Blogosphere News / February 8th

Sunday is always a good day to lay back and review what has happened in blogosphere lately.

WordPress 2.7.1 RC1 is out

Release candidate 1 of WordPress 2.7.1 is available for download on WordPress.org. You can see a list of updates here.

Crush AdWords – A 5 part series on BusinessAndBlogging.com

Danny Thompson published a must read series, filled with great advice on how to successfully use AdWords to drive traffic to your blog. Here are the chronological links to all five articles in the series:

  1. Crush AdWords: The Smart Way to Drive Traffic With Pay-Per-Click Ads.
  2. Crush AdWords: How to Build a Better Keyword List
  3. Crush AdWords: Creating Landing Pages that Work
  4. Crush AdWords: “AdWords Writing” Rocket Surgery
  5. Crush AdWords: A Successful Campaign is in the Maintenance

101 Women Bloggers to Watch for 2009

WE magazine for women published a list of 101 women bloggers to watch for 2009. The list covers a wide variation of topics and I’m proud that between those selected I could find Alina Popescu, who’s a very dear friend of mine and who’s articles you’ve read as guest posts for a while here on Blogsessive.

Article marketing FAQ with Yuwanda Black

This is a good collection of answers commonly asked questions on article marketing by Yuwanda Black on BloggingTips.com. You’ll find information on writing rhythm, article submission, traffic generation and more.

And don’t forget about February 28th, the official “Thank a Plugin Developer Day“, declared by Matt Mullenweg.

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This article has 6 comments

  • Alex, thanks for mentioning my inclusion in the WE magazine list! As for guest posts, I’m sure there will be more to come in 2008 from me :)

  • Well well the 2.7.1 is in the Beta stage, so i will wait for the upgrade. The Crush Adwords seems to be a nice thing to read. Thanks for sharing.

  • Thanks so much for mentioning the 101 women bloggers to watch mentioned in WE magazine for Women.

    As the Publisher & Editor in chief, it is always heartening to know others find value in our posts.

    These women bloggers are really doing great things and we are delighted to share them with our readers.

    Thanks again,

    Heidi Richards Mooney

  • Congrats Alina and looking forward to your next guest post. You’re always welcome on Blogsessive!

    Heidi, nothing to thank me for. You people did all the hard work compiling that list. Women bloggers are an important of the blogosphere, many of them being role models and leaders of opinion. Your post celebrates that.

  • Hmmm.. Didn’t real find much goldmine there. Maybe you can link to me as well in the future? ;-)

  • Melvin, your choice of words is definitely not the best in order to ask for an inclusion in such future lists.

    You first “attack” my taste in reading, only to ask me to link to you? So, you’d basically need my bad choices in terms of recommendations, right?

    See the problem with your comment?

    Perhaps writing an email, suggesting a really good article you wrote might have been much more successful.

    Thanks for stopping by.

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