I think, “It will be good blogging practice, if we could sum-up previous posts of our blog into one post”.

Why? Because, it gives room to readers to browse previous posts from one single post and not browsing around different categorized posts.

Soon, Espreson is going to publish an e-book on Good-Blogging-Practice and on that e-book you will find all the posts categorized under Good-Blogging-Practice.

By the way, till date Espreson has completed its 30th post, so, the sum-up begins here,

1. Good Blogging Practice Part-21 (Choosing the right topic for blog is important task)
2. Good Blogging Practice Part-22 (How to write grammatical error free blog posts)
3. Good Blogging Practice Part-23 (Sticking into one blog theme)
4. Good Blogging Practice Part-24 (How maintain healthy blogging practice)
5. Good Blogging Practice Part-25 (Good blog posting practice why and how)
6. Good Blogging Practice Part-26 (SEO Title Tag, a wordpress plugin, helps blog optimization a lot)
7. Good Blogging Practice Part-27 (Utilizing the power of Google Analytics)
8. Good Blogging Practice Part-28 (Ways of disclosing your blogging practice)
9. Good Blogging Practice Part-29 (How natural recommendation helps you promote blog)
10. Good Blogging Practice Part-30 (Necessity of “contact form” can be solved by a wordpress plugin)
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With this post Espreson is going to complete its 30th milestone on “Good Blogging practice“. Espreson had summed up its previous posts, when it completed 20th post. So, this trend will be continued definitely. But before that, Espreson need to add another review on Helpful-Wordpress-Plugin.

“Contact Me”, this phrase is well know to us. Through this gateway we contact other person. When someone need to contact you via your blog, then how come he can contact you? There are different ways, like,

1. Putting email-address on your blog sidebar
2. Via your blog comment form
3. Through Contact form

If I have been told to choose the contact way, then I would have jumped to 3rd option. Because 3rd option is more professional, customizable and convenient. Now the question comes, how?

Answer is so simple; with wordpress plugin you can do this easily.

Cforms is a fantastic and useful wordpress plugin I have ever experienced. With this plugin you can add multiple contact forms throughout your blog and you need not be expert to deploy Cforms.

Do you need to start? Just follow this steps,

• Download & unzip the plugin
• Upload the plugin directory to the wordpress /wp-content/plugins/
• Activate it from your wordpress administrations ‘Plugins’ menu
• Customize the “form settings”, “styling”, etc. from “cforms” menu
• Create a “Page” from “Manage” and give “page title” as per your choice
• Put a simple code, <!–cforms–>, in the page content by turning on “code view”.
• Publish it

Thats all, and your blog is now equipped with contact form. Lets check out its features at a glance,

• Built in CSS theme selector and CSS editor
• Ajax supported form submission
• Fully customizable Look & Feel
• Backup & Restore
• Database based tracking of submitted data
• SPAM protection using Q &A and CAPTCHA(as per choice)
• Submission status (success/failure) optionally via Alert Box
• Cloning / duplication of forms
• Form validation & regular expressions

and lots more.

You can also feel the reality of cform in Espreson also. Just go to contact in menu bar, you will find it.

Having contact form can be considered as Good Blogging Practice, because, it is the gateway through which someone can communicate with you; whether the communication purpose is for negotiation or help or whatever. It puts professional touch in your blog.

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