"Digg is a very popular social bookmarking site which if used properly brings a lot of traffic constantly to your blog"
Many people make a mistake of just sharing their blog postson digg and then they check their profile to know how many diggs they got for their story which leads to disappointment because it is just 1 which they do it them self. So if you are doing the above mentioned things then stop doing this from today. Follow these simple steps which will change the results
1. Complete your profile on digg because it is the only wat by which people will know who you really are. Upload an eye catching avatar to your profile and add some links to your profile like you can add follow me on twitter link and your blog's link.
2. Add Friends: After all Digg is not just a social bookmarking site, You should build a network there. Add a lot of friends and share your stuff with them. One thing more, Make a habbit of digging your friends' stories. If you have to get some you have to give some.
3. Shout: Digg has a very useful feature called 'shout' it helps to spread your syory among your friends and to avoid spam digg alows you to shout to just 100 friends at a time. Choose your best stories only because extensive use of this feature might lead to ban.
4. Comment: Comment on your friends' stories so as to make your friends feel your prescence.
5 Tips to Improve Your Blogging
Are you always on the lookout for ways to improve your blogging? With the many aspects involved in maintaining and building a blog it's understandable that certain areas of your blogging may have become stale. Every blog whether it's new or established can benefit from periodic reevaluations.
Here are 5 blogging tips that should help tune-up and re energize any blogs performance.
1. Know your Subject
It's always a good idea to possess a certain amount of knowledge concerning your selected subject matter. Your choice of topic could be based upon a personal interest or perhaps something you want to learn about. Either way you'll want to be familiar with the subject so that you're content will be informative and fresh for your readers.
2. Don't Stray from your Subject
Remain consistent with the theme of your blog. If your blog is about water sports for instances, don't start posting on embroidering unless it is somehow related to water sports. The point here is that if you start to veer from your original subject then readers will become confused and uninterested. After all they were attracted to your blog based upon the original theme. You've worked hard for these subscribers and you don't want to lose them like that.
3. Maintain Quality Content
As mentioned previously you'll want to have a certain amount of familiarity with the subject you are blogging about. This will be reflected in the quality of the content you post on your blog. This information needs to be interesting and informative for your visitors. The reason they've subscribe is their interest in the subject and obvious yearning to learn more about it. They're counting on you to supply them with this educational information. It also wouldn't hurt to inject humor where appropriate for the entertainment element it brings to the post.
4. Post Frequently
For a number of reasons it is advantageous to post often to your blog. Firstly it keeps your readers coming back for the new content. Another benefit of regular posting is it attracts the search engines to 'crawl' your site for the new content and as a result it will boost your search engine rankings. This is why search engines love blogs, for the continual updates and fresh content.
If you are sometimes 'lacking' inspiration or fresh information on which to post, do some research, which you should already be doing, and rewrite something you may have found interesting. Referencing other sites for good information is another way to circumvent the occasional writers block and improve search engine rankings.
5. Easy to Read Posts
Publish your content in a concise and easy to read fashion. Don't make your readers have to try and figure out what your saying.
If you're truly intent on how to improve your blogging without 'reinventing the wheel' these 5 blogging tips, if put into regular practice, will definitely get you results.
Increase your site/blog page rank
The following tips won’t guarantee an instant increase in your PageRank overnight but it will help:
- Exchange links with other sites
When conducting a link exchange, try to look for pages that have good PageRank such as 4 and above - preferably better than yours.
Notice that I didn’t say look for sites that have good PageRank. One misconception is that a PageRank value applies to the whole site. A PageRank value is actually assigned on a page-by-page basis. Different pages on a site have different PageRank value.
While the number of pages linking to you will have an impact on your overall PageRank, the PageRank value of those pages linking to it is more important than the number itself.
Ideally you should look to trade links with pages having the least links possible especially if they have low PageRank values. This ensures each link has a bigger share of the page’s Google juice.
- Improve the internal linking in your site
It’s important that you organize your own site linking structure properly to improve their PageRank. Link your homepage, which usually has the highest PageRank, to other pages on your site. This can be done easily by having a clickable logo at the top left of each page on your site that links to your homepage for example.
Try to minimize the number of links to external sites on your pages. While this seems a little selfish, more Google juice will be transmitted to your internal pages instead of having to spread it across other sites.
If you are conducting a link exchange, I would recommend creating a dedicated links page containing links to other sites instead of placing everything under your Blogroll.
- Update you site/blog frequently with good content.
Keep on adding new content and good quality articles into your blog. With good quality content, other bloggers will only be happy to link to your pages. If these pages are linked to your homepage, it will enjoy some PageRank boost in the long run too.
Contrary to what some may believe, I think writing ‘pay per post’ frequently in your blog could be detrimental to its PageRank in the long run. When you are adding a new page, you are not only spreading your PageRank amongst your internal pages but it’s spread across the external site as well. This is bad because instead of voting for your own pages, your vote goes to the external site. As a result, your internal pages will have a smaller share of your own Google juice.
Unless you could write something really useful in your review, it’s unlikely that others will find your pay per post worth linking to from their blog.
- Buy text link ads.
You could buy text links from other high PR sites or blog. This is perhaps one of the fastest ways one could increase his/her PageRank.
However, a recent development in how Google views paid links as possible spam demands that one should approach this avenue more carefully.
Google suspects that some of these linking schemes are setup to the game search engines.
- Offer free stuff
You could offer free blog templates and include a link to your hompage in the footer of the templates. So, each time someone uses your template, you’ll get a free vote from them.
The sheer number of pages linking to you could improve your PageRank tremendously. One good example is the PHPBB site which offers a free forum software. With close to 2 million pages linking to their homepage, it’s no wonder why PHPBB.com homepage has a PageRank 9.
Despite what I said above about the importance of Google PageRank, it’s not the only factor that could make or break your website.
Instead of worrying about your Google PageRank, you should spend more time on creating rich content and improve the users’ experience in your site/blog.
Ask yourself if your site offers any value to your visitors. If it does, your PageRank value will naturally improve in the long run.
How To Disable Right Click On your Blog
1. Sign in to your blogger account.
2. Go to 'page elements' page.
3. Click on 'add a page element'.
4. Click on HTML/Java script.
5. Copy and paste this code there and save changes.
Show comment box under post
If you are using blogger and want to show your comment box under your post for the convenience of your visitors than you have to follow these steps to do this:-
1. Login to you blogger account through blogger draft.
2. Go to 'settings' and click on 'coments'.
4. There you will see options for 'Comment form placement'.
5. Check the box whre this is written 'embed under posts'.
6.after this click on save settings.
you have done it!
1. Login to you blogger account through blogger draft.
2. Go to 'settings' and click on 'coments'.
4. There you will see options for 'Comment form placement'.
5. Check the box whre this is written 'embed under posts'.
6.after this click on save settings.
you have done it!
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