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CPNS 2007 MAY BE THE BEST WORD FOR SEARCH ENGINE OPTIMATION ON BLOG

2007-11-07T17:43:00.000-08:00

Maaf, judulnya agak ngawur. Susah mo ngasih judul apa. Cuman yang saya tahu lowongan PNS 2007 hasil search engine-nya di google tu banyak banget. Rahasianya apa ya?

Sekalian mancing neh, sapa tahu kang google mampir ngombe di blog-ku ini. Soalnya sebel banget, ngapain bikin blog tapi ga da yang baca, buang-buang duit, waktu ma tenaga (tapi ga papa ding itung-itung usaha. Semua orang kan ngitungnya mesti kalo tidak dari nol, ya dari satu, hehe…)

Gak kaget sih kalo situs yang berisi info seputar CPNS bakal gampang ke tangkep sama SE-nya google (itu pendapat saya, kalo salah mohon dibenarkan), soalnya barang satu itu pasti laris manis di negeri ini. Tengok aja pengunjung situs ini dan ini, hwa… nyampe ribuan lho. So kenapa nggak pake tag CPNS 2007 (hehe…newbie, amatiran ga papa dunk coba-coba )

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lagian capek keliling kampung jualan blog…(mampir ke blog ku dunk…klik blog ku ya…) ya namanya juga usaha. Page rank still freeze at the deep blue sea, hwa sedihnya… 

THIS BLOG MAY BE TURN OVER

2007-11-07T17:42:00.001-08:00

Hehe… let me pratice my English language skill on this article. It must be worst….

May be this blog turn over from its specialization or its base topic (this is blog like a niche blog, isn’t this?). Not only about the power of blog, adsense and many more about blog but tomorrow will be fill with easy reading article or something that make enjoyyed. Still serious to get money (because I’m still dreaming to get check from google someday) but not niche-blog anymore. Hehe…

That’s all because I’m not yet skillfull about blog, google adsense, money making or other (like someone who has ads in this blog) or like this people or that people.

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after all, I’m so heavy sorry with my English language.

23 Questions for Prospective Bloggers - Is a Blog Right for You?

2007-10-10T02:16:00.000-07:00

by Darren Rowse

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Before launching further into the Blogging for Beginners series I would like to take a step back from some of the practicalities of setting up a new blog and ask potential bloggers a question…

Is a Blog the Right type of Web Site for you?

While I’m a big fan of blogging as a way to get content online - I’ve seen it built up by some bloggers over the years as being the ultimate way of having a web presence.

In my opinion this is just not true.

While Blogs are great (in my experience) they are not the ultimate type of website. They do not have all of the answers and they do not suit every application or situation.

It may be that after analysing your needs, personality, hopes, experiences and style that you find blogging does fit well for your purposes - but it may also be other web applications fit better with where you’re at. Don’t just rush into blogging and expect the world.

There are probably other people who are much better at selling you some of the other types of web applications out there (look into wikis, static websites, forums etc) so I’ll leave you to do your own research - but here is a list of 23 questions (written in no particular order except that it is the order they came out of my head in) that you might want to ponder before leaping into blogging. I’ve put a few brief comments next to each to get you going.

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Blog Design for Beginners (part II)

2007-09-24T08:34:00.000-07:00

by Darren Rowse

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The following post is part 2 (of 3) of a series of guest posts on the topic of Blog Design - written by blog designer, Peter Flaschner from Blog Studio.

In my last post, I described the process we use at The Blog Studio to design a web site. Today, we’re going to take the finished design and turn it into a fully functional WordPress theme.

So, ready? Excellent. For today’s lesson, you’ll need your graphics editor (Photoshop, Illustrator, Freehand, Gimp, etc), an ftp program to upload files to your server, and a pencil and paper.

I’m going to gloss over a whole bunch of technical stuff here. The point of this post is not so much to teach you how to write html as it is to give you an insight into the process we use to design and build blogs.

Step 1: Plan the attack
Let’s take a look at the design I whipped up:

As you’ll see, this is an extremely flexible design, capable of being many things to many people, all without looking cookie cutter. (Note that I only had a couple of hours to work on this, so a masterpiece it is not. But it serves its purpose for the sake of this demonstration.) We need to take some extra care at the planning stage so that we can accommodate all the stuff the design doesn’t currently show.

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Blog Design for Beginners (part I)

2007-09-24T08:26:00.000-07:00

by Darren Rowse

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The following post is a guest post from the very talented blog designer, Peter Flaschner, as part of the blogging for beginners series.

Hi all. I’m Peter Flaschner, the founder and creative dictator at The Blog Studio. I’m going to walk you through the process we go through when designing a blog or other website. This is part one of two. When we’re done, we’ll have a super flexible WordPress theme perfect for anyone looking to make a buck with a blog.

Design can add tremendous value to a blog. When it comes to making money with your blog, proper web design can make a huge impact on your bottom line. For some reason, I get a lot of resistance when I say this. I think it has to do with one’s perceived definition of design. The typical response I get is ‘ugly sites do well with adsense’. That may very well be true. I bet though, that those same sites would do even better with proper design.

Before we get into this, I need to dispel one further myth: design is not about making things pretty. It’s about making things work to their best ability. Let me quote from dictionary.com:

To formulate a plan for; devise: designed a marketing strategy for the new product.
To plan out in systematic, usually graphic form: design a building; design a computer program.
To create or contrive for a particular purpose or effect: a game designed to appeal to all ages.
To have as a goal or purpose; intend.
To create or execute in an artistic or highly skilled manner.

So, without further ado, let’s design a site. Here’s what we’re going to need: pencil, paper, and a graphics editor (such as Photoshop, Illustrator, Freehand, or Gimp).

We’re going to start by collecting a bunch of information. I know the instinct is to jump straight into your drawing program and start messing around, but it’s not the best approach. You’ll see why as we move through this.

We’re going to design a site for a fictional problogger. This person (let’s call him Fred) writes about watches. He’s earning a couple of hundred bucks a month from his current site, and wants to step that up.

Step 1: Identify the site’s goals (what are you trying to do? How will you achieve it)

We’re designing this site to increase Fred’s profit. We’re going to do this by designing a flexible framework for Fred to experiment with ad placement, by increasing the attention grabbing aspect in order to capture more first time visitors, and by increasing the site’s stickiness, giving users more chances to see an ad that they want to click on.

While we’re at it, we’re going to use a plugin we recently developed that will give Fred control over the colour of the various elements of his site. This way, he’ll be able to keep things looking fresh.

Step 2: Identify your audience (who are they, and where do they come from)

Fred’s audience is made up of two groups: hardcore watch nuts, who read Fred’s site for news and reviews of the latest timepieces, and people shopping for watches, who come to the site via searches for specific makes and models.

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Blog for money ?

2007-09-23T19:16:00.000-07:00

that isn't joke ... we can created money maker with blog.
... coming soon

what is a blog ?

2007-09-23T18:40:00.000-07:00

by Darren Rowse

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It’s a good question to ask at the beginning of a Blogging for Beginners Series as it is a question I am asked every week.

There are a number of ways I could answer this question ranging from the broad to the highly technical.

Here are a few definitions from other much wiser people on the ‘what is a blog?’ question to get us started (and once you’ve seen what they have to say on the topic I’ll share my own thoughts):

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go blogging !!!

2007-09-23T18:07:00.000-07:00

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