOME (top right) on the left side of your home page under... Read The Rest →
How to: Fix your Ajaxed for WordPress Comment Error
Since the release of WordPress 3.0, many of my clients, who have since upgraded, have found their Ajaxed WordPress comments acting a little funny. Commenters are able to comment fine, but there pops up a little red “Error Received” after submission. This is due to an addition of one single, little, annoying line of a few characters in the wp-comments-post.php file. ==>> PLEASE NOTE YOU ARE MODIFYING CORE FILES THAT WILL BE OVERWRITTEN IF YOU UPGRADE YOUR WP SOFTWARE <<== So here’s how to fix it… Log in to your... Read The Rest →
Mac Monday – Clearing your Cache on the iPhone
As dumb as this might sound, I have never cleared my cache on the iPhone. While I know how to do it on just about any browser across any platform, it never dawned on me that it is possible on the iPhone. But why wouldn’t it be? It’s a regular browser (for the most part) just like on any Apple Computer right? Well in case you’ve had a moment like me and don’t know how to clear the cache, here is a step by step (that is so easy you’ll... Read The Rest →
How to Use Tags for WordPress SEO
If you are a bit confused about SEO tags for WordPress, trust me, you are not alone! A large chunk of our traffic on GET FOUND NOW comes from web users searching for information on how to use tags. Many people confuse tags with keywords, which they are not. Tags offer site visitors another way to navigate content on your website via a tag cloud and quickly find topics of interest. Tags or labels are also very effective for SEO if you tag your posts correctly. All content management systems like WordPress now use tags and most social networking sites like Facebook, YouTube... Read The Rest →
Upgrading to PHP5 with GoDaddy Hosting
Many of you already know that in order to have a kimtown website, you need to be running PHP5 or greater with your host. You can contact customer support to change it for you, but that can sometimes take longer than if you do it yourself. I have an .htaccess code I can use for those of you that host with 1and1.com (since their CS is less than desirable) and are on PHP4, but I’ve not yet found a workaround solution for GoDaddy. So…here is how you can update to... Read The Rest →