How to create a Fan Page on Facebook

Simply follow the link below and follow the instructions which will appear, alternatively you can go to any existing fan page and look bottom left for a Crete a fan page button.


Create a Facebook Fan Page
Hope this helps

Rachel x

Take a load off your mind - Twitterfeed your Blog to Twitter

Here's another time saving tip - sign up for Twitter feed and get it to update your Twitter account for you everytime you update your blog.

You can also add other people's blogs to it so that your Twiier account will Tweet about them when ever they are updated.

Once you've set up an account it will ask you for the RSS Feed URL ......you can find this on the blog you want to link usually under a buttom that says subscribe to posts (ATOM) if you click on this it will take you to a new page and the address in the address bar is what you are looking for.

It should read feed://nameofblog etc you just need to copy and paste this into the RSL feed URL box and then click on add feed.

Hope this is helpful

You can sign up here Twitterfeed

Get ahead of the game - submit your site to BING

If you've got a website don't forget to submit it to BING Microsoft's new Serch Engine submit to BING here

I've just submitted

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Adding Google Analytics to your Blog

Want to know how to see how your blog is used by others I just found a great article by Andy Wibbels which takes you through step by step. I'don't know about you but I love this easy to follow step by step approach and think it's brilliant which tecchys share in a simple way!

Read it here

Create a fan box on facebook

Did you know you can create a fan box button on face book just look at the link below for instructions http://wiki.developers.facebook.com/index.php/Fan_Box

or click here to see my facebook business page.

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National Eczema Week 2009

Having a baby who won’t sleep is one thing but having a baby who won’t sleep and scratches themselves until they bleed is another.
For parents of children around the country this is a nightly occurrence. Parents of children and babies with eczema can testify that staying up all night watching over little one and holding their arms and legs still so they can’t scratch is an exhausting business.
Jae Rance a mum from Winchester remembers doing just this with her son Max, now 20 months. “He would scratch until his face was red raw and all we could do was to watch him and hold him - you couldn’t leave him for a minute”
Jae had tried all manner of lotions and creams, exclusion diets and alternatives to household detergents in a bid to stop Max scratching. However it was an old T shirt and some scraps of wedding dress that saved the day.
Jae made some sleeves with a cardigan style back and sowed off-cuts of silk from her wedding dress on to the outside to stop Max’s nails from doing any damage. To her amazement they worked and Max was unable to take them off.

The family then made some for friends with children who scratch and found that they worked for their children too and scratchsleeves was born. The couple now want to get the word out to other parents so they don’t have to suffer in silence. They have started manufacturing them in the UK and charge just £7.50 a pair you can buy them on their website www.scratchsleeves.co.uk