Having the posts bookmarked by other people through Delicious is very important because not only you will get repeated traffic from the people who saved the articles you have written but you can also gain more traffic and RSS subscribers especially if some of the posts reach the Delicious front page. That’s why it’s important to ask people to save your articles. One important thing is to show how many times the post was saved on Delicious. If you have articles with quality content chances are you will get a lot of saves. Having a quite large number of saves may signify that the post is worth saving and this could determine other users to bookmark it too.

Whether you use WordPress or not I will show you how to add a “Save to Delicious” link for your articles that will also contain the total bookmarks of the post. To do this we’ll use the power of PHP and JQuery, the famous JavaScript library. Read more from this entry…

According to Google AdSense Program Policies you are allowed to add up to three ad content units in a page. If you have over 10 posts in a page and you wish to insert Google ads between them, you may need to specify the position of each advertisement (for instance, the first is after the 3rd post, the second after the 7th post and the last one is after the 10th post) and make sure that the limit of 3 ad content units is not exceeded. In this short tutorial I will teach you how you can do that. The code can be applied in every page where posts are shown including the index, the archive, the tags and the search results.
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In this tutorial I will show you how to separate the trackbacks from the comments in a WordPress Post. I recommend this practice because it makes your blog look professional and the readers will follow the conversations much easily.

I will use the WordPress Default Theme (Kubrik) as the test theme where the changes are made. Read more from this entry…