Good enough is never good enough. — Jack Welch

Why it is smart to moderate your blog comments

Following up on a post we did early in which we discussed the smart side of allowing page rank to flow in your links with do follow tags, we wanted to share a video which a Google webmaster discusses why allowing dofollow commenting can be dangerous.  We share this discussion with you for this one [...]

WordPress 3.1 is released

For those of you webmasters managing your own wordpress, be sure to update to the latest version of wordpress version 3.1 to keep your site secure as always. Jeremy OmsJeremy is an entrepreneur and leading manager of New Blood, Inc. Excited about all things Internet related, Jeremy spends much of his time project managing custom [...]

Install New Module Button Absent in New Drupal 7 Install

For you drupal 7 programmers out there, if you create a new Drupal 7 website and immediately upon installation, you do not have the the “+ Install New Module” button visible, there is an easy way to correct this.   We have found that for some reason, Drupal 7 requires that during installation the “Check for [...]

Why it is Smart to Use DoFollow in Your Blog

The nofollow tag has been around for a few years now and it has become a valuable part of the Internet.  However, when it comes to commenting, marking all links from comments as nofollow often deters your readers from submitting valuable comments to your blog.  Without the incentive that you are going to be giving [...]

Drupal: Creating Tags for Node Content in a PHP Script

When loading content through an automated php script, tagging can sometimes be tricky.  A number of tutorials are able to demonstrate how to add one tag to your content, but in order to add more than one tag, be sure to do the following: if ($term) $node->field_tags[$node->language][0]['tid'] = $term; if ($term2) $node->field_tags[$node->language][]['tid'] = $term2; $term [...]

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