You may have noticed that pfblogs.org runs much faster this morning. I analyzed some of the database queries last night and came to the conclusion the site was running very inefficiently in some cases, particularly the way ratings were calculated. With 25 entries displayed on a page, and each ratings query taking about […]
NCN dedicated some time on his most recent podcast to talk a little bit about pfblogs.org. Thanks so much for the kind words! Check out NCN’s main blog, No Credit Needed as well as the No Credit Needed Network.
The main sidebar on pfblogs.org now only shows blogs active within the last seven days (with a maximum of 100), which is clearly stated. While it was suggested by Jim in comments following a previous post that Google may be penalizing blogs listed as there were so many, I have confirmed with a Google […]
In the latest Google update, the PageRank for pfblogs.org jumped to 6. Friends of pfblogs.org will benefit from this update through the direct links to their blogs. If you have not yet become a Friend of pfblogs.org, now is a good time.
Entries using the PayPerPost tracking system are (for the most part) now easily identified when browsing pfblogs.org so readers can quickly focus in or ignore these particular entries.
Thanks for continuing your interest in the personal finance blogosphere. Here at pfblogs.org, we’ve temporarily settled on a way to manage a blog’s “rating” which involves a combination of the blog’s Alexa ranking if available, number of entries archived in pfblogs.org, and number of “clickthroughs” from this website. We make make minor tweaks […]