
BOTW Review
Next to Yahoo! and DMOZ, Best of the Web (BOTW) is one of the oldest most respected directories on the web. But it remains somewhat of ...

Next to Yahoo! and DMOZ, Best of the Web (BOTW) is one of the oldest most respected directories on the web. But it remains somewhat of ...

Recently I had the pleasure of using Vladimir’s WordPress service for some help with my Google Reader Shared Items plugin. Vlad impressed me with his knowledge of ...

Recently I decided to start posting some of the more helpful videos I find on YouTube, you may have noticed my first one on Google Analytics. ...

After reading Mark’s post the other day and announcing I can easily survive without Google I realized something — I’m really probably one of the biggest ...

Google Reader has a neat feature where you can publicise your RSS subscriptions in a “blogroll”. A blogroll is a list of links and when you make ...

Every blogger who has been around in the blogging scene for at least a while will know of this scenario. You spend ages preparing ...

I’m proud to announce two new bloggers you’ll see here on GT – Mark O’Neill and Joost de Valk! Mark O’Neill You’ve probably noticed this guy writing a ...

Well, it took 4 years but the time finally came, we’ve got a new theme!! I couldn’t tweak the old one any further and it was getting ...

Yeah, I know, I’m late to the PR drop whine party but yesterday GT’s dropped from a strong 5 to 4 so I thought I’d share ...

Graywolf figured it out: If someone has Google Desktop installed and is using the web clips a bit of background voodoo happens. Web clips autodiscovers RSS feeds ...

I just noticed Patrick over at BlogStorm posted about a deal I cooked up last week – Link Exchange 2.0: Exchanging RSS feed ads. Patrick and ...

I had no idea the Wordpress setting for full feeds doesn’t work on versions 2.1+ due to the addition of the<!–more–> tag in all posts, but ...

Ah, the great debate – full vs. partial RSS feeds! Like many of you I’ve been following the debate all over the blogosphere for years now and ...

Last week Google launched a link sharing service, not unlike what many social bookmarking sites such as del.icio.us, furl, digg and magnolia is trying to do. ...

John Chow came up with a pretty neat way to control your BlogRush headlines but the whole process was a little too manual for me so I ...

Well, for me anyway. I know some others aren’t getting much traffic from BlogRush yet, not sure why. Here’s my stats so far: Direct traffic seems to have ...

I took the Sphere It widget off the site last night after having it running almost since they launched. Why? No traffic. And I mean zero, zip, ...

Not bad, eh? After reading about and loving the idea of BlogRush (if it works) I signed up sometime yesterday and added it to the site. And ...

WTF? I like WPN and John Chow but what is going on here!? Let’s see WPN is know for: Usually decent tech info, especially on the SEO/SEM side ...

While the common use case in News reading assumes a passive user/reader simply browsing all the available news for that day, there are people on some ...

Like many others I’ve been pretty disappointed with Google’s Blog Search because it was never updated quickly enough in the areas I track. More recently I noticed ...

(…continued) How to get a Google Toolbar and Enable PageRank: 1. Go to http://www.google.com/intl/en/options/. Or else, go to the Google homepage and click MORE. 2. Then scroll down the ...

I had started my blog-city blog on the 30th of June in 2005. Though I already had a blogspot account, I chose blog-city because it was ...

Google is against paid links, or at least that’s how it appears from a recent post by Google’s quality control and anti-spam guy Matt Cutts. One thing ...

My friend Jace over at the Internet Safety-For Our Children’s Sake blog tagged me for a meme and this one looked pretty easy so I thought ...