Weekend Roundup #20

Hope everyone had a good weekend. I know this is kinda late but better late than never right? Plus, I don’t wanna disappoint the people who are waiting for this weekly feature, right? I started this draft last Saturday night but was too sleepy to finish it and Sunday was just too busy. Anyways, here’s this week’s roundup. Enjoy!

Pinoy Blogosphere

Around the Web

  • Most blogs that have paid hosting are on a shared hosting package meaning that they share the same server with several other blogs. Ever wonder how many other sites share the same server as you do? With SEOlogs’ Reverse IP DNS Domain Check Tool, you can find out how many sites are sharing the same server with your blog. Via Ashfame.
  • Wanna know how to add your bio info on your WordPress posts? A recent guest post on Hack WordPress, will show you how to do just that by adding a few lines of code. Btw, this is more ideal for multi-authored blogs compared to single user blogs.
  • If you want to be an authority in your niche, check out Maki of DoshDosh.com’s post about how to become an authority on your niche with eight content development tactics.
  • Another guest post, this time in Blogging-Ads that talks about 5 Web 2.0 tools that will help increase blog productivity.

Btw, thanks to Nick of PinoyDreamer for his recent blog review of JaypeeOnline. If you’re a Pinoy blogger and would want a free blog review, check out PinoyDreamer’s Free Pinoy Blog Reviews.

If you have any questions, comments, suggestions or want your article to be featured in the next Weekend Roundup, feel free to leave a comment or send me a message via the contact page.

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6 Comments

  1. @jhay – No problem dude, you’re always welcome! ;)

    Really? I guess, you’re one of the lucky ones who haven’t had any issues or problems with PayPal. Coz I’ve read and heard a lot of complaints and problems from PayPal users in the Philippines. :D

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