Real Time Wordpress Blog Updates Being PuSHed

New Updates

Guest Blogging Could Prove Effective Both Ways

It’s no secret that blogs that keep their content lively and refreshing are those most likely to bring in the highest readership and make the most money. One way to keep things fresh is to alternate writers, and consider guest blogging as a way of changing up the tone and feel. There are a number .... More »

How to Grow Your Google Rankings

Growing your Google ranking helps with increasing traffic to your site. They are several different ways to do this task and these methods come from other bloggers and webmasters through trial and error with a complete focus on tracking statistics of their sites. Keep in mind that growing your Go.... More »

Google Docs Starting to Look A Lot Like Microsoft Word

Google has good news for all the bloggers, publishers, and authors out there. Finally, Google Docs has made it easy to track changes made to documents. Google has just announced a new revision history interface with a series of changes all making Google Docs much more user friendly. Users have .... More »

Updated Keyword Tool Released By Google

Google has a new keyword tool. Google has called this new keyword tool "The Keyword Tool". This new version has finally come out of beta and is ready to replace the two previous predecessors. Those were the familiar tools of the original keyword tool and the Search-based Keyword Tool. In order .... More »

Blogging News & Updates Nov 15th - Succeeding With an E-Commerce Blog

Everyone thinks of blogging as publishing post after post on a given topic or niche. Take a minute to read of the post below titled: "Succeeding With an E-Commerce Blog" It's good to think outside the box and blogging as part of an e-commerce site is something very few people talk about. .... More »

WordPress has started offering real-time updates to RSS feeds via PubSub. Though there have been WordPress plug-ins that did this before, this time around the team is opting for the automatic goodness we’ve all come to know and love. PubSub had already established relationships with Tumblr, Posterous, Google’s Blogger and others, but the deal with WordPress is by far the biggest with its 10.5 million blogs.

The idea is pretty simple to understand. Rather than wait for your RSS reader to ping servers for the sites you subscribe to, the real-time protocol, PubSubhubbub, pushes updates out immediately, as long as your reader is PuSH-compatible.

If you have a blog on WordPress.com, you don’t have to configure anything – the new service has been turned on for you already. For companies or individuals that have installed the WordPress software on their websites, they too can use PubSubHubbub. All it takes is downloading the PuSH plug-in and adding it to your WordPress installation.

The instant reception of information is something Web users have come to expect. Services like Twitter and Facebook have made this feature one we simply can’t seem to live without. Unfortunately, blogs have seemingly had trouble keeping up. Hopefully, PuSH and services like it will be able to even the playing field.