Tag Archives: Astroblogging

Yes, You Need to Code Your Beautiful Image for Export!

Posted on October 8, 2026 by Beth Turnage (Astroblogging) I run blog aggregators. This means I spend an unreasonable amount of time looking at other people’s RSS feeds. It’s exciting work. Really. Recently, while getting Astrology Blogger, Romance Bloggers, and … Continue reading →

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Increase Viral Visibility With Powerful Featured Images

#AstrologyBlogging #Wordpress #FeaturedImage (Astroblogging) In one science-fiction story I wrote, an aging Professor Halloran in the not-so-distant future conducts a class on HTML to teach his students logic and independent thinking. He describes a time when humans told computers what … Continue reading →

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#Blogging #Astrology: Great SEO Tips to The Rescue

(Astroblogging) Search Engine Optimization—SEO—is the practice of making your online content easier for search engines to find, understand, and present to people searching for information. SEO matters. Billions of pages on the web compete for attention. Publishing a good article … Continue reading →

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Should You Add a Forum to Your Astrology Blog?

(Astroblogging)–You know a blog is “alive” when it hosts a conversation. You’re not just posting articles about the cardinal square or the astrological topic of the day. Readers are actually commenting. This level of participation in turn helps motivate you … Continue reading →

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Social Media: AOL Takes the Hint

A while back (Astroblogging)–I wrote a review on AOL’s Lifestream, a particularly useful app that incorporates various social media streams, like Facebook and Twitter, into one location. While I liked it, I saw one drawback: Where AOL runs short of … Continue reading →

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