Link Tips: 21 October 2007
by Daniel Scocco
- Evolution of Popular Blogs: The article compares the current design of some popular blogs with how they looks in the past. Daily Blog Tips was included.
Press Release Sites: Mashable compiled a list with more than 20 Press Release sites and services across the Internet.
Webmasters Survey: A List Apart conducted a survey with 33,000 webmasters. The topics ranged from salary levels to education to blogs.
Productivity Tools: Extensive list with tools that are supposed to boost your productivity, from email to instant messaging.
Separate the Trackbacks: Interesting post explaining how you can separate the trackbacks from the normal comments on your WordPress blog.
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Thanks for the links, Dan. I generally like reading about how websites evolve and are being compared to themselves in the past. Great find!
I was the author of the Mashable press release list. As a very faithful reader of your blog, I am quite honored to have written something you found useful!:)
Daniel,
Thanks for mentioning my post! Love your daily tips!
Daniel,
Thanks for including us in your Reader Tips. It’s an honor!
The collection of PR sites is great…I have been looking for something like this. If only there was one for the best “second-tier” social networking sites.
thanks for the post !!!
Great links–I love the evolutionary one. It’s like looking at baby pictures of celebrities and being able to see what they’re going to grow up to be (grin). Now I’m off to read the link about separating the trackbacks from the comments, which sounds really interesting….
I did read the separate the trackbacks articles and it was really a necessary one for me..
I implemented it and in 5 minutes my comments were separated from trackbacks..
it looks so clean now..
“Productivity Tools: Extensive list with tools that are supposed to boost your productivity, from email to instant messaging.”
I’m thinking of the “are supposed to”. The thing is, there are so many tools that look good on the outset until you start using them and then you find out that you are better off without them.
Good links anyway.
hey loved the press release and productivity tools links.
Others are also good but its just that I’ve read them already