What if you could share many of the feeds and links to your social media sites, your blogs, social networking sites and tagging sites as well as video and music sites? That possibility is available through www.friendfeed.com.

This site isn’t brand new;however, it still isn’t as publicized as I believe it should be. They could also improve the site by adding a F.A.Q. section for new users. Instead they assume that each new user will know how to proceed. To the seasoned veteran of using services like this it is very easy to figure out. For those who are newbies to the world of RSS and social bookmarking it may take awhile longer to get used to using it.

Even with the drawback that I mentioned about the site not having a F.A.Q. section I do feel that this is most likely the best online tool for sharing multiple feeds. You can share feeds from such services such as Digg, Google Reader, del.icio.us, StumbleUpon, Twitter, YouTube, Flickr, Last.fm, your own personal blogs and much more.

To view my feed and subscribe to it simply visit http://friendfeed.com/kstien1959.

Technorati Tags: rss, sharing, social media, tagging, social bookmarking, social networking, friendfeed

For some reason when I login into Wordpress my dashboard only shows three incoming links. It used to show several more. Where they went is a question that I have not been able to answer. Also, I have posted comments at several blogs within the last few weeks and these do not register. If anyone else has this situation and an explanation for it please let me know.

On the positive side I found a tool at http://www.thelinkpop.com/index.php to check link popularity and found out that on the following search engines I have  the following number of links at the following search engines.

This is indeed a pleasant surprise. I suggest that you try this tool and find out how many backlinks that you have for your website.

Technorati Tags: incoming links, backlinks, seo, search engine optimization, webmaster tools

Seobook.com has valuable tips on how to improve the SEO of your blog or website. This blog post is just a brief summary of some of what they offer. I suggest you sign up today to learn more.

SEOBook.com is a leading SEO blog by Aaron Wall covering marketing tips, search analysis, and many search engine optimization techniques.

According to www.seobook.com the SEO Book blog is one of the most widely read blogs about search, with over 1,000,000 monthly page views.

SEObook.com also has free SEO tools to help you to optimize your website. They offer free SEO tools that allow you to create meta tags, perform keyword research, and spy on competitors with competitive research tools and link analysis tools.

You should register today for a free account to comment on the blog, and receive other benefits like free access to premium content and private beta test their new tools.

Technorati Tags: seobook, seo book, seobook.com, seo, search engine optimization, aaron wall, seo tools

Let me tell you about Feedburner and how you can use it to publicize your blog.

If you’ve been involved in blogging for any amount of time and have not registered yourself with Feedburner.com then you are doing yourself and the blogging world a big disservice.

Feedburner was down for awhile until upgrades were made, and they also were acquired by Google which makes them an even more important part of your blogging arsenal.

Feedburner can add a great deal of functionality to your blogs through the following:

You can use Feedburner to publicize your feed and start attracting subscribers. There are several ways to do this. Make it easy to subscribe by doing the following:

* Chickletize your web site. Encourage people to subscribe to your feed by posting a friendly graphic in an easy-to-find location.
* Why confuse would-be subscribers by offering the full menu of RSS and Atom flavors? Consolidate by serving up just one SmartFeed, digestible from any destination.
* Pleased with your circulation stats? Promote them using FeedCount
* For the XML literate, consider using the Awareness API to share your subscriber stats with directories and listings.

You can also use Feedburner to cross promote if you have more than one blog.

* BuzzBoost helps you cross-promote your content by repurposing your feed as go-anywhere HTML.
* If you author some very moving headlines! Promote your content with Headline Animator.

There are many paid plans that allow you to set up email subscriptions to your blog posts. Feedburner does this for free. See the subscription box in the right hand sidebar of Blog Smart Resources? Enter your email there and you will get an email copy of every post.

Feedburner also allows you to analyze your feeds, optimize your feeds and monetize them. With all of these ways in which to use Feedburner to publicize your blog I would suggest looking into using them today.

Technorati Tags: feedburner, google, publicity, blog tools, rss feeds

I just found a new blog host that uses the Wordpress blog platform and pays you money for promoting the site. But the greatest thing about My CC Blog is that every blog is optimized to be noticed by both Google and blog search engine Technorati. It is set up to be SEO optimized.

I don’t have a lot more to say here except to give you access to two links:

The first is my referral link to My CC Blog. It is http://myccblog.com/member/?rid=924

The second is the link to my new blog Keith’s Blog of Blogs at http://keithstieneke.myccblog.com.

I haven’t done any configuration to my new blog as of yet or even made a post to it, but I plan on doing that very soon.