This is a guest post by James Adams. If you’re a blogger, then you need to be able to create new content on a daily basis. When you are at home, it isn’t a big deal to run over to the computer every time inspiration strikes you. But what about when you are on the [...]

SheepTech has joined the club! To encourage more comments and voice from our readers, SheepTech is now CommentLuv and Top Commentators enabled. If you are unfamiliar with these WordPress plugin, CommentLuv will grab your blog’s latest article and link to it whenever you post a comment. Top Commentators plugin on the other hand, as its [...]

There has been a long debate among bloggers whether to offer full RSS feed or just the excerpt. Some decides to provide full RSS in order to provide more value to their subscribers, while some others provides only partial RSS as it would convert into more pageviews. If your favorite blog decides to offer just [...]

Many bloggers suggest that by hiding your affiliate links behind your blog’s domain name, you are doing it justice, for the following reasons: Increased clicks – your hidden affiliate link won’t scream “I’m making money out of you” as loud as the default affiliate link, increasing the likelihood of being clicked. No leaked commissions – [...]

SheepTech report card is a monthly report on the blog’s performance, in terms of traffic, revenue and uptime. Traffic As reported by Google Analytics, there are 30,116 unique visitors and 48,501 pageviews for March 2010. SheepTech has grown quite a lot for the past one year according to SiteMeter:

This would be relatively easy if URL shorteners does not exist. But the fact is not so. Links shared on Twitter are largely short URLs, bit.ly being the top gun, followed by god knows how many other providers that provides similar service. Even Tweetmeme won’t do the trick, you can only track tweets that have [...]