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General Musings
Using internet communities to drive blog traffic
So you’ve started your own blog. You’re putting up really good content, but no one is reading it. For some people, traffic is inconsequential, but not for you. You came here to get some tips on driving traffic to your site.
Why Interactive? What is it?
Innovative now offers a full line of services to business that want to leverage every aspect of the web-based and/or interactive marketing venues.
Firefox 2, are you dead yet?
I’ve gotta hand it to Mozilla. I mean if you’re going to upgrade a browser as widespread as Firefox, and you’re going to change some core javascript and rendering differences, the least you could do is make it easy to upgrade.
jQuery & quirks mode in IE6
Complaining about IE6 is like talking about the weather for web developers - for the most part, it’s something every one of us has had to deal with, and is about the most uncontroversial subject as you are going to find. There are some fine points where different camps disagree - should IE6 continue to be supported? Is the time spent coercing IE6 to play nicely worth the resulting increase in accessibility? Is it better to quit your job and become a lumberjack rather than spend the next three days fiddling with some tiny glitch? But for the most part the opinion of IE6 is that it is really terrible.
More blog traffic: using content aggregators and sharing links
In the last article I wrote, I discussed the power of community networking when it comes to generating traffic for your blog. Using that powerful method, your results will vary based on how personable you are in your approach. Some people have the networking skill, and some people don’t. Regardless of your ability to network, there are some other solid ways to bring in the traffic you’re after.
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