October 7, 2007 – 12:31 pm
Since starting up the Homeschooling Network, I have received a number of questions ranging from “What is a feed?” to specific questions about redirecting a feed through FeedBurner. This entry is an attempt to answer these questions and help you navigate through the process if you are interested.
What is a feed?
Essentially, it is an [...]
October 4, 2007 – 3:29 am
I just started a Feedburner network for homeschooling blogs. If you would be interested in joining, please let me know and I will send you an invitation.
Essentially, this will pull all member feeds into one place. Here is the page for the Homeschooling Network, but at the moment, I am the only one [...]
September 22, 2007 – 2:37 pm
I suppose it only makes sense to share insights into how to drive away readers just after posting on how to increase unhappiness in your homeschool. Normally, I try to space out my attempts at humor because I am terribly used to being taken too seriously. But Yvonne from Grow Your Writing Business [...]
For female bloggers interested in the possibility of accepting advertising on their site, BlogHer is accepting blogs into their network.
They also have an interesting feature which allows you to blog on their site. You post your introduction and a link back to your blog for readers to view the rest of the entry. [...]
Renae asked recently where I find information for my posts, so I thought I’d share for newer readers. Outside of my own ruminations, which accounts for a bit of my blogging, here are several other sources, although they generally only catch my eye if I am already thinking about the topic. I don’t [...]
The birds in your backyard, to be more exact.
I hope to provide basic information about attracting birds to your yard and how to help make this a family activity with a little general birding news and fun added in.
I applied after receiving some information from the Gack Ink group I joined this month and was [...]
While categorizing my posts, I stumbled across a few old entries which I had forgotten about. Some of them, I thought, were pretty good, even if my readers did not seem to think so. None of them had generated very many comments and certainly were not responsible for any extra traffic on my [...]
What is a blog carnival? I started this post, and then realized there isn’t much point to reinventing the wheel, so to speak. I wrote a sort of introduction to blogging last summer for a friend that provides a summary. (Note, if you actually are looking to increase traffic, realize that I [...]