WP2.71 update for multiple blogs, same server
The following solution works under these conditions.
You must have each of the blog scripts installed in your root domain on a WHM cPanel. I’ve not made it work when the script is installed as a sub-domain.
Only one script needs to be modified. I have the mods in one blog and ran plugin updates for four more with no modifications.
1. In wp-config.php add the following line to your definitions:
define(WP_TEMP_DIR’,'/home/username/public_html/tmp’);
Be sure to change “username” to your cPanel login name
2. Create a folder named tmp under the site’s public_html
3. Ste permissions on the new “tmp” folder to be 777
Close the file and update your blog
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Updating WP 2.71 plugins woes
For the past couple of weeks, I’ve been laboring to use the internal WP2.71 internal plugin update function.
It used to work just fine… and then, well who knows what happened.
Here’s what my great web host guys have discovered, and you may want to pay attention.
It seems that the folks writing the code for WordPress are a little clunky. They’re really trying to do the best for us (as in protecting from hackers), but they aren’t real adept at writing “universal” code.
We host several WordPress scripts on our shared server using the WHM cPanel function. That means every script is on the same IP address… and that appears to be the problem for the internal updating function.
Our web host guys have done some experimenting and made at least one of our blogs update internally. They also gave me the code to use and see if I could do it on my end.
Well, I didn’t have much time the other day, and it didn’t work as it should. Tomorrow I’ll have several hours and will do some direct comparisons. Just as quickly as I make the solution work, I’ll post it here, as well as at the WordPress.org forum.
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Do you Adgitize?
Adgitize, kind of a strange name… but hey… when it works, that’s what counts!
Adgitize, founded by Ken Brown, is an advertising program built by a blogger, for bloggers. Ken has several years’ experience in the blogging community, as well as considerable experience in the traffic-driving/advertising area. He’s also a programmer. I’d call this all win-win-win.
So, how do I use Adgitize?
I am using Adgitize to advertise Traffic-Exchange-Business.com as we are targeting the blogosphere, as well as more traditional web sites from the work-at-home niche.
I also proudly advertise Adgitize on each of my blogs. For that, I am rewarded a few cents each day.
I earn income from Adgitize, as I am rewarded for blog posts, as well as for visiting other blogs (up to 50 blogs a day as an advertiser), and I earn income from people who click on my advertising. Again, a multiple win!
A young fellow named Lee at LM-BLOG recently interviewed Ken Brown. You can read his full post here.
In my book, Adgitize is well worth the effort. The emphasis is on the right stuff… your ability to write compelling posts, and to drive additional traffic to your own blog. You get rewarded for your activity, and you’re not wasting your time, either.
Discover Adgitize for yourself, today!
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Follow me on Twitter!
I’ve been tweeting for a while, thanks to some networking through various forums, where I’ve been encouraged to set up a Twitter account.
As my marketing strategies evolve, promoting Traffic-Exchange-Business.com, I’m adding Twitter as one of my tools. Don’t expect a ton of tweets from me. I just don’t believe that’s an effective marketing tactic.
What will I tweet?
Each post from “Shari’s Gone Country!”, “My Favorite Online Programs, Techniques, and Tips”, this blog, “Successful Food Service” and “Traffic-Exchange-Business.com Blog” are set to automatically send a tweet announcing new posts.
I’ll also tweet occasionally about things in my life, other than just “marketing stuff”.
If you’d like to keep up to date with what I’m doing, then simply click on the pretty little bird in the left side bar.
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Life After Entrecard: Discover StumbleUpon
This blog is an Entrecard-free zone. It is moving on and moving up as I discover the real value of social networking.
My latest study is StumbleUpon.
Instead of mindlessly dropping cards, bribing people to advertise by giving away credits, I am simply visiting blogs/sites, commenting when appropriate, and doing reviews as I find sites not previously reviewed.
In all honesty, I’ve yet to discover the benefit for this blog, or my other blogs, but I’m sure there is some kind of reciprocity.
Because I have a list of virtually every advertiser who ever purchased an ad from me, I am stumbling each and every one in hopes they will see fit to subscribe to my stumble page, too.
As I learn more about StumbleUpon, I’ll do a more in-depth post. From what I’ve heard, it’s pretty a pretty powerful traffic-driving strategy.
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Introducing CMF Ads
Look to the right… See that Turnip?
I’m totally honored that Turnip of Power, one of the founders of CMF Ads has chosen to become my first advertiser.
If you look closely, Entrecard has gone missing. You can read that saga here.
CMF Ads was founded by three former Entrecard members who felt they had a better concept. Run longer ads (more reps mean more recognition), let the members earn cash, and don’t require visiting or dropping to earn credits you can convert to cash.
The ONLY reason I’ve not joined them sooner is that I simply had no room.
Within the next week, I’ll have CMF Ads one every one of my blogs, and I urge you to add them to your advertising program, too.
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Cindy says the downloads are almost ready…
Cindy’s burning a CD for me that contains a ton of giveaways. Have you joined Traffic-Exchange-Business.com yet?
You must be a member to gain access to these gems.
What will they be?
Oh, she’s got a ton of blog templates, software that helps you organize your programs, tutorials that will help you build your business, tutorials that will help you better understand technical stuff like your cPanel, etc.
We’re not in to the “get rich quick” stuff, just good, solid information that helps you build your business.
Of course, advertising is one of those things you gotta do, and we have several ways to take care of you at Traffic-Exchange-Business.com, so hurry on over and get signed up.
We’re targeting next Monday for the first giveaway, and it will only be available for a very limited time.
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Spam comments gone!
I use the built in Askimet plugin, but I’ve gotten tired of having to delete the same old spammers day in and day out.
I’m fortunate in that I’ve become quite familiar with my cPanel since becoming Co-owner of Traffic-Exchange-Business.com. A lot of what we do is done via the cPanel and the PhpMyAdmin.
Here’s a really simple way to prevent constant spammers. Go to your cPanel. Find the section called “Security” and look for “IP Deny Manager”.
Click on it. All you have to do is copy/paste the spammer’s IP address (should be able to see it in your Askimet spam filter), and click save.
This will eliminate the spam from that particular IP.
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More reasons to join Traffic-Exchange-Business.com
Think traffic exchanges don’t work? Think again…
Traffic-Exchange-Business.com isn’t your average “show me your site and I’ll show you mine”.
No, Cindy and I are bound and determined to help you really understand how and why traffic exchanges do work. We’re developing tools you need to successfully drive traffic to your web site or blog.
We are building the Traffic-Exchange-Business.com blog and forum, where we’ll share every tool we use, every program we pay for (and why), and even give you a place to list your links.
Also, you’ll really want to join Traffic-Exchange-Business.com as we’ll be giving away valuable downloads at least three times a week. These will be downloads you can use. But… you must be a member to get the link.
So, what are you waiting for… click here and take advantage of our generosity.
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Entrecard unveils third-party ads
After several weeks of waiting, Entrecard has launched it’s third-party advertising program.
In a nutshell…
As a viewer, you’ll see no difference. The ads will run in the same widget up to 50% of the times an ad is seen.
As an advertiser…
I have suspended the “Advertiser Loyalty Program” until I can evaluate the impact on how many Entrecredits I receive.
Your ad could conceivably be seen 50% of the 24 hour period, rather than the full 100%.
I would expect the inflated “drops” caused by widget hopping will decline. What clicks you record will be people actually wanting to see your blog or your ad.
At the moment, I am approving all ads. The ads are pre-screened for TOS compliance by Entrecard. Should you see a particularly offensive ad, I would like to know about it. Feel free to leave a comment at the bottom of this post.
