"If I set up an RSS feed on my site then can't I ping with that rss feed url?"
Not sure what you mean.
Linda, I mean putting an RSS feed on an actual WEB SITE as opposed to BLOG into the PHP and then each time the content is refreshed through the feed I could ping through pingoat or whatever, to get back links as in the video tutorial posted in this forum by Ross Goldberg? Start Affiliate Blog - Step by step and COOL Tools
Ross uses the blog as an example of pinging and building backlinks through feeds, I am wondering if I could this on a website NOT a blog?
No can't ping unless it's on a blog platform. It's the blog programming that allows and facilitates the ping.
No I think pinging when all you are doing is sucking someone else's content is considered scraping.
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Thanks so much for all your help and pointers on affiliate sites and blogs. Are blogs as effective as articles as f ar as promoting my website? I plan to use your blog site and see video. Thanks,
Ok, I realize I am a little late to this topic...so please forgive me if this has already been mentioned...
If you have a Wordpress blog...WATCH YOUR PINGING with new posts.
Wordpress has a feature in the admin panel that pings automatically. Also, there is a list of directories you can set it to ping automatically each time you post.
You put that in the "Settings / Writing" area of your Admin panel, you will see once you log in to your blog.
Anyhow...DO NOT double ping! Since WP automatically pings, if you go to Pingoat, and ping again, it can actually get your blog removed from the directory, and you won't know (to my knowledge).
Should wordpress be the first software I look to when starting my blog? What are some good alternatives to using Wordpress? I need software that is easy to use, basic and efficient... but I want to be able to utilize more sophisticated features in the future. Any information would be helpful.
I am pretty certain every pro here would tell you to go with Wordpress for many, many reasons. There is really no better option. It's easy, always being upgraded and important too is the fact that it's widely supported, therefore has tons of plug-ins and options being developed all that time that offer added features when you are ready for them.
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Linda, if you didn't, I suggest you to get the authority black book. It is an excellent read,I'd rather say you need to read it really.
It's from Jack Humphrey. I blogged about it. I will be definitively using the techniques in the ebook.
I realized that I really like blogging (I started to blog just to drive traffic to my site), but now Wordpress, Joomla and CMS are becoming the big players over static html sites.
People love them and SE love them. It's a win win situation.
Yes Jack Humphrey did a good job with authority blackbook.I have read it several times and am going to be reading it every available spare time I have because it is loaded with many resources you can't just afford not to use in your blogging experience.I don't really know which is best between WP and Joomla now.But am going to be trying Joomla soon.
Linda thanks for this great wonderful resources you just posted.Infact,I have been looking for good blog directories I will be submitting my blogs to.You just simplified the search.
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