If you’ve had a wordpress blog set-up and running for a while, you will probably have trackbacks mixed in with the real comments especially those posts and pages which have linked often by you and others. And also nofollow links are also being counted as backlinks there no use keeping 2 way links.

In the past few weeks, I’ve tested a few blogging platforms for the launch of techworkshop.org, and right now, I hesitate between 2 alternatives: WordPress and Textpattern. I’ll be fooling around with both in coming weeks to familiarize myself with them. I have now been running WordPress for a week or so, and I must say that I am quite impressed by its ease of installation. Running a local version of your blog is very useful because it lets you fool around with themes and plugins to your heart’s desire without having to risk breaking your live blog.

Here’s a little guide that will help you install and run WordPress locally on your XP box in less then 10 minutes:

1- Get XAMPP lite for Windows. Choose the exe version, and install it at the root of your C drive.

WordPress is very popular open source blogging platform & used in the every place. Every people like to earn more money from their website & using google adsense to generate the revenue. Here I found a awesome WordPress plugin to integrate the “Google Adsense” into wordpress content to generate higher revenue.

Adsense Daemon is a WordPress plugin that is used to integrate “Google Adsense” Into WordPress content, with 7 pre-define display options.

Features

Setup screen provided to let user choose where user want to display the Google adsense ads. With 7 pre-define display options.

* Append adsense with Left Float Content
* Append adsense with Right Float Content
* Append adsense Before Content
* Append adsense After Content
* Append adsense After 1st paragraph
* Append adsense After 2nd paragraph
* Append adsense with random paragraph

How to use

1) After activated, click “setting – Adsense Daemon” to access the setup screen.
2) Get Google Adsense ads HTML code from Google site, and put it into the template box.
3) Select the display option.
4) Saved.

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