SEO Blogging
Posted by timhaughton in Uncategorized on June 25th, 2009
I’m always interested in finding little gems of seo blogging software out there. I stumbled across this one yesterday.
The Wordtracker SEO Blogging plugin for Firefox is the perfect companion for any SEO conscious blogger. You supply it with search terms or phrases, and it provides you with keywords. You can then add your chosen keywords to a list, and the plugin will monitor how many times these keywords appear in your post.
If like me you struggle with copywrighting, these little free tools can often make a world of difference. I’m using the SEO Bloggin plugin and Zemanta for this post, how am I doing? 
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And….we’re back
Posted by timhaughton in Meta on June 24th, 2009
- Image by jesuscm via Flickr
After a couple of hiccups, the blog appears to have migrated across from Typepad. Good riddance. What was I thinking? The only thing I’ll miss about this blog’s former host is sitting on the Typepad update stream which flies straight into Google. I’m hoping the great Google Juice will persist now, even though I had 404’s on the permalinks for a day.
I’m probably not going to port the images across, just because, well, this blog isn’t the highest priority. Day job, micro ISV and my offshore consultancy gigs all take precedance, but I’m looking forward to being able to get back to blogging here again.
The Agile Micro ISV Blog is Dead. Long Live The Agile Micro ISV Blog
Posted by timhaughton in Meta on June 22nd, 2009
If everything goes smoothly, this will be the last post I make to this blog whilst hosted on Typepad. I’m attempting to port it across to Wordpress on Dreamhost to live with all my other sites.
I’ve
used Wordpress a lot recently, and now understand its total superiority
to Typepad in pretty much every regard. My $150 renewal fee is due in a
couple of days, which has focused my mind somewhat. This blog has great
Google Juice, and I really don’t want to give that up, so I’m
particularly keen to keep the URLs the same. There are quite a few
posts on the web about how best to do this, they all seem different 
If anyone’s done this recently, please share your wisdom.
See you on the flip side.
