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Erping Zhu -Assistant Director, Center for Research on Learning and Teaching at the University of Michigan- conducted an experiment aimed at discerning the effects of hyperlinks on comprehension. Her discovery should be of great interest to anyone delivering content via the Internet. She had a large group of people read the same article but she [...]

This site has been up and running for exactly one month. I figured I’d summarize and share the accomplishments so far. Since 11/30/2010, diy blogger has: Published 33 posts Released 1 ebook with another due on Jan 3rd Received 116 comments (at the time of this writing 12/24/2010) Published two podcasts Interview With a Small [...]

During the 1920s and 30s, Emanuel Haldeman-Julius sold more than 200 million books and over 2000 different titles. Let’s just say that the man knew little bit about the book publishing business. Here is one of his secrets. He would place an ad in a newspaper advertising the book using only its title, then he [...]

XML Sitemaps have been discussed elsewhere ad nauseum. However, if you’re a complete nube and you have no idea what I’m talking about here is all you need to know. 90% of people locate the Internet resources using a search. Google has 75% of the search market-share. Bulk of the leftover share is owned by [...]

I dare anyone. And I mean ANYONE to challenge me on this one. .Web and Graphic designers; those artsy and creative folks follow ONE of two objectives when you hire them to design YOUR website or blog. They either follow their muse or They look to please the guy signing the check. More times than [...]

What’s the first thing you check when visiting a new blog? I’m betting it’s the number of comments. Do you actually read any of the comments? I didn’t think so. In this article, I will show you how to trick-out your post with hundreds of human-generated, relevant comments almost instantaneously. This is a black hat [...]