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For our service to be more reliable it's operated through Amazon Simple Storage Service. This aims to make the service available at any time and from anywhere, but unfortunately there happen outages with Amazon servers occasionally. It results in many web services, including BlogUpp!, not functioning. Such blackouts were noticed lately even with Google services, which tells that absolutely everyone is vulnerable. Obviously the problems get fixed shortly and the services become available again.
The newly introduced update makes it possible to obtain additional blog visibility for a modest charge. Simply access your BlogUpp! stats page to find available 3 progressive impression packages, with attractive discounts. Currently they can be easily acquired through PayPal, although we are open to consider other methods that are convenient for the community, and we welcome feedback.Simplicity is powerful.// Image by DarylTanghe
Simplicity fuels many elements of good design, including ease of use, speed, visual appeal, and accessibility. But simplicity starts with the design of a product's fundamental functions. Google doesn't set out to create feature-rich products; our best designs include only the features that people need to accomplish their goals. Ideally, even products that require large feature sets and complex visual designs appear to be simple as well as powerful.
With those tons of web sites requiring you to register so that you can use their services, it's not an easy task to remember all the user IDs and passwords. But things can get simpler, and we at BlogUpp! are constantly looking to implement technologies to ease and improve your whole web experience. And here comes OpenID. With it you can login to thousands of websites with a single digital identity, represented by a simple URL, which can be your homepage or blog, or it can be provided to you by a web site you use.<head> of the blog would look like:<link rel="openid.server"
href="http://www.myopenid.com/server" />
<link rel="openid.delegate"
href="http://your_name.myopenid.com/" />,http://your_name.myopenid.com/" and "http://www.myopenid.com/server" may be used to verify the ownership of "http://your_name.myopenid.com/".<link rel="openid.server"
href="https://api.screenname.aol.com/auth/openidServer" />
<link rel="openid.delegate"
href="http://openid.aol.com/screenname" />
One of our priorities is to support you in building long-term readerships, without compromising your image in the eyes of such web players as Google. The visitors sent to your blog through BlogUpp! widget are your new readers; engaged ones. That's because they are not credit-chasers or affiliate program fellows to generate you simulated traffic. These are people who've got interested in your content shared in the widget, they appreciated your blog design, and they wanted to know you closer. They might not be as many as provided by multi-tier programs, which you need to constantly maintain. But they are the readers you are addressing; like-minded people.Labels: Children's Day, future, June 1st
Summarizing in few words how BlogUpp! service works: each reader of your blog automatically triggers for it to be promoted, i.e. your blog's thumbnail and your latest article are shown in the widget to potential readers on other blogs. You just take care of your content, focus on blogging, and your readers will reward you for sharing your thoughts with them. Isn't that simple, natural and great, both for the reader and the blogger? We think this is how the Internet could become even a better place for all of us.
RSS is a great and easy-to-use mean to keep yourself updated with fresh information, which is especially actual with today's volume of data. Same as getting an email on an update, RSS delivers new articles to you automatically, so that you don’t have to check your preferred sites and blogs manually. You can find an illustration of how it works at RSSDay.org.Labels: RSS, RSS Awareness Day
BlogUpp! supports automated language filtering while sharing blogs within the community. In this context, we have to pay tribute for its multilanguage interface to those who've been so kind to make available the translation of BlogUpp! main page in many languages, as follows: Portuguese by Ricardo, Chinese Simplified and Chinese Traditional by Chada, German by Markus Dollinger, Japanese by Kirin, Spanish by Naty Strata, Italian by Tuttovolume, and Russian by Natalia Uzun.Labels: appreciation, bloggers, contributors
In this context there have been queries to make comparisons with other services that stand for blog promotion.| BlogUpp! | Entrecard | Spottt | BlogRush | |
| • Membership-free, i.e. no signup | Yes | No | No | No |
| • Automatic widget generation, i.e. no ad submission | Yes | No | No | Yes |
| • Automatic categorization, i.e. based on RSS and context | Yes | No | No | No |
| • Interactive articles sharing | Yes | No | No | Yes |
| • Hassle-free, i.e. no multi-tier programs maintenance | Yes | No | No | Yes |
| • WordPress platform and alike friendly | Yes | No | Yes | No |
| • Targeted readers reach, i.e. no credit-chasers | Yes | No | Yes | Yes |
| • Multilanguage support | Yes | No | No | No |
| • Welcome bonus impressions for everyone | Yes | No | No | No |
| • Clicked widget doesn’t close the original blog | Yes | Yes | No | Yes |
| • No page load delay, i.e. no Java Scripts | Yes | No | Yes | No |
| • Cheat-proof and fair sharing * | Yes | No | No | No |
| • De facto exchange ratio ** | 10:9 | N/A | 10:5 | 10:2 |
Labels: advantages, BlogUpp, comparison
BlogUpp! seeks to be of use to every blogger with quality content, no matter the language and the location.Labels: multilanguage, promotion

Labels: submission, WordPress
<link rel="alternate" type="application/rss+xml" title="RSS TITLE" href="http://www.blog_address.com/rss_file_name.xml" />title and href attributes to the actual ones.
Hello! Ciao! Bonjour!...Labels: multilanguage, sharing