Tutorials for WordPress.com Bloggers
Finding my way at WordPress.com and then sharing my observations with friends who at times are like me... lost!
This is the post I mentioned in my earlier post, How to encourage audience response. First off, I must tell you that I am not a great fan of polls, but for the purpose of testing I signed up for a free account with PollDaddy.com. A free PollDaddy account restrictions has restrictions like having my [...]
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transfer factor tri-factor: great information, thanks for sharing.
Violi: Hi Romy, Thanks for the tips. I like the auto-notifiers as they ensure that I can respond to comments on a...
Bogz Villegas: hi romy thanks for this post. have you tried freebies to attract readers to comment? bogz
BBanks: Your insights are useful to us struggling bloggers. Thanks for sharing.
Romy C: Thanks for your follow-up query: 1. The “the_content” and “the_excerpt” are found in...
SeNtHiL: thanks .. romy .. i have done it ..thanks for the help 
but i can;t find “the_content” &... Romy C: Thanks for your visit. You can show the excerpt, instead of the whole post, by changing the... SeNtHiL: the excerpt should be displayed in the home page rather than showing the whole post.. is there any way to... Romy C: I am using a blackberry in updating my blogs whilst I’m on the road. Romy C: Happy to note that you found this post useful. I also have an interest in photography and I’m sure I...
karenstuebing: I found this by doing a search on how to display older posts. Since my blog is a tutorial on...
atics: can use it in blackberry ?? Romy C: Update: This response is now a separate post titled “How to put a text widget in a blog’s... Romy C: That’s a very interesting question. Unfortunately, I don’t think I have an expert answer to...
leanpearl: How do I put text widget in my header? I wanna use it for social networking sites’ icons.
How to encourage audience response
October 16, 2009
Every blog owner loves discussion and interaction with, and among, the blog audience. Interactions by way of audience responses show the blog is alive, and the blogger is not alone. With a WordPress.com-hosted blogs, I found that you can (or at least WordPress.com has provided the tools) generate audience or readers’ responses with the Ratings [...]
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