5 Ways To Build Trust With Your List So They Buy From You

Having a list of prospects is one of the biggest assets your business can have. But how do you make sure your list wants to buy from you instead of your competition? People buy from those that they know, like and trust, so it’s up to you to build that trust. Here’s 5 ways to do it.

IFAD’s social media guidelines – A must read

While preparing for an upcoming training session, I have been scouting for good social media policy and strategy documents, used within nonprofit organisations.

Roxy, blogging at IFAD’s social reporting blog, came back with the excellent and brand new social media guidelines they are using at IFAD.

It is probably the most complete guideline on the use of social media within a nonprofit organisation I have ever come across. Just splendid work!

How to evaluate a blog – Part 5: The user experience

“User experience” or “Usability” is a big word for webmasters and serious bloggers. It is all – as many things while evaluating a blog or a website- all about “putting yourself in the shoes of your visitors”.

In this part of our evaluation series, I will restrict our analysis to the key points of “How easy is it to use the blog, to find information”.

Got a lot of blog content? Try a magazine layout!

Magazine themes allow you to present content vertically: arranged by categories or tags, as if you had sections in a newspaper or a magazine.

Recently I revamped the CIAT DAPA blog. Or should I say blogS, as they had five separate blogs, which referred one to another. Each of the old blogs had a sequential layout:

Difference - HTML and XHTML

When inserting codes into the Blogger template, page element, or blog post, you may have seen error messages that the code could not be parsed, was not well-formed, was broken, or that the elements were not closed properly. These errors can be corrected if you understand the rules that must be adhered to in XHTML documents. Blogger templates use the XHTML 1.0 Strict Document Type. In this article, we shall explain some of the XHTML syntax or rules, so that you may troubleshoot and resolve the problems if these error messages should occur.

10 Essential WordPress Plugins For Your Blog

WordPress has thousands of plugins that you install on your blog for free. These range from very specific plugins that do one thing only, to larger plugins that provide extensive functionality in a certain area.

With so many plugins available, it’s hard to know which ones are good, and it’s all too easy to forget one of the really important ones. This list is designed to highlight some of the plugins I found to be particularly useful.

Of course, with so many plugins available, it’s by no means an exhaustive list – so I may be writing a follow-up at a later date. If you’d like to see a follow-up, please add a comment and tell me your top 3 WordPress plugins.

Blogger Templates Gallery by FalconHive

As you see, we changed the design of FalconHive and decided to focus on new topics other than Blogger templates. In near future, we will show you how to monetize your blog and how to drive more traffic by the way of SEO. We will be purchasing your useful articles too. Of course, there will be new and unique Blogger templates here but we decided to create an external Blogger templates gallery, where you can find the best free templates created for Blogger.