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The 10 most important things bloggers need to know before writing a blog article

noreply@blogger.com (techprism) — Sun, 25 Jan 2009 05:46:00 +0000

Article content decides it all. Your articles decide the audience, their responses & their credits. When you create an article there are ten ways you can approach your subject matter. Which approach you choose will have a big impact on how fast you grow awareness and audience, plus will be decisive in how easy you find the actual writing. What needs to be done before taking pen on the paper is really important to know because it answers how you can write an article more effectively.

Almost every writer likes to put the best content for the readers & a little pondering before putting their fingers on the keyboard can produce best results. Brainstorms, outlines, and research are all part of the planning and preparation steps that many writers work through before they sit down to actually string words together. But there are ten important questions that every writer must ask before creating that first draft & publishing it.

1. Knowing & attracting your Audience

Rather than focusing your topic you can focus your audience. This is a tradeoff between these two. You identify a motivated audience, cater your blog articles specifically to them, and then can select anything that interests you that will interest that audience too.

2. Decide on an identified, focused subject

Identifying the right key for the lock is the art of subject identification. Audiences love when you are ultra-specific in your blog goal and articulate it well. It works especially well when you identify a pressing need.

3. The Power of Titles

Any article is first identified by the title. The title should be appropriate & put the major idea of the content. The title has the ability make or break a blog post. It impacts how (and if) it’s found in search engines and social bookmarking sites, it influences whether people visit your blog in News Readers, it affects whether people leave a comment and is vital in whether people actually read what you have to say.

4. Good Images conveys it All

Image gives life to simple words on the paper & every image you use must say something related to the topic. This technique can be used for providing an additional point of interest in your posts. I do use images in every post on this blog but find that when I do that those clicking through on the post in my feed reader increases. Images have the power to communicate in ways that words cannot - use them.

5. Be Original & Creative

Try to speak your own words. Come up with your own content. It helps giving readers an assurance that they reading a fresh & new content. They have got something new. You can think something unique to say and say it in a creative and fresh way. Say what everyone else is saying in the same way that everyone else is saying it and you’re almost guaranteed of being largely ignored. Stick away from any type of copyright infringement.

6. The Presentation stands for 50% of all your work

Many times online readers tend to scan content & images on the website. As a result if you place visual cues in your posts that draw their eye to important points you’ll find people stick with you longer into your posts. Think like what you will like if you visit a website that is, think like the reader’s point of view & it will help you how to present the things more simply & beautifully.

7. Work on content organization & structure

A single well written list post can launch a blog to great heights in the blogosphere. While the prolific nature of lists in the blogosphere can also mean your lists get ignored, but listing the thing helps keep your article more organized. I find that when writing the same content as a list that you write as an essay like article the list will almost always get more attention. They easily caught the attention of eye & let readers to stick to the content until they catch the idea behind them.

8. Style of your writing

There can be some difference in the tone of your writing that could not match with what readers want. A fiction piece will have an altogether different tone than a well-researched article. The language you choose, and the styles in which you write are largely directed by your target readership. Always pick a up a tone & style that is simple, clear & understandable.

9. Publishing & Socializing on a Right Platform

Few pieces of writing are publishable across different formats. You should at least have a general idea of the final format; especially be aware of whether your piece is headed for print versus electronic publication. For choosing the right socializing platform for your article after publishing it, you need to think on the need & effect of the article content on the set of readers & audience. Once you understand that, socialize it across suitable platforms.

10. Impact of the Article

Almost every writer wants to make readers feel something. It is important to think the impact of your article on the readers. What do you want your readers to feel? Hope? Anger? Joy? Controversies? Is your article is imparting knowledge? Is it going to affect a specific set of people thinking? Writing informs, entertains, and sells. It intrigues, educates, and inspires. It’s imperative to know what impact your work will have on readers. Otherwise, it may end up having no impact at all. It is always to look up the results of what you are planning to do.

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Parse(Convert) the HTML, XML & Adsense Code HERE(into parsers friendly code)

noreply@blogger.com (techprism) — Fri, 23 Jan 2009 15:47:00 +0000

"Your template could not be parsed as it is not well-formed. Please make sure all XML elements are closed properly.
XML error message: Element type "meta" must be followed by either attribute specifications, ">" or "/>""

This an example of Error Message you often had encountered while playing with your blog templates. This mostly occurs because of the < and > elements in the code which is actually different for XML parsers (SAX or DOM).

So, HERE is the 1 Click solution for Parsing(Convert) the HTML, XML & Adsense Code (into parsers friendly code).

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Using META Tags for Search Engine Optimization: Meta Descriptors that Search Engines look for

noreply@blogger.com (techprism) — Sat, 17 Jan 2009 09:17:00 +0000

Getting a top ranking in search engines is No problem! All you need to do is add a HTML "meta tags" to your web pages, and you'll elevate to the top of the listings in the searech engine results. Meta Tags the most useful for search engine optimization.

Understanding Meta Tags

Metadata is information about data. Meta tags are the set of HTML tags or Meta elements, typically used to specify page description, keywords, author of the document, last modified, and other metadata.

The tag provides metadata about the HTML document. Metadata will not be displayed on the page, but will be parsed by the machine(For example, Blogger templates are entirely XML documents & thus need either SAX or DOM type of parsers).To put it briefly, the meta tag is used by search engines to allow them to more accurately list your site in their indexes.

If you simply produce your home page, or any webpage and register the URL with a search engine, or a number of search engines, their spider/robot programmes will (eventually) toddle along to your site to index it. Now, each of the search engines does this slightly differently.Most search engines take only first 250 characters of the meta description into consideration but Altavista will grab everything in your document and index it, but will only show the first 250 characters in its description.

Meta Tags Explained

Meta Tags, take a while to read about them and understand what they can do to help your website, if used wisely.

<title> - This is your page title. It is usually the first line in any search engine listing. Use KEYWORDS in your title! It also helps to have the Title reflect the content of the page.
* <title>Your page title - up to 60 characters! Basically a sentance to explain who, what you do. </title>

<META NAME = "Description" - This is your page description. It usually displays as your description in any search engine listing. Some search engines (Google, etc.) use the first or most keyword rich line of your page itself. On your Home Page, if written well can supply the text for this.
* <META NAME="Description" CONTENT="Describe with lots of keywords. 150 characters. Basically a paragraph. ">

<META NAME = "Keywords" - A list of words or phrases that someone might type into a search engine or index to find your site. Try to limit the length to about 860 characters or spaces. Note: You should separate the keywords or phrases by commas. * <META NAME="Keywords" CONTENT="Keywords. What will people type to find your page. You can go up to 860 characters but any more than 250 is really not any more useful. ">

<META NAME="ROBOTS" - This is your robots tag. Search Engines use robots to index your site. This will tell them its OK to continue.
* <META NAME="ROBOTS" CONTENT="INDEX, FOLLOW">

<META NAME="Revisit-after" - This will ask the search engines to visit again in a specified time. Does this work? Who knows but if it does...
* <META NAME="Revisit-after" CONTENT="21 days">

<meta name="rating" - This allows you to rate your web site. Some search engines and indexes use this tag. Example: If you have an adult site without this tag specifying "adult", you will not be listed.
* <meta name="rating" content="general">

How They are Used?

These are the ones that are important right now. Basically, add these to the existing meta tags. In html view, put a space under your top <head> tag and add each line. Use the template below. Just copy and paste this into a text editor (word or notepad will do). Tailor the info to your site, then copy and paste again between your sites <head> tags. note: change only the text between the asterisks (**).

Meta tags go in between the "opening" and "closing" HEAD tags.A TITLE tag, then a META DESCRIPTION tag, then a META KEYWORDS tag.

In HTML the META tag has no end tag.

In XHTML META the tag must be properly closed.

<title>**60 characters**</title>

<meta name="Description" CONTENT="**150 characters**">

<meta name="Keywords" CONTENT="**874 characters**">

<meta name="ROBOTS" CONTENT="INDEX, FOLLOW">

<meta name="Revisit-after" CONTENT="21 days">

<meta name="rating" content="general">

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Find your website/blog Page Ranks(free)

noreply@blogger.com (techprism) — Thu, 15 Jan 2009 11:43:00 +0000

According to Wikipedia.com

PageRank is a family of algorithms for assigning numerical weightings to hyperlinked documents (or web pages) indexed by a search engine. Its properties are much discussed by search engine optimization (SEO) experts. The popular search engine Google to help determine a page's relevance or importance uses the PageRank system. Googles founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin developed it while at Stanford University in 1998.

Here you can find the Page Rank of your blogs & websites.

Google describes PageRank:

PageRank relies on the uniquely democratic nature of the web by using its vast link structure as an indicator of an individual page's value. In essence, Google interprets a link from page A to page B as a vote, by page A, for page B. But, Google looks at more than the sheer volume of votes, or links a page receives; it also analyzes the page that casts the vote. Votes cast by pages that are themselves "important" weigh more heavily and help to make other pages "important".

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Visitors Maps: Geographically visualize & locate website visitors from all over the globe

noreply@blogger.com (techprism) — Sat, 10 Jan 2009 04:50:00 +0000

In the world of widgets(that are specific in action & use), a class of widgets providing a tool for monitoring the traffic & visits on websites & blogs from all over the globe. Knowing the geographic location & hits of visitors from a specific part of the world can be very useful to analyze the performance of the website in terms of volumes of hits from a specific part of the world & where the content targeted the most. Here is the list of the best visitor capturing maps for websites & blogs which are the best location identification tool.

The Number One: ClustrMaps

The most popular, free, easy to generate & at a glance visualization tool are ClustrMaps. ClustrMaps is a real time combined hit counter and geographic visualization tool. Once website URL & Email is provided to ClustrMaps, a HTML code thus generated, needs to be copied into a web page or 'blog gutter'. This HTML code includes a link to a thumbnail geographical map image of the world which shows the location of the visitors arrived.

How it works? When that image loads, it increments a counter on the ClustrMaps site and, when the map is updated (daily, weekly, or monthly, depending on website and blog traffic) it shows the locations of all the visitors to webpage since the beginning of a specific time interval. Clicking on that thumbnail map image reveals a larger world map display.

The Number Two: VisitorMaps

Another blog visitor's location monitoring tool is from VisitorMap.org which is also a free service. It is different from ClustrMaps as it shows the location of all the visitors to your site in the last 24 hours. It also provides a facility to users to customize the map style, map size, visitor marker & color for the visitor markers.

Why Visitor Maps?

Visitor Maps are quite helpful to:

Know your visitors: Knowing who are your websites and blog readers.
Target your content: Helps targeting your website and blog content ,adjust your content, your pitch, or your advertising according to the specific set of visitors.
Show off your community: Developing a reader's community based on continents.
Automatic: clicks optional: Each visitors to your site is automatically counted properly. Just visiting your site is sufficient. Of course, visitors can optionally click on the little thumbnail map widget and be taken to a large world map view for additional detail.
Speedy, scalable: Knowing the numbers of visits from a specific part of the world.

Experience the Digg Effect: Adding the "digg it" button to each blogger(blogspot) blog posts

noreply@blogger.com (techprism) — Thu, 08 Jan 2009 06:01:00 +0000

Today, Digg is a most eminent place for we people to get linked with the notions, contents & information from anywhere on the web. Digg, the biggest online destinations is powered by the richness of great stuffs, information & contents from multiple sources(experts, bloggers, websites, news etc). Digg button can provide a real source of traffic to blogs & websites (increased number of readers) and for that adding the "digg-it" button to each blogger post is necessary to experience the Digg Effect.

First go for the following checks:

Check 1: To start with first Register to http://digg.com/ to have an digg account & enter the digg world.( If already registered, skip this check)

Check 2: Make sure your blog is set to Enable Post Page.Click here to see how to enable post pages.

Now proceed with the following steps:

1. Log in to your blogger account & click on the Layout tab of the blog which you want to add the digg button.

2. Navigate through Template –> Edit HTML and backup your blog template by clicking on Download Full Template. This backup will help you if in case the changes met are not fruitful & for uploading previous template to blogger.com.

3. Click on Expand Widget Templates and search for <p><data:post.body/></p> (Press Ctrl + F to search)and paste the next code just before <p><data:post.body/></p>:

<div style='float:right; margin-left:10px;'>
<script type='text/javascript'>digg_url = '<data:post.url/>';</script>
<script src='http://digg.com/tools/diggthis.js' type='text/javascript'/>
</div>

4. Click on Preview to ensure that the Digg button appears at the top right of all your posts. If is located properly, click on the Save to save your blog tepmalte & view your blog.

Possible Modifications:
You can change float:right; by float:left; in <div style='float:right; margin-left:10px;'> line in the third step, make the digg button appear on the top left of all blog posts.

Now you are ready to experience the digg effect. Enjoy Digging.

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Increase Blog Traffic: Submit your websites & blogs to 100+ search engines & directories for Free

noreply@blogger.com (techprism) — Fri, 02 Jan 2009 15:08:00 +0000

The Primary Step in Search Engine Optimization(SEO) is submitting(or more specifically registering) your websites and blogs to the search engines which are the real source of traffic on any websit and blog. To increase search engine friendliness & traffic to your websites, you need to add your website/blog URL to different search engines & website directories so that your blog URLs get indexed in search engine's databases.

Here you can can submit your website to about 100+ search engines & directories.

Search engine results makes all the difference.

1. Manually Submitting your website to Google.com

Google is still the leader in the search engine market in Internet.

Google has 59.3% of total search share in U.S. for the month of May 2008. There is 3% increase in the search engine market share for Google when compared to the same period in 2007. But the share is decreased by 2.7% when compared to April 2008, where it has 62% of the market share, which is the highest ever gained by a search engine. The number of search queries increased by 15.4% over the year. Click here to submit your site to Google.com

2. Manually Submitting your website to Yahoo.com

Next to Google is Yahoo. Click here to submit your site to Yahoo.com

3. Manually Submitting your website Windows Live

Microsoft’s Windows live search is at third position with 13.3% share of total US search market for the month of May, 2008, which is the highest share for MSN in the last five months. The market share grew by 4.9% from May, 2007 and 3.6% over the month of April 2008. Windows also registered 72.4% growth in the number of searches compared to previous year. Click here to submit your site to Yahoo.com

Why submit your site manually to each search engine, when you can submit your URL from one place to all of them just by filling out one simple form that only asks for your web site URL and email address.

4. Submitting your website to Submit Express

Click here to submit your site to 40+ search engines and directories for free

by filling up just one form.(submits through one form to all sites in one go)

5. Submitting your website to searchengineoptimising.com(SEO)

To add your URL below to submit to 100 search engines like altavista, excite, go, google, hotbot, infoseek and lycos & more click here.

6. Submitting your website to scrubtheweb.com

To add your URL below to submit to 10 more search engines, click here.

Repeatedly submitting(twice in a month) your website URL to different major search engines can help in greater page ranks, more visibility in search engine results & thus help in a traffic boost at website & blog.

©Techprism: Riddhi Mohan

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Get into the Search Results on web: Search Engine Optimization(SEO) is what web-developers & bloggers need

noreply@blogger.com (techprism) — Thu, 01 Jan 2009 08:45:00 +0000

The web is growing & expanding at an unbelievable pace which can be easily figured out with these facts:

● With about 186,727,854 total number of web sites(including blogs) in the month December 2008 survey by netcraft(which is grown by 1.56 million sites since November 2008),

● About 100 million + bloggers on the web &

● About 3,105 total number of search engines operating in 6 worldwide regions in 211 different countries(as on January 2003), the essense of Search Engine optimization really comes into play.

The Major search engines on the Web.

Thus, it becomes even more challenging to be catched in the search engine results to get more traffic on the websites & blogs.

What is Search Engine optimization(SEO)? I think that SEO are those techniques which helps websites & blogs to be more friendly to search engines. It helps building potential improvement in the site performance on internet & involves increasing the ability of wesites & blogs to maintain high exposure and visibility under major search engines & search tools.

SEO are themselves "brain-spinning" techniques & cover a vast arena of concepts & implementations. Here are the differnent tools under SEO to improve your website's & blog's page rankings:

● Website Content & Structure

● Quality & Quantitiy of contents of websites & blogs

● Design & Customization of websites & blogs

● Link building

● Keywords

● Socialization of websites & blogs(using Widgets)

● Website friendliness for search engines

● Comments & Link exchanges.

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Why Widgets? Widgets are the Back-bone for Websites & Blogging Platforms

noreply@blogger.com (techprism) — Mon, 01 Dec 2008 17:52:00 +0000

Today widgets are indispensable tools for websites, more specifically the entire blogs derive their power from the widgets & these "magic-codes" acts as a vehicle to link the blogging world.

What are widgets? Widgets are highly optimized, small but powerful pieces of code (programs), with the property to be embedded into blog’s template & webpages to give some added functionality on the respective webpage. Widget codes are easily adaptable to changes made by the user.

Why widgets? Which widgets to use? The most important question for bloggers is answered here.

Widgets are the web-tools providing:

Linkage to your websites & blogs to the different social networking sites, workgroups, communities & forums of the people belonging to different parts of the World.
Blog & website analysis & tracking in terms of performance & traffic (visitors).
Improvement of blog & website accessibility, intetractivity & traffic (of course).
Socializing & bookmarking (Saving your Favorite posts, articles & webpages).
Customization & beautification of your websites & blogs.
Direction on becoming more reader specific & targeted (Getting the actual taste/choice of Readers).

Today about 1000s of widgets are available & are specific in action & use. I categorize widgets into 2 major classes:
1. Widgets for websites & blogs.
2. Widgets for Socializing websites & blogs.(Widgets for Traffic)
I will present the list of the most popular & successful widgets for blogs in my next posts.
©Techprism: Riddhi Mohan

Adding Expandability to each Blogger Posts using "Read More..."

noreply@blogger.com (techprism) — Sat, 22 Nov 2008 08:01:00 +0000

We often find web pages with a very small scroll bars at the right ,that is, those having all the full expanded posts putting entire individual post's contents on the homepage. It not only takes time to transfer/load the page but also increases the page space complexity. In this case, Adding an expandability to each blogger posts using the link "Read More..." will allow readers to see all the posts in a more organized & compacted way & help them to switch to full posts option.

It will also help in loading the pages more quickly. Here is the full working & tested way to add "Read More" to each blogger posts.Now Proceed as follows:

1. Login to your blogger account.

2. Enabling Post Pages: Go to Settings > Archiving, then select Yes > Save the Settings.
3. Pre-formatting Post Editor: Go to Setting > Formatting, then scroll down to bottom, paste the following code in the Post Template & Save Settings.

4. Now go to Layout > Edit HTML, click on Expand Widget Template & search for the following code:

<data:post.body/>

5. Copy the code below & paste it ABOVE/BEFORE the previous line in blogger template.

<b:if cond='data:blog.pageType == "item"'>

<style>.fullpost{display:inline;}</style>

<p><data:post.body/></p>

<b:else/>

<style>.fullpost{display:none;}</style>

6. Copy the code below & paste it BELOW/AFTER the <data:post.body/> line in the blogger template.

<b:if cond='data:blog.pageType != "item"'><br />

<a expr:href='data:post.url'>Read more...</a>

</b:if>

</b:if>

7. Save the Template & Its all done. Now, Go to Posting > Create. You will see

<span class="fullpost">

</span>

in the post area in the Edit HTML tab.

Anything you put above the tag <span class="fullpost"> will be the introductory text.PUT main body of your post between the <span class="fullpost"> and </span> tags so that the “Read more…” link expands the main body of the post.

Enjoy Expandability.

Uploading A New Template In Blogger.com

noreply@blogger.com (techprism) — Tue, 18 Nov 2008 11:04:00 +0000

After Selecting the attractive template which suits your blog theme & that enhance the functionality of your blog, it should be uploaded to your blog. Blogger's cool feature (Backup / Restore Template) makes it very simple to easily backup, upload & restore templates.

Proceed as follows:

1. Login to your blogger account

2. In the dashboard page, click on the Layout link to jump on the layout tab
3. In the layout tab, click on Edit HTML
4. Click on Download Full Template to make backup of the recent template ( Must do )
5. Select your new template from a file (with file format .xml ) on your hard drive by clicking on Browse button & then upload the template by clicking on the upload button.

It may happen that you get two types of messages while uploading:
1. Confirmation to delete the items (widgets). Click on Yes & your new template is uploaded.
2. Error Message: that the XML elements could not be parsed. It shows that there is some problem in the template XML code. Click on the Clear Edits button to rectify all the modifications. Now continue with a different download.

The two simple checks to verify proper template uploading:
1. Click on the Save button again.
2. Navigate to the Page Elements & Save the template.

Now, your template is uploaded successfully & click on View Blog to see the uploaded template.

I will cover the most popular widgets & blog customization in my next posts.
Happy Blogging.

Starting A New Blog: What blogging platform to choose?

noreply@blogger.com (techprism) — Sun, 16 Nov 2008 20:09:00 +0000

Going to start a new blog, great! But if you want a really cool & attractive blog you should first consider a few things that are indispensable for newbie stepping into blogging. This article will introduce you to essential aspects of blogging before you actually start & help you to have one with a professionally-crafted design & content.
Consider the following:

1. Deciding the central category/idea/theme for blogging: It should be clear what is the basic theme of your blog that all your blog content would reflect. Write some of the articles early before you have the blog. It will help you easily post them quickly on your blog.

2. Deciding the platform for blogging & signing up: Choosing the platform for blogging is easy depending upon the services provided & eminancy of the platform. Sign up & start blogging.

Most popular blogging platforms are: (Blogger is my choice)

3. Deciding the fully working & attractive template which suits your blog theme: A 3 column template will be the best choice & can be downloaded free.

Once you have done the above you have to upload the template( facility provided by Blogger.com) & proceed further refining your blog.

I will cover the uploading of the templates in blogger.com in my next post.

● Adding Expandability to each Blogger Posts using "Read More..."

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noreply@blogger.com (techprism) — Sun, 16 Nov 2008 13:57:00 +0000

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