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Ladies and Gentleman - I figured it out !! whoo hooo

OK - as the all knowledgeable Walt suggested - i did a disqus comment form on each page of blog that i have. this also give visitors the option of subscribing by mail or rss to the comments.
great!!

then to subscribe to the blog -

the addthis button on my front page -so that when ever i update the clip on the home page it would let people know.

I also added a share this link on the bottom of the “blog post” and each time I do another I will add that to it.

these 2 things will also help in driving traffic to my site (at least I pray It does LOL)

so basically I have a blog on my site! yeah!!
I also added a newsletter subscription for people to use.

All of you rock! Your knowledge is unsurpassable! Thank you for your help and your patience with me.

I would love to hear you comments

http://www.grassrootsweb.net

J

On Jun 10, 2010, at 10:21 AM, Julie Maxwell Allen wrote:

OK - I added the rss feed to the page - I Could not do it to the html box.

but how do people sign up to follow?

J
On Jun 2, 2010, at 10:31 AM, Walter Lee Davis wrote:

If you look at some other blogs, I think you’ll see what I’m talking about here:

Home page:

###Latest Story Headline

Latest story teaser blurb, first two or three paragraphs and a read more… link. Also link the headline the same way. The read more and headline link to the full story which is in the Archive.

It’s optional to also have additional iterations of this format, where the most recent N stories in the blog are represented below the latest. After a while, you simply prune these off the bottom of the page, and update your archive’s index page so the links aren’t completely orphaned.

So if you build your feed from that HTML box – the one with the teasers in it – you will automatically get a useful RSS feed that trips your readers’ wires with the latest posts.

Walter

On Jun 2, 2010, at 10:10 AM, Julie Maxwell Allen wrote:

Great - now if I am adding the blog as new “pages” so that there is an archive as we discussed- will it still work - or do I need to add text to the same HTML box - and do the headers as accordions so that the txt does not overflow -

J
On Jun 2, 2010, at 10:07 AM, Walter Lee Davis wrote:

You can use the Softpress RSS Action (might be built in, might not be, check at the Forge) to provide a “feed” of your home page, which will change as often as there is new content added (under this scheme). Whenever you add something new, RSS readers will see the update.

Walter

On Jun 2, 2010, at 9:59 AM, Julie Maxwell Allen wrote:

THank you

I Will work on it.

Quick question - is there a way to have people subscribe so when i put a post up - they can get it?

J
On Jun 1, 2010, at 7:43 PM, waltd wrote:

Previous and next are good. If the action can grab the title of the next or previous page and use that instead, that would be even more “blog-like”.

Walter


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If you click on the RSS icon in a browser it brings up the RSS feed. Safari is a bit obscure when it come to subscribing to RSS feeds as it asks you to “Subscribe in Mail” I don’t personally use Mail (I use NewsFire). Try loading the page Firefox and it prompts you to subscribe to the RSS feed.

http://www.printlineadvertising.co.uk/blog/

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On 10 Jun 2010, at 15:22, Julie Maxwell Allen wrote:

David - That look very nice! what I dont see is how to have people sign up to follow when you post again.


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Ok… Thank you. Is that your site or mine you are talking about. I am
sorry

Julie

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julie

If you click on the RSS icon in a browser it brings up the RSS
feed. Safari is a bit obscure when it come to subscribing to RSS
feeds as it asks you to “Subscribe in Mail” I don’t personally use
Mail (I use NewsFire). Try loading the page Firefox and it prompts
you to subscribe to the RSS feed.

http://www.printlineadvertising.co.uk/blog/

David

On 10 Jun 2010, at 15:22, Julie Maxwell Allen wrote:

David - That look very nice! what I dont see is how to have people
sign up to follow when you post again.


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If it’s yours… Can I make
The blog using what
U recomend look like mine? If mine, what do you recomend?

Thank you

Sent from my iPhone

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julie

If you click on the RSS icon in a browser it brings up the RSS
feed. Safari is a bit obscure when it come to subscribing to RSS
feeds as it asks you to “Subscribe in Mail” I don’t personally use
Mail (I use NewsFire). Try loading the page Firefox and it prompts
you to subscribe to the RSS feed.

http://www.printlineadvertising.co.uk/blog/

David

On 10 Jun 2010, at 15:22, Julie Maxwell Allen wrote:

David - That look very nice! what I dont see is how to have people
sign up to follow when you post again.


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