Ron Davies

If you’re one of the WordPress users that has upgraded to WP 2.7, or one of those smart people that have installed the “Wassup” plugin for WordPress, you may be wondering what the “wp-cron.php” file is about that keeps popping up in your stats. Don’t worry, it’s nothing nasty, just the WordPress blog engine executing a few commands and updates based on date and time.

Below is a link to download the WordPress Cron Demo plugin. It demonstrates how the WordPress Cron feature can be used to accomplish a number of things.

Taking control of your WP Cron processes (Cron just means “chronoligical” or “time-based”) can help free up resources in your WP install and your web server.

Installation & use:

1. Download Cron Demo v1.0 and extract to a local folder.
2. Upload extracted contents to wp-content/plugins folder and activate from plugins tab in WordPress admin panel.
3. Go to the “Options� administration menu

Plugins Page

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Great, so you have been diligently writing your blog posts, and every day or two you log in to Facebook and click on “posted items” and then on “submit a link” and you paste in the URL to your latest post.

That is great! You are already doing more than 97% of the bloggers you compete with for traffic.

You are building back links, and flexing some real Web2 muscle, not to mention developing credibility to your FB friends.

But, what if you could put your whole WordPress blog on Facebook as a Facebook application? Imagine the savvy points you would get, not to mention automating your blog posts to FB plus getting 100% of the posts back linked from FB…

Sound too complicated? It isn’t, and I will be doing a video on how to do this tomorrow for all to see.

Wanna see a sample of what it looks like to put your blog on Facebook?

Go to http://apps.facebook.com/affiliate-m to see mine there.

I can pretty much guarantee you have never seen anything like this before!

Watch for my post tomorrow at http://RonaldDavies.com with the video!

Ron

RonaldDavies.com It’s difficult to know when our blog seo efforts are paying off if there is no easy way to track the results. We certainly don’t want to purchase expensive seo software if it isn’t absolutely necessary. Fear not, the Google Position Yourself Plugin for WordPress is free, and easy to install and use. Ron Davies takes you step by step from locating to installing to using this plugin for maximum “Pedal to the Metal” type results!

SEO is great stuff, and the whole purpose of the Pedal to the Metal SEO for WordPress series is to help you dominate Google for your key phrases and search terms. It is difficult to know if there is any fruit of this seo labor if there is no easy way to track the results, and we certainly don’t want to purchase expensive seo software if it isn’t absolutely necessary.

Fear not, the Google Position Yourself Plugin for WordPress is free, and easy to install and use.

Note: Be sure to check the last post called “Permalink Tweaks in 2 Minutes“

Ron Davies takes you step by step from locating to installing to using this plugin for maximum “Pedal to the Metal type results!

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