I’ve found FeedBurner to be an excellent tool in analyzing my feed traffic and helping people to subscribe to my feed. It has helped in publicizing my web site and it is another useful tool in promoting and marketing your web site. Go burn that feed and reap the rewards!

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Overview of how tools like Google Analytics and Clicky Web Analytics can be used to monitor traffic to your web site. Learning how visitors discover your site, what they do at your site once they get there, and how they leave your site, can provide a useful insight into the type of audience you’re attracting. This information can be used to gain a better understanding of your visitors, such as which posts are the most popular, how visitors navigate around your site, or provide clues on how you can reorganize your web site to better cater for your visitors.

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A sitemap will enable search engines like Google and Yahoo to better crawl and index your site. The more these search engines know about your web site structure, the greater chance there is of increased traffic being driven to your site.

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Whether you’re a novice or advanced webmaster, Webmaster Tools provides some useful tools and utilities.

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If you’ve recently installed or upgraded to WordPress 2.1 then you may be unaware of a change to how your feeds are handled. I recently noticed that my feeds were starting to get cut off at the point where I insert the the <–more–> tag on my posts. For anyone who doesn’t know, the <–more–> [...]

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At some point Linux users may have to dabble with GRUB. I know this from personal experience when I trashed my Ubuntu install a few months ago. Many people may end up re-installing Ubuntu from scratch, but such drastic measures may not be necessary if you can master a few tips and tricks using GRUB.

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Last month I was discussing how to boost your blog traffic. I’ve come across some more useful tips and tricks that I would like to share with you.

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The article is specifically for people whose Windows installation has crashed and need to recover information via Ubuntu, but is equally useful for people who have a working Windows installation and want to share a hard drive between Ubuntu and Windows.

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