25. Blog Client (Weblog Client) Software

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25. Blog Client (Weblog Client)
Software that’s run on your computer that allows you to post new content to your blog via XML-RPC (outdated software, in my opinion). Well over 90% of bloggers use a content management system (CMS) like WordPress to visually input their blog content.

26. Bloggernacle
A mashup of the words “blog” and “tabernacle.” Blogs that Mormons write for Mormons.

27. Blogversary
The birthday of your blog.

28. Blog Farm
A website built from a group of linked blogs, with the main blog aggregating the algeria phone number material content as the gateway. This “tool” is most often used to try and deceptively boost the authority of a particular website, but is no longer effective in today’s SEO world, where you’ll have better luck just creating genuinely great content.

29. Best of Blogs (The BOBs)
This is the world’s largest international blog competition, bestowed by a German broadcaster named Deutsche Welle.

30. Blog Feed
An XML-based file where the monthly hosting software you’re using to get your blog online stores a machine-readable version of the blog post in either an RSS or Atom structured XML format for it to get syndicated (for further distribution throughout the Internet). For bloggers, the easiest way of adding a feed to a page is using a feed widget. Check out my list of the best blogging tools for recommendations on the right tool.

31. Blog Hopping
This refers to readers who follow links that are displayed within a blog post, leading them to various blogs and websites.

32. Blog Site
The web location (URL) of your blog.

33. Blog Header
This is the top-most section of your blog post. Usually, this section is used to showcase your blog’s logo, site title, and key navigation links.

34. Blog Footer
The very bottom of your blog post. This space is most often used to list site navigation links.

35. Blog Sidebar