June 23rd, 2007
by
admin
It is not easy to figure out how to change the date on a blogger blog article or post. Blogger’s system seems to hide the date changing option and even if you find it once it may appear that the date and time stamp for blogger blogs is hidden the next time you return.
So I am going to quickly walk through the process of backdating a blogger article.
Step 1
Login to your blogger account
Step 2
Navigate into the blog you would like to work on (applies if you have more than one blog)
Step 3
Select Posts or Edit Posts depending on which version of blogger you are running. The pictures below are from the latest version of blogger but for this exercise there is very little difference in the actual process.
Step 4
Select the Edit option for the post that you want to change a date or time. 
Step 5
Then select the link for Post Options. This will expose a hidden set of options in blogger including the date and time stamps for blogger.
Step 6
Change the date or time as needed and then click the button Publish Post.
March 26th, 2007
by
Brett Bumeter
Say you want to create a feed on each track of a category from your content management system (aka blog). (I’ll explain why in a separate Article.)
You have to do a few things to achieve this easily and successully.
1. You have to setup your Permalink structure ahead of time with a custom structure. This structure should include /%category%/
Example: here’s one I use
/%year%/%monthnum%/%day%/%category%/%postname%/
In addition to setting up a feed option on categories its good for Google PR reasons as well, as you category becomes part of the file name.
Go to Wordpress, Select Options > Permalinks >create custom structure
You will also need to copy the code that will be generated and add it to your .htaccess file and upload it via ftp (just the once)
This is the hardest step, everything else is very easy!
2. Then in your blog simply type your url for your blog
ex. mydomain.com/wordpress/
Then in the address bar add the category name and then /feed/
ex. mydomain.com/wordpress/webtips/feed/
3. Now you have a feed! You can take that feed address and burn it into a specialty on Buzz Boost and then you can really do some fancy things outside of your blog!
