If you do and want to save lots of time and frustrating work, take a look at this.

This makes it easy to format your page content with a professional look and feel.

All you do is add the formatting to your page template then add your content and it’s all ready to go!

Create your new products the easy way using plr content as a base.

So when you get ready to leave a comment somewhere, and you feel that your Twitter profile needs a little backlink love, put your link in that box!

Go ahead and Try it out below!

Follow me on Twitter!

CommentLuv can be found here, Gravatar here, the Gravatars2 plugin here. 

I also added some free avatar graphics from http://www.geocities.com/kipamum/80×80.html to fill in for anyone who doesn’t have a Gravatar. 

Hope you like it,
 

Douglas Wade
Admin

They’ll just Google the info again and go somewhere else.

Having said this, Here’s an article on load time analysis…

Well, now you can!

You know, like with no one else’s ads popping up.
And with support for PHP, CGI and MySql.
And maybe even lots of bandwidth? 100 GB.
And pop3 email and webmail?
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Well, I’m a firm believer in using as much free stuff that I can as long as it does the job that I need for it to do and I’m always on the lookout for free resources that I can share.

But I’m also pretty skeptical when I see something new and have to check it out first.

That’s why I’m recommending this hosting plan. I’ve been using this service to host one of my blogs and some splash pages for traffic exchanges.

I have been having good performance from this host, so far. (Except for the free stats program, which is hosted by someone else. Looks like an excelent stats program, but I think they have server issues more often than not.)

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Now, to get off topic for a sec, this got me to looking at the Google Analytics stats tracking.

Since I already use their free Sitemaps tools and Adsense, why not try the free Analytics tools?

Works pretty good, very customizable, good for setting up separate domains, separate pages, or groups of pages for tracking all kinds of variables.

The only thing I don’t like is that the stats only update once per day, sometime during the following day, and I haven’t pinpointed yet the time of day or time zone relating to this. But, once a day is pretty much par for free stats programs, and there are lots of goodies in there to play around with.

TIP: When you first add a website to track there is a “Check Status” button to check your script after you add it to the home page of your site. I have discovered that this doesn’t usually work immediately, best to log out and go back three or four hours later and then “Check Status” again.

Tip 2: When installing in a Wordpress blog the place to put your code is in the footer.php file of your theme, right above the /body tag.

Works for me!

Check it out here! http://www.google.com/analytics/index.html

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See Ya Later!
Douglas Wade
WeekendFreebies.com

Okay, let’s say that you have a niche or you are still looking. You can research topics by using free search engine tools.
This will tell you what people are searching for and also help you set up your pages to get free traffic from the search engines by using exact phrases which people are typing in to search.
Overture.com’s keyword inventory tool used to be the go to tool for keyword research, but since they were bought by Yahoo they no longer offer this free service in the same form. (See Yahoo below in this article.)

Some other options are Google’s Adwords keyword tool,(it’s free to use), located at https://adwords.google.com/select/KeywordToolExternal?defaultView=2

or Submit Express’s keyword suggestion tool and traffic estimator at
http://keywords.submitexpress.com/

and Spacky.com monthly keyword search volume tool.

You can find some really good info on keyword research at http://www.wordtracker.com/academy/ , this is Wordtracker.com’s Keyword Research Academy with articles by the top people in Internet.

Checking to see if anyone is using key phrases to look for information on your topic will give you added traffic if you can work some of those phrases into your content, meta tags and link descriptions.
Make a list of questions about your topic and terms or phrases which you would use to search and also list the same using synonyms for the words in your original list, because others might use different words than the ones you are using. Run these through the online tools mentioned and make a list of any additional phrases which show up.
Do a google search on each of the terms in your final list and see if you get anything with fifty or less results. These will be your most profitable phrases or terms to use.
Anything with less than 20 results may be worth investing in an Adwords account, if you can get listings really cheap and can make sales from these listings.
Finally, make sure that you have your site listed using Google’s Sitemap tool, it’s free to use and tells the googlebot where all of the pages that you want indexed are at. Find info on it at http://www.google.com/support/webmasters/bin/answer.py?answer=34575&ctx=sibling ,
you will have to sign up for a free Google Account at
http://www.google.com/accounts/ManageAccount first if you don’t already have one, but it is free! You can access the sitemap tool from inside your account.

I mentioned Yahoo having a keyword research tool previously, but in order to get access to it you have to have a Yahoo Search Engine Marketing account, which requires a $30 dollar deposit for pay-per-click which you can budget however you want, but still you have to put up 30 bucks.
You can check it out here and sign up here. They also require a minimum bid per click of $0.10.

Saving the best for last, right-click and download this informative PDF ebook, “The Keyword Jackpot“, it’s free.

You can get it for Wordpress at

http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/mycaptcha/.

Update: 2008/05/28
Got a bug in here somewhere, so I turned it off till I figure it out. More later.

Update: 2008/05/29
Fixed the MyCaptcha installation.
Details and screenshots for how to fix it here.