Archive for December, 2007

As a New Year is almost upon us, you’ll want to make sure that your website is also ready to tackle the challenges of the converting visitors into customers. If you have a professional looking website layout, you are giving your visitors the perception that you have given meticulous attention to every detail and you care about professionalism. You are organized, focused and you really mean business.

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From Our Family To Yours,
Wishing You A Happy & Safe
Holiday Season!

It’s Christmas morning, and our house has been torn apart by two ravaging beasts, whose smiles couldn’t have been brighter :) We’re packing up to head to Toronto for Christmas with our families now, so I’ll be away for a few days.

You’ve heard of blogging, you may have heard of vlogging (video blogging), but have you heard of micro blogging?

I’ve just spent quite some time reading through Caroline Middlebrook’s “The Twitter Guide“, which goes into some very in-depth information about one of the latest social networking crazes – Twitter.

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Acts of Kindness. We don’t hear nearly enough about acts of kindness in todays world, which is one reason I’m very thankful for Bloggers Unite. Today we took action, by blogging about acts of kindness that we’ve participated in. Even something as simple as a smile can brighten a persons day – when was the last time you smiled at a stranger… just because?

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I knew there had to be a way to publish someone else’s RSS feed on one of my blog pages, so today I finally took some time to go searching for a solution – and indeed, I found it :)

Have a look at my new Product Reviews page for an example of what I’m talking about.

It’s actually very easy to do:

1. Download the Feedlist plugin and follow instructions to install and activate.
2. Create your new WordPress page
3. Create your content – in order to add the RSS feed to the page, add the following code, make sure to enclose it in <> (I couldn’t do so here or it would publish the feed and not the code:

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