Novak's blog is about web design, making money, blogging tips, interesting pictures

Every blogger has a dream to have enormous count of RSS subscribers to his blog. But with this number they forget one thing that if the subscriber is reading their posts using external feed readers like Google Reader, Outlook, Feedburner etc then very few of them will turn up on your blog and it may decrease your ad revenues.

Last week two of my articles got few linkbacks from some popular sites like Ayudawordpress and Phpspot in Spanish and Japanese languages. This drove over 5k traffic from those respective languages in the week. I believe many of them tried to read content in my blog and faced some inconvenience with the language. And I got couple of mails also from the visitors saying “Hey Lax why don’t you place a translator option in TechZoomIn ”. So always I listen first to my readers than page ranks or load times or etc…

There is nothing like being well connected in the blogosphere. We have all heard the stories of getting an article on the front page of Digg or some other site that causes the server to crash. Many bloggers wish for this kind of exposure, but overall it doesn’t really do much for your site except add maybe a few interested readers to your RSS. A better way to do things is to build your site “organically”. What does it mean to grow your site organically?

This is a Guest post by Lax from TechZoomIn. After writing Must install wordpress plug-ins for your new blog! article, I was searching for some more useful plugins. Those are here for you. Gathered from different sources.

1. Akismet :Is a spam filter that checks your comments against the Akismet web service to see if they are spam or not, also checks the trackbacks for spam.

With different needs, aims and goals no web host customer is the same. And there are many variables to consider before choosing a proper web hosting plan. One of these concerns the web host server where both price, space, bandwidth and maintenance plays a part. We’re talking about choosing dedicated hosting or shared web hosting.

Did you ever wonder how Darren Rowse from Problogger started? Or what was John Chow’s first post about? I did, so I began a hunt for the very first posts they published on their blogs. Let’s see what famous bloggers had to say while they were starting with blogging. I think this will be interesting reading and maybe you’ll learn something in process.

After some hard thinking I decided I will make guest posting on Novak’s blog possible. I have a lot of projects coming and I think every now and then I won’t mind a guest post.

For all of you who are interested in guest posting on this blog I will accept posts through my contact form. After I review your post I will create user account which you will be able to use. Read the info bellow about the benefits and rules.

I was looking my statistic in Google Analytics and I have to say I was kind of disappointed. Novak’s blog receives about 100 visits from Google. I really think this is not enough.

Everybody knows about BlogRush and what it’s all about. If you’re one of the ignoramuses check my post about BlogRush. Stats are looking good although they are not like John Chow’s or Shoemoney’s.

At the beginning of this week John Reese an internet marketing superstar launched Blog Rush. To learn what Blog Rush is and how it can bring you a lot of free traffic read on.