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39 Comments on What do Your Blog Posts Look Like? (online course announcement)
Cindy - that's terrfic - I'm glad you are coming to class! :) I emailed you the info.
This is fantastic. Just finished the first 4 module's. I'm re-blogging this. Thanks Craig.
Ken - thanks for the positive feedback - glad you are making quick progress! :)
Cindy's post about her experience sent me searching for you. Yay! Excited to get going.
Angie (ACG) - that's great to hear - awesomeness! :)
Wow, that is a great think that you have done. I hope to make time soon to go throught your material.
Thanks for the posts.
So glad I found you. I am new to blogging and need lots of help. Signing up for your class now.
Probably should have logged in to my AR account before commenting...like I said, new to this. I actually came across your info when I was googling whether I can copy my Wordpress blog to my AR blog. Is that considered duplicate content? I will be checking out your blog for answers to my many tech questions. Thanks.
Greg - very nice, thanks for coming over to this post to check it out
Karen - I'm happy you stumbled across my posts, glad to meet you - You can (and should) syndicate your wordpress content over to AR. Post first to WP and then subsequently to AR. It is best when you can include at the bottom of the AR copy a link back to the specific post on your WP. Put something like originally posted at and then your link. Google will see the interconnection and give your WP more weight because the AR post is the syndicated version (duplicate yes, penalized no). Hope to see you more in AR. :)
Craig, Thanks so much for this info about WP and AR blogs. I have been searching online for someone to simply explain how and if I can connect the two without being penalized. Thanks for putting it in newbie terms...will definitely recommend you to my peers.
Craig
Bless you, bless you, bless you.
I'm on my knees with gratitude for all the good work. Can you tell I'm a fan? I constantly reblog your good stuff, and encourage people to subscribe.
Thanks a milliion!
Sorry if this question has already been asked and answered: but as I look over the course outline, I'm wondering what you are going to replace PINIC with now that it is being shut down in a few weeks?
Craig, You mentioned above about putting a link back to my WP blog saying "Originally posted at ...." I have been putting that in the text box but I see that others have that statement further down near the Generate Short URL statement. How do I get it down there instead of in my text box or does it matter? Thanks.
Craig, I just saw the Assignment 4 in Cindy's post. Is it too late to catch up to the group? What a great thing you're doing here!
sorry everybody - AR comment notifications being down I didn't know you'd stopped in...
Karen - glad to help! The location of the backlink does not matter. What you are seeing is others on AR have what we call an "outside blog" - this is often in lieu of the WP blog which you have. You are duplicating the same methodology though, your link is just higher up in the post - does not matter. Nice work getting to the bottom of how all this works! :)
Pacita - I am so happy that you enjoy my blogging! thank YOU
Jim - Module 4 in my course focuses on Picnik - I will be re-recording module 4 sometime over the next few weeks. I'm waiting a little to watch google's next move with google+ and picasa v4 to try and incorporate these new tools - I WILL for certain update the info. great question
Connie - NEVER too late - that's one of the advantages of pre-recorded - I hope to keep adding more and more students as we go! thanks! :)
The most frustrating week ever.
... with the comments being down, I mean : |
Testing comments AGAIN ... aaargh!
Okay ... not insane. Just got off the phone with AR re: comments ... finally fixed for good!
Angie - LOL - hopefully comments will STAY working again after the AR upgrade - so far so good :)