Ok, I have fallen in love with Thesis and its endless customization capabilities. Since installing and editing the theme over the weekend, I have learned quite a lot of customization techniques through experimentation and reading other tutorials online. So today, here’s a short tutorial on how to add a little spice to your dull reply button in thesis and also how to highlight your author comments on posts so that it stands out.
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The Art of Community Optimization – Maximize Your Blog’s Potential
Most of us know about Search Engine Optimization (SEO) and the benefits that can be enjoyed when a blog is perfectly optimized within its niche for relevant search engine traffic. However, with the massive changes taking place on the web and additional avenues created everyday for attracting new traffic we cannot focus on SEO alone. This is where what I like to call Community Optimization comes in. Community Optimization is definitely a subset of Social Media Optimization (SMO) but let’s focus on how we can develop and grow our blog’s community directly through community building interactions and practices.
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