Showing posts with label Journal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Journal. Show all posts

13 August 2009

Easy Project Management Journal Day2

Day2:

Created a draft post, yet to be published, on the key areas of learning for use of Microsoft Project.

Modified the html in http://easypm.blogspot.com to feed information into Google's Webmaster analysis tools.

How did I do this?
  1. Signed into Google (you need an account to do this, easy enough right?).
  2. Click on Google Webmaster Tools.
  3. Click the little "Add a site..." button.
  4. Enter the full URL of your site.
  5. A page is displayed with "NOT VERIFIED" fairly prominent. This means you need to copy the meta tag they have provided into your site's html code. Follow the instructions provided by Google and it is fairly easy, making sure that you copy and paste their code in the Head section of your site.
  6. Once you do this, and have saved the new source code into your pages, go back to the Webmaster verification page (you kept that open right?) and click on the "Verify" button.
  7. That's it, your site will now be crawled by Google bots.

Completed Day2 journal

30 July 2009

Easy Project Management Journal Day1

Day1:
Created http://easypm.blogspot.com.

Imported some previously existing content from other project management blogs I have started.

Posted content on the purpose of the easypm.blogspot.com blog.

Added Google Analytics to easypm blog.
How did I do this?
  1. I already have a Google Analytics account but you need to create this if you don't have one.
  2. Click on "Add a web-site profile"and fill in the form to add your blog
  3. A script appears which you will need to copy and paste into your blog's html section.
  4. To do this go into the "Layout" tab for your blog on the Blogger management panel.
  5. Click on the "Edit HTML" tab and your blog's HTML code will be displayed.
  6. Scroll down until you find the /body tag.
  7. Paste your copied script in just before the /body tag, add some comments to enable you to find it later.
  8. Save it.
Completed Day1 journal