I used WP-PostViews WordPress plugin by Lester Chan on JayceOoi.com and spBlogger.com. It is a WordPress plugin that display how many times a post had been viewed. The question ~ is it good for you?

As a SEO blogger… What will you do when you see a post that has lot of page view? For me? I will research on the post title keywords popularity. And start my own post on it. Will you do the same too?

By the way, WP-PostViews has the ability to show the most view posts of all time. I stopped using it because of this.

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Yeah… Here comes another great release from WordPress team ~ WordPress 2.9. Have you upgraded your WordPress engine to version 2.9? I am backup the whole web hosting now. Will try to install it later.

Here is some coolest new stuff…

• Global undo/”trash” feature.
• Built-in image editor
• Batch plugin update and compatibility checking
• Easier video embeds

Get the full list of enhancements at WordPress blog.

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I created “Share it” like below on 17 October 2009. I told myself to put it there for at least 1 month to see the result.

So how is the result? Well, not much traffic from this so call ‘Share it’. Therefore, I removed it immediately to save some layout space. Hmm… Why nobody want to share it? Can you tell me why?

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Does your blog have lot of Digg or Stumble Upon traffic hits? And your web hosting cannot take that hits and crash. Fear no more. WP Super Cache WordPress plugin comes to rescue.

HostMonster CPU Limiting Factors (Throttling)

Some said that HostMonster CPU Limiting Factors (Throttling) data is not accurate. I tried WP Super Cache for 1 day. It does reduce CPU usage a little bit but not much. Why? My blogs don’t have many hits from SU and Digg. So far, I only got around 80 cache pages. Let’s monitor when I get more traffic hits.

Download WordPress plugin ~ WP Super Cache here.

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I was using Google Gears on Firefox 2.x long time ago until a Google Gears developer broke some codes that crash with Firefox. And after upgraded to WordPress 2.8, I did not see the ‘Turbo’ sign anymore. I thought Google Gears is still not ready for Firefox 3.5 yet. Haha… I was wrong. The option to turn on Google Gears is at the WordPress Tools section all the while (I don’t even notice there are ‘Tools’ section until I read from a plugin readme ).

Okay, what is Gears? Gears is an open source browser extension that lets developers create web applications that can run offline. Gears provides three key features like…

• A local server, to cache and serve application resources (HTML, JavaScript, images, etc.) without needing to contact a server
• A database, to store and access data from within the browser
• A worker thread pool, to make web applications more responsive by performing expensive operations in the background

Your blogging time will be shortening with this Google Gears enabled. It will cut short the loading time, but you still need time to think what to write and type. Try it and believe it.

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