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Communal Blogging - Who Will Win?

June 30th, 2006 . by Dr. John W. Horn PhD

My recent quest to understand and implement trackback on my blog has left me with more questions than answers. It seems that in an attempt to bring relevant blog entries together, there are (surprise, surprise) competing technologies.

First there is the issue of bringing relevant blog entries together. What’s the point and should we bother?

I believe that although blogging is primarily a sole pursuit, the ability for people to comment, refute, correct, or admire a blog entry more deeply than a simple commenting system allows is the next step in making blogging more meaningful, and possibly more accountable. Read the rest of this entry »

Blogging - Part Five: Trying to Understand the Psychology Behind It All

June 28th, 2006 . by Dr. John W. Horn PhD

For many years while in high tech as a CTO, I was fascinated by the development and progression of chat systems from their very first appearance in Internet land. Though this was not part of my normal everyday running of any of the companies that I worked with, it became a hobby of mine. I also gave seminars around the world, entitled, “The Technological Advance and Psychological Effects of Chat Systems”. These led me to use the term “viral technology”. (This has nothing to do with computer viruses - though the way it works is somewhat the same.) The seminars then advanced to “Understanding The Nature of Viral Systems on the Internet”. Read the rest of this entry »

Blogging & Website Basics - Part Four: So How Do I Get Bonafide Links To My Blog?

June 27th, 2006 . by Dr. John W. Horn PhD

Since we are on the subject of linking to and from your blogs, and ostensibly this whole series was started with the discussion on links on our minds, (due to the discussion about Technorati rankings), it is not far-fetched to now devote an article or two on the effects of linking and bona fide strategies to get more links without being penalized or worse by the Search Engines. Read the rest of this entry »

The Basics of Blogging - Part Three - Keywords, Tags, Categories - Oy Vey! I Am So Mixed Up!

June 26th, 2006 . by Dr. John W. Horn PhD

Okay so now we know all there is to know about content and keywords. Hah! But you did get the basics. It may be a good point to stop and talk about Keywords, Tags, Categories and all that as well. Logically, in progression this should come much later, but because there seems such misunderstandings about Technorati, Del.icio.us and other tagging systems, it may be a good place to put this down.

These articles began because of a thread at Absolute Write called “What Is Your Technorati Rank?” On perusing that thread I realized that many writers were placing their hopes in something that just was not going to happen. More so, they were actually misreading the importance of certain “rankings” and thus ignoring the more important factors. Read the rest of this entry »

The Basics of Blogging and Website Creation - Part Two: Introduction to Keywords

June 25th, 2006 . by Dr. John W. Horn PhD

Okay so now we know content is king. And of course since we are creating our own blogs, (remember blogs is short slang for Weblogs - which is what their “formal and official” name is), most of our information is going to be “unique” and “Original”. Yet every now and then, since we are only human, and since we simply cannot “create” more and more information, we will copy information from other web sites. That is cool. There is no problem with that, UNLESS, you decide that “copying” and/or “linking” is simply better and forego writing anything. Read the rest of this entry »