According to Creative Commons, your original content on your blog post is automatically copyrighted. You still might want to make your desires clear to readers who’re interested in using your material. Continue reading “How to Copyright Your Blog Post”
For several years I’ve heard bloggers express concern about duplicate content. I finally found two articles that explain it very well. If you are a blogger and want to guest-post on other blogs or want to use content from other sites, you really should familiarize yourself with the effects of duplicate content for Google searches Continue reading “What to Do about Duplicate Content”
I’m not going to write much so you can spend your time on some of these great articles on African women in technology. Continue reading “African Women in Technology”
UPDATE (June 3, 2014): Because it’s important not to lose people in a trail of clicks, I made our “Join our team!” tab at the top of our site as a link straight to give.cru.org (Use Appearance / Menus in WordPress) . I still have the two pages I describe below so I can send a potential donor to these for information. Anyone on our site can get to these through a “table of contents” in the right sidebar.
I’ve got an idea for you today that will take less than an hour, but would be a huge positive step to take at the beginning of the year.
Continue reading “Start the new year with an up-to-date giving page on your blog or website”
Learn how to get rid of the pesky box around your image easily with a free photoeditor, GIMP. Continue reading How to Get Rid of the Pesky Box around Your Image
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