He can bring traffic to even the most remote blogs that haven’t been seen in months.  He can take a site with literally no content what so ever and get it to the top spot in google. The site could just have one word on it and rank number one – all with the wave of Don’s magic internet wand. Imagine the number of blogs you could make if you only had to write one word on each of them. It just boggles the mind.

Haven’t heard of Don? Well get ready cause there’s a winter storm coming and you’re going to need that Fleece!

Don is coming out of hiding and is about to release Traffic Mysteries. This is an indepth course on all things internet, including blogging. Let the Fleece take YOU by the hand and show you the full power of not just wordpress but every blogging platform known to man.

You will no longer need to worry about keywords, SEO, plugins, whether to pick wordpress or blogger, what theme will work, what version you are running on etc. etc…..  Don is here!

A free forum is up and ruining for the pre-launch of this product and Don is there with his wife to answer all your questions.

You can find  the forum at http://trafficmysteries.biz .

I bet you’re scratching your head about now and wondering why this is a “dot biz”.  Well, this is just one of the many wild things you will discover. No longer will you need to get an expensive dot com site. Don will show you how to rank #1, even with a dot info! To show you his powers, he is running with the dot biz just to debunk the dot com myth.

Don’t take my word for it. See what fellow wordpress blogger Leonardo Saraceni has to say about Don Fleece and Traffic Mysteries.

But what about those who don’t have Evdo?  What if you don’t have a laptop, or easy access to a computer?  Or even worse, there is a power outage and your main internet access is through the cable company and won’t work without electricity?

Let’s say you want nothing more than to update your blog while on vacation.  But you are camping at the Grand Canyon.

What do you do?

David Pankhurst has created a plugin that will help you easily post by email in WordPress.

For the mad texter or Blackberry bandit, this is a great way to keep your blog posts current.

While he warns that the initial set-up of this particular plugin may be a bit hairy, he assures us he has provided additional instruction in the process.

He is looking for some feed back on the plugin, and is taking requests.

Right now, the plugin itself just fixes the line break problem – what happens is that if you use email posting currently, the email formats the text to around 60-80 characters per line, and in WordPress these lines breaks become paragraphs – very messy. The plugin removes these extra lines, forming it back into proper paragraphs. But it could do more, depending on what people want.

I may give this a test run down the road, but for now feel free to visit his blog and tell him what you’re looking for.

Perhaps I’ll need to upload some easy pictures in my blog post while camping at the Grand Canyon.

I spent hours last night looking for some new themes for Affiliate Marketing Nightmares, only to find the themes I liked were having issues on my firefox browser.

Wicked pink with the skulls and crossbones has a problem displaying the columns on the right.  Ironically, that theme carries a link to fast healthy weight loss.  There are no references to Kimkins there, so I don’t mind supporting it.

Another theme not displaying properly is one found directly recommended by wordpress – Gx3 Notepad 2. I really like the 3 dimensional feel on this one, but again – it does not appear to display correctly on a separately hosted WordPress blog.  It did look right when looking from Safari.

The version of WordPress is 2.5.1 – and the latest version of Firefox, on my Mac of course.

I know I shouldn’t complain about free stuff, and actually I began to consider designing a theme.

But why did I feel the sudden need to change my theme?  I think it all boils back to the fact I am moving.  I am desperate for the change of scenery.  I think that translated to what I’ve been looking at on the web as well.

I’m afraid to start doing anything, get in the middle of it, and then have to just pack it all up and move.  Make sense?  Loading a few new themes to my host really was a snap.  Maybe I’ll make a video about it and add it here – when my motivation returns.

I have a “friend” who had a blog here on WordPress.com. My “friend” done got his blog suspended. It is a twisted web we weave. Damned if you do, and damned if you don’t.

My “friend” was having a particularly rough time over the past half a year or so. I have to tell you honestly, WordPress.com has their rules, and they were not going to entertain anything.

After months of hard work, the blog was suspended. Turns out, it was suspended for more than just the reason my friend thought it would be.

Was it possibly time for my friend to move along? Perhaps. My friend had learned too many things using WordPress.com. That alone was reason enough to feel not all was lost.

My friend forgot to back up his blog daily, and when the suspension occurred he only had half of the materials he had spent so many hours to accumulate.

My friend was very sorry for what he had done to upset the WordPress Gods. But if they were to make an exception for one, they were going to have to make it for all.

I am here today to share my friends tail of woe, and send a warning out to all you WordPress.com users. If you plan to use this blog to spam or phish or promote any thing with links, you’d better watch out. They will hunt you down and suspend your account.

Since then, my friend has switched over to hosting his own blog. He will have to take some time if he wants to grow again and be seen. You can be seen here easily on WordPress.com, but you need to have really good content, and things people are looking for.

I didn’t see much on the suspension issue, such as any admissions to being suspended – other than the ones who were mistakenly suspended. I honestly only checked the first few pages of results – so it may be in there, I just didn’t see it.

When using the WordPress search function I expected to see some ranting and raving and I was quite surprised. Have they all moved on to blogger to discuss their past here with WordPress?

Is this subject taboo here? I don’t think it should be. When my friend got suspended, all he could see was the “you are suspended” page which looks like this:

I hope you never have to see this when logging in to your account. It devistated my friend, more than he cares to mention. I see it in his eyes.