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When building a blog, it is important to take time to choose the best and most appropriate blog platform for your needs. If you do a quick search on the different types of platforms, you’ll see that WordPress is highly regarded by blog owners due to a variety of reasons. However, if you want to […]
Blogging Pitfalls: Why You Can’t Hop From Platform to Platform
Bloggers love to argue about what is the best blogging platform. Whether they’re backers of WordPress, BlogSpot, Tumblr, Posterous, MovableType or a custom solution, there are very good bloggers who are strong believers in all of the major tools. The simple truth is that every blogging platform is a perfectly fine way to run your […]
Typepad Embracing Private Blogging?
It looks like Typepad (a blogging service by Say Media) is finally allowing bloggers to speak their mind without revealing their thoughts to the entire world. When you enable password protection, only those people that you supply the username and password to will be able to view your blog. Everyone else will get a prompt […]
How Typepad Can Get Their Groove Back
Despite being dethroned by Tumblr (not to mention surviving a merger), Typepad is still a popular option for many bloggers despite the entrance fee. While it might be too late for the platform to challenge WordPress and Blogger, there are a few things Say Media can do to revive Typepad in order to maintain their […]
Tumblr topples Typepad
Today is a sad day for Six Apart, who was unable to slow down Tumblr’s rise against Typepad, despite copying the former’s reblogging feature in 2009. According to Quantcast, Tumblr is now receiving 10.7 million uniques when compared against Typepad’s 10.6 million stateside, although the gap between the two services expands once you include international […]
Typepad ‘Receives’ Facebook Like Button, WordPress Has a Plugin Only Some Hours Later
Yesterday at Facebook’s developer conference (aka f8 conference), CEO and founder Mark Zuckerberg revealed to the world the glorious “like button.” Zuckerberg claims that by the end of today, users will serve over 1 billion likes across the world wide web, making the Facebook like button a “must have” social button for serious bloggers. To […]
Six Apart To iPhone: iGive Up? (Typepad) Update: Typepad App Is Alive And Well
I seriously hope I am wrong about this, but it looks as if Six Apart, which was one of the first major companies to launch an iPhone blog app (for Typepad nonetheless) may have abandoned their app. Users have been complaining about errors logging into their Typepad blogs via iPhone for quite some time (which I […]
What features do you want to appear on TypePad in 2010?
2009 has been a very great year for TypePad. The developers have worked really hard in making the TypePad experience better. Some of the best features they’ve released so far are listed below: Add a TypePad Favorite button to your blog and let your readers show the love Add video with the click of a […]
TypePad iPhone App: What’s Up With All The Hate?
Hate! Loathe! Whine! Spit! That’s the first impression I received after browsing through the reviews of Six Apart’s iPhone App on iTunes. While many were upset that a TypePad account would cost them 495 pennies a month, others seemed upset that this app would not work on Movable Type (or even Vox) despite the obvious […]