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Before I start the business of making this blog more user – friendly and presentable, the first step is to link up with all the others in the programme via a blogroll.
Unfortunately I have no idea how to do that! So far I can’t even see how to include one on the page, let alone fill it up with links…
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3. January 2009 at 3:50 pm :
Hi James, found another one, taking ages to locate the 499 lol
You can try carrying out a blog search in google and use Alex Jeffereys as the search term or, pop over to mky blog where a free program is featured in a post that will search our wordpress blogs using a search term. OK the free version is limited to Wordpress and around 200 results but its how I found you.
Have you joined the forum I put up yet?
http://www.g4usbmarketing.com/forum is the url
Alex has now signed up.
A place to ask stupid questions and get sensible and stupid answers too !
Have added you to my links listy an d trust you will reciprocate
Norman
http://www.g4usbmarketing.com
26. January 2009 at 12:08 pm :
Thanks for the comment, Norman. Nice to see someone else from Cornwall!
I think the forum idea is a very good one, and I believe there’s a definite need for that kind of thing in our group, for various reasons.
I was going to join it, but I heard Alex saying he was going to set up a secure, central one in the members’ area, and I thought that would be a better place to meet than via one of our individual blogs.
Speaking of which, whether or not you agree in principle with the idea of a particular blog positioning itself as a central group resource, Garry Parkes’ site has become just that in terms of providing links to most of the other blogs. So you don’t need to struggle to find blogs like mine: you can find them via his blogroll.
Thanks again,
James