Scribefire is Back and Better

Russell | Mar 21, 2009 | Comments 0

Hi folks,

We have tested Scribefire on several occasions but have noticed that they have a difficult time maintaining a consistent quality with their software updates. The purpose of this software is to update your various blogs from a single Mozilla WYSIWYG editor. A great idea, right?

If you are able to read this post, it means that the programmers and http://www.scribefire.com have managed to get it working again.

Or was Scribefire ever really broken?

I am beginning to think not after reviewing the “forum buzz”.

Essentially many beginners were misunderstanding the purpose and function of the xmlrpc or http://mywebsite.com/blog/xmlrpc.php” function in setting up your Scribefire account. Here is a more professional official wordpress FAQ that has more details about xmlrpc issues. Also as a side note, you may need to remove the word “blog” from the default URL when setting up an individual blog within your Scribefire account.

Happy blogging!

Russell Wright.

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Filed Under: Theme Zoom General

About the Author: Russell Wright is the CEO of Theme Zoom LLC. He is also a search engine optimization auditor co-inventor of the Theme Zoom (Krakken) keyword research tool. This tool was founded on Russell’s proprietary keyword reporting system and the “8 different keyword types”. This keyword system is designed to unveil the unique keyword fingerprint of your website that will assist you in dominating your niche at a high level. Russell, as a professional speaker, presents the search engine story in a way that both technical and non-technical audiences will enjoy. He takes a top-down philosophical approach when speaking about search engine marketing and technology. An experienced communicator and storyteller, his goal is to promote a perspective that tends to intrigue the average listener.

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