Asides

Well, I’ve gone and done it this time. After nearly a month of operating with three different feeds (asides, articles, and both), I’ve decided to switch everything back to one feed for the following reasons:

I can generate an accurate unique subscriber count if I only use one feed.
I thought I would handle my asides irresponsibly and potentially upset some folks with a stream of meaningless content, but I think I really sold myself short here.
People seem to be enjoying the asides (especially the pictures), and since my implementation is somewhat unique, I’ve decided to simply make it a hallmark of this site and say the hell with it

Subscribe now and tune in as I dish out crucial, do-it-yourself info on how to build a dynamite Web site.

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This is how we roll, an image of Deuce hanging out the car window.

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InferNovember, a montage of yellow leaves on the ground during a rainy day at Pearsonified

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ReviewMe Roy, the CEO of ReviewMe.com — by Chris Pearson of Pearsonified If it weren’t for asides, I’d have forgotten this completely. ReviewMe.com launched last Thursday, and I was lucky enough to design the site for Andy “Hater” Hagans and the gang. Be sure to check out the blog, which is home to the “World’s Biggest RSS Button.” You would not believe how many times that sucker has been ripped off…

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Back in April, I wrote about how the use of home page teasers was a great way to boost page views. Problem was, I never showed you an easy way to implement them with WordPress. Seven months later, here you go — the 10 second post teaser solution!

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Pearsonified is a year old today. Remember this little ditty? It was my first article, and after getting picked up by MSNBC, it drove over 4,000 visitors to this here domain in its first week of existence. Hello blogosphere!

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