Display WordPress blog posts automatically on Facebook
jhnidk - October 11th, 2010 in: Facebook, WordPress
If you have a WordPress powered Blog, it’s a good idea t use the great RSS functionality in WordPress to automatially display your recent posts on your Facebook profile, and therby distribute your content automatically on more channels.
In this post you’ll learn how easy it is to connect your Facebook profile with your WordPress based Blog.
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Smart RSS reminder in WordPress
jhnidk - September 21st, 2010 in: WordPress
RSS subscriptions is a great way of attracting new and hopefully loyal users to your wordpress based blog.Caching Feedburner subscriber statistics for blog or website
jhnidk - August 9th, 2010 in: PHP, WordPress
Many of the big online Kahunas like Smashingmagazine and Mashable are displaying how many subscribers their RSS feed are having.
Displaying the number of feed subscribers can be a good idea from a marketing perspective since many subscribers to some users equals that the site has big credibility.
Feedburner is one of the most popular RSS tools, and Feedburner also offers offers a widget that can be used to display the number of subscribers to your RSS feed. However since the Feedburner widgets uses javascript to fetch feed statistics from Feedburner, these widgets can potentially slow down your site.
In this post you’ll learn how to use the Feedburner API and PHP to fetch feed subscription data, and display these data on your site or blog in a efficient way
Create heading specific RSS feeds in WordPress
jhnidk - August 5th, 2010 in: WordPress
RSS feed is a great possibility for attracting loyal readers to your blog. WordPress has very good RSS functionality out-of-the-box, but to capture even more readers, you could experiment with adding heading specific RSS feeds for your blog.
In this post you’ll learn how to implement heading specific RSS feeds to your WordPress based blog
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Create your own RSS feed with PHP and Mysql
jhnidk - July 29th, 2010 in: MySQL, PHP
A RSS feed is a great way of distributing your content to new and existing users. RSS feeds are a fine alternative to email newsletters, since users can read the feeds when they want, and modern feed readers givers the users great overview over many feed sources.
In this post you can learn how easy it is to create a RSS feed with PHP and MySQL
Create custom RSS feeds in WordPress
jhnidk - May 9th, 2010 in: WordPress
A standard WordPress installation typically features RSS feeds for latest posts and latest comments. However there can be situations where you need to create additional feeds, based on different criteria. You might want to create a feed that only contains content from one category, or only includes posts from the current week or months.
In this post we’ll demonstrate how easy it is to build customized feeds in WordPress.



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