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Social Media Statistics Australia, April 2011
Ok so it’s that time of the month again to have a look at the most popular Social Media and Networking websites in Australia. For your information you can find all the monthly statistics I am collating on my Social Media Statistics page. Also, should you be interested – you can check out the figures […]
Read More | ShareWordPress 3.1.2 now released
Hi All, Just a quick update to let you know WordPress has released Version 3.1.2 of their blogging software. This release is a security update for all WordPress users. Updates include: – Fix tag bugs – Fix user query bug when ordering by post count – Fix contributor level vulnerability – Fix title bug when […]
Read More | ShareTransferring your WordPress Blog to a new Webhost
The following Tutorial will help people on a Unix/ Linux webhosting setup and who are looking to transfer their WordPress site to a new webhosting company. Follow the below steps for a quick, hassle free Blog move: 1. Backup your entire Database. I have found using the Wp-Db-Backup plugin is the easiest to do a […]
Read More | ShareWordPress 3.1.1 released, Security and Performance Improvements
WordPress has released an update to their popular blogging software, version 3.1.1 is now released and available for WordPress.org users to download or update from their dashboard. The update fixes around 30 issues that have been identified including some key Security and Performance problems. The main issues identified and rectified include: – CSRF prevention for […]
Read More | ShareWordPress Upgrade – Best Practices
WordPress makes life so easy for us at times, and even upgrading to their latest version is usually a simple task. WordPress are constantly releasing updates and improvements to their blogging platform, but what is the best way to upgrade WordPress? Simply clicking ‘automatic update’ button and hoping everything just works out? Not really.. Firstly […]
Read More | ShareAre Infographs ruining the Internet?
In my opinion, No. More and more websites these days are displaying their data and content in a visual form, this no only entices readers and brings in new traffic, it also generates valuable backlinks from many other websites sharing your content. Here is an infograph from www.lesseverything.com What do you think, are infographs ruining […]
Read More | ShareYahoo Network to allow signin with Facebook/ Google login
According to the Yahoo Corporate Blog, the Yahoo Network will soon allow you to sign-in to Yahoo! sites with your Facebook login or Google ID. Facebook already implemented sign-in with OpenID in 2008, and this next step will surely increase the activity on Yahoo sites. Currently Yahoo is attracting around 600 million visitors a month […]
Read More | ShareBest Techniques to Maximise Social Media Content Sharing
If you are looking to get your content shared on social networks such as Facebook and Twitter take note of these techniques to encourage social sharing. Firstly make sure you blog posts have short concise headings, keyword rich articles and stimulating material for the user to read. Twitter – Do short tweets so people can […]
Read More | ShareSocial Media and the New World – how it is changing out lives
Since the inception of Social Media – there has been alot of hype. A new industry, a new market. Full of experts and professionals from day1. Have a look at this infograph on how Social Media is changing our lives with Blogs, Video, Social Networking, Geolocation, Mobile, Forums, Online Communities and so on. Infograph source: […]
Read More | ShareSouth Australian Government Social Media Policy
The South Australian Government has released a Social Media Policy for it’s staff. Basically the dos and don’t of how Government staff are to use Social Media. It is interesting to read through their guidelines and how they intend to harness the power of Social Media. To view the policy, go here: www.espi.sa.gov.au/files/socialmedia_guidelines.pdf The South […]
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