Month: April 2011

101 ways to promote your math blog for free

Blog Tips, Blogging Tutorial, Blogs

If you have noticed I have started writing posts about blog promotion (see How to automatically import your blog post to your Facebook wall and Basic Blogging Tips 1).  This is the sequel of the WordPress Blogging Tutorial Series and the beginning of my new series called  101 Ways to promote your blog for free.  Since you now know how to blog, the next step is to draw crowd to it.

Note, however, that I am not a blogging expert. There are bloggers out there who draw more than 50,000 visitors a day.  All the things that I will share in this series are from my personal experiences in growing Mathematics and Multimedia. This means that otherwise stated, I have tried and tested the tips. » Read more

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Mathematics and Multimedia Carnival 10

Blog Carnival

Welcome to the 10th Edition of the Mathematics and Multimedia blog carnival. I hope you have enjoyed the 9th edition posted Virtual Math Tutor. We have very interesting submissions in this edition but before we begin, let’s have some trivia about the number 10 from Wikipedia:

  • Ten is the sum of the first 3 prime numbers.
  • A polygon with 10 sides is called a decagon.
  • Ten is the atomic number of neon.
  • There are 10 commandments in the Bible.
  • Ten is the number of violin sonatas composed by Beethoven.
  • The number of monsters of Ben 10? » Read more
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How to automatically import your blog post to your Facebook wall

Blogging Tutorial

One of the best ways to promote your blog is through social networking sites. In the tutorial below, we will  learn how to automatically import your blog posts to your Facebook wall through the Notes application. This way, your friends and colleagues would be able to see it when they view your Facebook Profile.

Instructions

1.) Login to your Facebook account.

2.) Once logged in, in your Facebook search box, type Notes to display the Notes application and then click it. This will display the Notes window as shown in the second figure below.

3.) On the bottom-left pane of the Notes window, click Edit Import Settings to go to the Import a Blog window. » Read more

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