The way your write and the way your post looks like adds attraction to your readers to stick to your blog. There are many ways that you can enhance your blog posts.

1. Pictures. Adding pictures relevant to or descriptive of your blog post is one of the proven ways to attract readers, make them stay and read your posts further.

There are several options you have to add images to your posts. You can either manually search for photos then post the image to your blog (what you call hot linking) or upload it directly to your website; add your hosted images from image-hosting websites like Photobucket, ImagesHack, and the like; and use an amazing plugin for WordPress users called Photodropper.

2. Relevant links. Adding relevant links will serve as reference or source of your posts. This adds credibility to you as a writer. Furthermore, you build camaraderie among your fellow bloggers for giving them link love.

3. Articles. Similar with giving relevant links, citing articles serve as a reference for your post.

4. Tags. A tag is a keyword used to describe the topic of a blog post. This serves importance in search engine optimization, categorization of posts, and on pinging Technorati, Google Search, Pingshot, and similar sites.

For you to integrate these “enhancers” to your posts, you have to be resourceful. Good thing that a new web 2.0 startup was created to make it easier for bloggers to add relevant links, articles, pictures and tags to their posts.

About Zemanta:

Zemanta is building a platform for assisted on-line content production for any web user. Our solution is best demonstrated by taking a text (a blog, an article or a web page) and feeding it into our system. The system recognizes the content and returns suggested images, smart links, keywords and relevant related stories from the Internet. It can be referenced from a user’s preferred content publishing platform through a simple plug-in.

You can try a demo from their page on how the service works. Basically you only have to download a browser plugin (currently available for Firefox browser only).

Zemanta works on WordPress.com, Blogger, Typepad and on self-hosted WordPress blogs. It seamlessly work on the new WordPress 2.5 version.

So get your blogs Zemified now!

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So how to make your website iPhone-friendly?

1. Make your website ‘light’ by avoid using flash, scripts and lots of images that could result to slow-loading time.  iPhone users are on-the-go browsers, meaning they need less time to open a website.  Besides, not all 3G network providers can provide a fast downloading speed.

2. Use a publishing software optimized for iPhone like WordPress. Further, it is also easy to publish your blog entries using your iPhone using an application called WordPress for iPhones, so it could also be at your advantage using WordPress.

3. Choose your webhost well.  Slow-loading time can also be a result of a sluggish web server.

You don’t actually need to create a separate page especially for iPhone users.  All you need is a little optimization for your websites to make it iPhone users-friendly.

If you want to add more, you can drop a comment below.

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