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WordPress DIY – How to Increase Your Blog’s RSS/E-Mail Subscribers!

Posted on May 7, 2010 by max

For those of you bloggers out there who have been following my blog for awhile, you might have noticed that Zedomax.com has been gaining more RSS/E-mail subscribers rapidly over the last 6 months ago.

Well, that didn’t happen because I was lazily sitting on my butt rather, I have been trying new things.

In this post, let me show you all my “secrets” and you can too, multiply your RSS/E-mail subscription growth for your blog.

1. Aweber E-mail Newsletter

First, I used to use Feedburner’s E-mail newsletter system for about 2 years.  In that time, I

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WordPress DIY – How to Upgrade WordPress in 15 seconds!

Posted on February 18, 2010 by max

For most of my life, I have been rather fond of doing things faster than every else as evidenced my the very first blog (arr HTML) post on Zedomax.com.

Upgrading my WordPress is no exception, I am always in a race with time plus I manage about 20 blogs, meaning I need to get them upgraded FAST if I want to have some time to kill later.

So, without delay, I’ve posted exactly how to upgrade a WordPress

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WordPress DIY – How to Manage Your WordPress Blog on Your Nexus One!

Posted on February 4, 2010 by max

As a recent buyer of a Nexus One phone, Matt and the WordPress team just released WordPress app for Android, which comes to be at the perfect time as I happen to be away fr

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WordPress DIY – How to Install Nginx to Run WordPress!

Posted on December 17, 2009 by max

As I promised in my last blog post about Nginx versus Lighttpd, I have written a step-by-step guide for those of you webmasters who want to be able to handle more web traffic by switching your WordPress blog to Nginx.

So far, based on 24 hour testing, it seems like Nginx does have a slight memory leak but clearly a lot better than Lighttpd.  It will take couple more days to figure out if there’s more memory leak or not.

So far, switching to Nginx has had some dramatic speed improvements over Lighttpd on most of our websites.

Well, it’s been a long c

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