Archive for January, 2008
How To Do A Competitive Analysis Of Another Blawg
Almost all of the lawyers and law firms that I have worked with do not have one thing. TIME. So here’s a quick way of doing a simple competitive analysis of another blawg using just the Google Toolbar.
Building Your Blawg In WordPress.Com - A Beginner’s Tutorial
A step-by-step guide with tips and tricks to build a blawg on the WordPress.com platform from scratch and customize it. This is different than installing the WordPress blog software on our own server which provides more options for customization. Installation of WordPress will be covered in another post.
Use Firefox for Blawgging
A very quick tip for the day. Use FireFox for blawgging. Among other reasons, FireFox provides easy addition of plug-ins or add-ons.
5 Customized Blogger Templates for Blawgs
The last post Building Your Blawg With Blogger - A Tutorial For Beginners showed the ropes of setting up a simple blawg using Blogger.
If you want to make your blawg unique and use other templates than the standard ones offered by Blogger. Take a look at the ones highlighted below:
Building Your Blawg With Blogger - A Tutorial For Beginners
A step-by-step guide with tips and tricks to build a blawg on Google’s Blogger platform from scratch and customize it so that your blawg looks different than a standard blog on Blogger.
Basic SEO for Blawgs
SEO or Search Engine Optimization is important for blawgs to be found via search engines. Let’s start off with some basics.
Mainly there are two main techniques of SEO - off site and on site techniques.
DIYBlawgs.Com Facebook Group
Just a quick note to let you know about the DIYBlawgs.com Facebook Group.
TypePad and MovableType powers 40% of ABA Journal Blawg 100
American Bar Association (ABA) Journal in its December issue came up with a list of top 100 blawgs called the ABA Journal Blawg 100. I analyzed the list to find out which blogging software/platform powers these high-profile blawgs.
DIYBlawgs launches
Welcome to DIYBlawgs. I’m Dipankar Subba.
Wikipedia defines DIY as a term used by various communities that focus on people creating things for themselves without the aid of paid professionals.