If your also a member of  TheSITSGirls site you know that over the last few weeks they went through  huge change moving from the Blogger platform to Wordpress. Well to answer many inquires they put together a top 10 reason to move to Wordpress.
I tried Blogger for a few days when I first began blogging but was so frustrated with the limitations that I quickly moved to Wordpress. This is a great article if you’ve ever considered the switch or just wanted to know what all the Word Press fuss …

This is the age old question for most bloggers how much is to much or not enough. The answers is there is no set answer , but there are few things to keep in mind when deciding how often to post.

Don’t post so much that your readers never have a  chance to see your content , posting multiple times a day or even daily may push some great content to the back burner before your readers really have a chance to see,
Don’t post so infrequently that your viewers get …

You’ve started your blog, been blogging for months, and you’re wondering why your readers seem so distant.  And you want to know why your biggest fan is still just your mom. So you ask yourself the #1 blogger question “how you can get more visits and more importantly loyal and repeat visits?”. Well there are a lot of answers this question, but one of the most important answers is Social Networking. Sites like Facebook, MySpace, and Twitter have enabled bloggers to expand and inform our base in a matter of …

This is one of the biggest stories to hit bloggers in a long time, last week the FTC  approved a blogger disclosure policy. Starting Dec1, 2009 bloggers must disclose payments, sponsorships, and/or freebies we receive for doing reviews.
according to the Huffington Post
For bloggers, the FTC stopped short of specifying how they must disclose conflicts of interest. Rich Cleland, assistant director of the FTC’s advertising practices division, said the disclosure must be “clear and conspicuous,” no matter what form it will take
This is great news for us, this means you …

Plug-ins are Word Press’s way to help you add additional information and content to your blog without the need for coding. Widgets are plug-ins that add some enhancement to the graphical template. Plug-ins are behind the scenes and widgets are a lot more visual. Both help you add additional information and content to your blog without the need for coding and the help your log look unique from all the other blogs.
There are thousands plug-ins out there and many are free to download and use. Wordpress has a comprehensive directory …