Last day we looked at “Outstanding attributes—Add/Edit Content Wizardry“. Today I want to show you what I think is the simplest and quickest way you’d ever think possible to get Adsense ads pasted in your blog.
First of all you need to choose what colors you want for the text and link of your ad (which you do from accompanying color palettes); then you decide where you want the ad to appear in your post. Here you have the choice of right, left or custom. (Custom means that you can drag and drop it anywhere in the article). After that you simply click on the ‘Apply’ button and you’re done!
Another thing you can do is create your own content for H1 and H2 tags. Because what you have written will be added by the program to your post’s code, it will have more relevancy than tags inserted by WordPress.
I find posting images to my blog a bit frustrating and very time consuming. That is, I used to. But not any more. Not with the new Firepow 2.0. Right there in Add/Edit I type in a relevant keyword, pick one, or two or three sites that provide images, tell the program how many images I need, nominate the one I want to go into my post, click ‘Add’, and presto!
Wouldn’t you just love to see that?
And I know this sounds a bit unbelievable but this facility can even download a range of appropriate videos that you can choose from and put into you blog in just minutes.
Isn’t that just too cool?
Be kind to yourself… take a close look at Firepow 2.0 here.
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The ‘Add/Edit Content’ facility of Firepow 2.0 is most impressive. It enables bloggers to add text from Word, images, and even videos to blogs with a few mouse clicks. Having such a spread of formatting tools on hand, combined with awesome simplicity is cutting edge technology at its finest.
In addition, all facets of this facility are included in really neat videos by Andrew Hansen, the creator and owner of this unreal blogging program..
Just consider this battery of aids:
When you click on ‘Blog Posts and Pages Manager’ you’re confronted with a complete listing of all the posts in the blog you chose to examine. You’re shown the category the blog is in; its status—that is, if it’s been published or if it’s in the queue to be published at a later time or date that you chose; it’s status in relation to social networking sites and the date when it was created.
Mousing over the title of the post gives three choices: ‘edit’, ‘delete’ or ‘sb submit’ (submit to social network sites).
The integration of Firepow 2.0 with social networks is a spectacular concept and I will discuss it at length in the coming days; we all understand what a delete link does, but clicking on ‘edit’ creates a whole new ball-game.
The first thing I noticed myself was the plethora of formatting tools. But more importantly, the less common ones: highlight color, text color headings 1,2… , undo and redo, paste from MS Word, clean up messy code, remove formatting, insert/edit image, insert/edit anchor, toggle spell-checker, and HTML source edit.
This is an amazing facility in an even more amazing program
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One of the really exciting things about Firepow 2.0 is that it enables a blog to be built and published in around 2 minutes. But there are many more things to be done to get it optimized for the search engines and to keep it maintained.
Those tasks have been well and truly catered for by the software’s awesome facility ‘Manage Websites’. It will significantly reduce the time you spend on blogging.
‘Manage Websites’ lays out everything you need to do on you blog on one page, just like a control panel. Every blog you have is on that page and each blog has a line containing its relevant linking icons, tools and data. This is what comprises each line:
The blog’s name, on which you can click through to the blog’s site.
‘Manage Websites’, is a state-of-the-art feature of Firepow 2.0 that takes blogging into a whole new dimension. It is simply brilliant.
This article gives an in-depth virtual tour of the “Manage Website’ feature of Firepow 2.0. It explains in detail the ubiquitous or overall control afforded to the blogger by this superb tool
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