Random morning deal (even though it’s almost afternoon). If you’re currently on the BlogSense monthly subscription plan, if you like, I’ll upgrade your license to lifetime for $20.00 off the $95.00 price.
Respond to this email with your information and we’ll take care of it sometime today.
Also I’m looking for a partner to do a Link Emperor group buy with me. They’re too expensive for my budget to go in alone right now and I’m not needing an entire package. The service looks very comprehensive and I believe it might be one of the best pay-for-diverse-link-building services in the industry currently. More information on that here .
Hope your having a great day!
Hudson
Atwell Publishing, 1301 29th St South #11, Birmingham, AL 35205, USA
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Adding this bit of code to your theme’s functions.php file should help nofollow your ‘Previous Entries’ and ‘Next Entries’ pagination links:
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function pagination_add_nofollow($content){return'rel="nofollow"';} add_filter('next_posts_link_attributes','pagnation_add_nofollow'); add_filter('previous_posts_link_attributes','pagnation_add_nofollow');
Originally I was trying to hack WordPress’s next_posts_link and previous_posts_link with a filter. I even tried targeting the next_post_link and get_next_posts_links function but nothing was working for my theme.
So I took a look in the /wp-includes/link-template.php and found out there was a next_posts_link_attributes function that’s meant to accept add-on CSS and REL attributes.
In BlogSense 9.9.8.1 we’ve added a new shortcode that helps BlogSense users tap into the Traffic Kaboom! content network. This API is being called Content Kaboom!
What is Traffic Kaboom? Traffic Kaboom is a large private resource sharing service where users leverage multiple blog networks, article directories, social accounts, and other advanced distribution services to promote user submitted content.
From the words of it’s founder, Jason Potash:
Traffic Kaboom is a hidden traffic source that does not rely exclusively on Google or any other search engine. The concept behind Traffic Kaboom is simple. We provide a syndication service. You click a few buttons, fill in some information⦠and then we âdrip-feedâ and distribute your article & video content to several thousand good quality (human reviewed) sites that our syndication partners have owned since 2006 (that's rightâ¦Â 2006).
Content Kaboom! is the result of an API developed to help maximize the distribution potential of it’s users’ submitted content. Jason Potash was kind enough to approach BlogSense and offer it’s content services to us for free.
Also, from speaking with Jason Potash, he says that 200-300 articles are submitted by their users daily for syndication, the articles are moderated for quality, and the content storage database truncates all content older than 60 days in order to keep the distribution selection fresh… at any given time the content database contains ~17,000 user submitted articles.
Content Kaboom as an article generation shortcode.
BlogSense has never had a reliable article generation shortcode. We’ve tried, but most quality article services have advanced bot protections that required users who wanted to leverage their services to use proxies… and that’s messy. For the most part if we wanted to import articles we’ve had to use the overused WP Robot article shortcode, or BlogSense’s custom source shortcode (which was difficult for some people to use). The Content Kaboom shortcode will become our first stable keyword based article generation tool.
I look at this as a great success for BlogSense users looking to generate content rather than re-syndicate content (BlogSense has many different applications in the realm of automation and we have to look after them all).
We’ve taken the current Cookie placement management module and allowed us to assign multiple URLs to one profile. This can further help with throttling and also provide flexibility for unique situation when URL rotation is in order (such as covering multiple relevant products being reviewed on a single post).
Most people will have no reason to leverage this new feature, but has been requested by multiple users so here it is!