Category Archives — "Blogging"

Cyberspace has become such a neighborhood that interconnections apply not only to users, but to different websites as well.

In the light of the trend of social networks such as Facebook and Twitter, numerous social bookmarking websites have popped up to make information between sites more accessible.

Call them a repository of sorts, but these sites are the mecca of links and information-sharing.

One of the best things about running your own Wordpress-powered site is that you don't have to delve on too much coding before you actually have a site that's good enough to be on the market.

This is largely possible to the community of numerous plug-ins easily available for download on the internet.

And recently, it has not shown any signs of slowing down.

From the average blogger to the extreme web master, traffic has always been THE topic of interest.

Call it the lifeline of your site, because traffic, more often than not, is probably the main reason why you made a website in the first place.

There are a lot of things you need to consider when it comes to traffic, since this is primarily the heartbeat of your domain - once it fully stops, you're more likely to be floating on a endless expanse of sea, never to be found again.

For the good part of the past few years, there has been an undeniable increase in the number of web sites one can find on the web.

While these used to be the traditional company websites, where one would need to shell out a lot of cash on design, development, maintenance, and hosting, this doesn't seem to be the case today.

For all the advances that technology has brought us in so short a time, there have also been major breakthroughs for the person without any idea of HTML tags - foremost of this is the world of blogging. Read more...

So yes, it's been a while since I last made a post. Things have been uber-busy lately, and the more workload from school I receive, the more alienated I am from the world of blogging. Take it as something you know you want to do, yet other responsibilities, both to the physical and personal, keep ...