The Art Of Promoting A Blog (4/10)

What most peo­ple (includ­ing me when I first started) don’t real­ize, is no mat­ter how great your blog is, chances are that if you don’t pro­mote it, peo­ple won’t find it. There are appar­ently over 50–60 mil­lions blogs world­wide and your blog could be lost in a dark cor­ner of the inter­net for­ever if you don’t “hunt” for readers.

Be The Blogger People Read (3/10)

Do you have a blog? Yes? Good. Cause I’m a pretty curi­ous woman (some would say it’s an euphemism…) and I love to browse blogs. Chances are that if you ever left a com­ment at my blog, ever sent me an email or just showed up here, I vis­ited you. I have plenty of feed in my RSS Reader and I’m pretty quick to click on the magic “sub­scribe” but­ton. But I’m human too — not all blogs attract me.

The Best Plugins (2/10)

In my first few months as a Word­Press user, I was a vic­tim of the well-known “download’em all” syn­drom — that’s how you end of with 50 plu­g­ins, half of them being bro­ken or not in use. Took me a while to down­size my impres­sive plu­gin list and keep all the best, but I think I got it now.

Blogger Vs. WordPress (1/10)

To start this series, I’d like to answer a much asked ques­tion: what is the dif­fer­ence between Blogger/ Blogspot and self-hosted WordPress?

Indeed, it’s some­times hard to make a deci­sion, whether you are new to blog­ging or are look­ing for the best plat­form. So here is my com­par­i­son chart:

Correr Es Mi Destino Reloaded !

After one week of strug­gling with HTML, Php and other bar­baric names… here I am on Wodrpress !

The move wasn’t that smooth… but quite inter­est­ing actually.

I had made the deci­sion to switch from Blog­ger to Word­press a few weeks ear­lier. I wanted more flex­i­bil­ity, I wanted to learn more about cod­ing, and I’ve been blog­ging for almost a years now — I knew I wasn’t going to quit any­time soon.