how to get traffic to your blog

Again there was no link to the article regarding the online business, but now I just want to share a little knowledge about tips / how to increase PageRank perhalaman blog, why per-page page rank important? Because keep in mind other than pagerank is calculated on the basis of the number of backlinks / links that lead into a website or blog, and then added level of relevance of the article with the title of the blog, but the PageRank algorithm is also calculated based on the accumulation of the number of blogs per page, the better the higher the mean PageRank value of the blog index page.

Try another online business blog noticed then check a few pages of blogs that have a PageRank 4 and above on its index page! certainly most of the per-page posting on average have a pagerank, even if only a zero. With a record instead of the latest articles, or have recently published in the last few weeks, because according to what I know of that update pagerank every page approximately 2 weeks after the article was published.

Immediately, yes? Here Few Tips Increase Google Pagerank Blog everypage.!

Post Title 1Articles Blog Has Least One Keyword / Keyword.
Since this is an initial benchmark for the search engines know what topics will be discussed later in the article. If no keywords later the robots  confused ..   different contents of the same title?

Articles Blog 2. Relevant content And Associated With Post Title.
This means that between the title and contents of the article connected. Example: Suppose you make the title "How to Increase Affiliate Sales Business Products" then you should discuss and give tips about online affiliate business and tips how to sale products online affiliate business is selling hardware, increased sharply, and so on.

Blog Post Contains content 3Keyword Existing Article.
Well this is a personal experience, because when I checked after one of the few pages of my blog who do not have a pagerank aka the status of N / A, the average of all articles do not contain or contain only one keyword only, while some pages that have pagerank  content the article has at least 2 same keyword in the title / title of the post. So basically try to fill your posts with keywords that match the titles of author post ..! Btw, Robots may think that the article was not relevant, the machine will understand .. same rich calculator (1 +1 = 2).

Google+ tips

 

Google+ is all the rage right now. Even under its limited-invite "field trial" phase, the social sharing service is growing in leaps and bounds, with oodles of new users joining every day and even more champing at the bit to get in.

Most of us, however, are only beginning to scratch the surface of what Google+ can do; like many Google products, G+ is brimming with advanced features and untapped tweaks. That's why I decided to put together this massive list of Google+ tips and tricks. It includes some of the best power-user pointers I've found both from my own experimentation and from following some really smart folks in the Google+ universe.


Google+ Tips # 1: The Stream

1. Use hotkeys to get around Google+ faster. In your Stream, press "j" or "k" to move through posts, and press Enter to start a comment. (Pressing Tab and then Enter will cause your comment to be submitted; hitting Tab twice and then Enter will cause it to be cancelled.) You can also press "q" to jump to the Google+ chat box.

2. Hotkeys work in the notification drop-down, too: Press "j" or "k" to move up or down in the list, and then press Enter to open any individual notification. When viewing a notification, "j" or "k" will let you progress forward or backward to other items. Pressing "Esc" will close the notification window altogether.

3. Want more hotkeys? Check out the G+ Extended extension for the Chrome Web browser. It adds a series of additional options, including hotkeys for +1'ing posts, sharing posts, and expanding comments.

4. If comments are getting out of control in your Stream, try the +Comment Chrome extension. It collapses all comment threads so you see them only when you click to expand. Another good option is the G+me Google+ extension; it leaves comments expanded by default but gives you a one-click option to collapse any thread or post on demand. It also provides badge-style comment counters to help you keep tabs on new activity for items you've collapsed.

5. You can take a specific item entirely out of your Stream by clicking the small drop-down arrow next to it, then selecting "Mute this post." That'll also keep you from receiving any future notifications about the item.

6. On your own posts, that same drop-down arrow holds options to shut down comments and prevent people from resharing. The commands affect only the specific item you're viewing.

7. Sometimes leaving a comment on an active post can turn into a bouncing-screen challenge, thanks to the top-of-page activity always pressing your Stream downward. To solve this, click the drop-down arrow next to the post you're viewing and select "Link to this post." That'll open the post in a new tab; type your comment there, then close the tab when you're finished.

8. Google+ lets you stylize text within posts and comments. To italicize, sandwich your text with underscores _like this_; to make text bold, use asterisks *like this*; and to create a strikethrough effect, use dashes -like this-.

9. Make Google+ a little easier on the eyes with the Google+ Ultimate extension for Chrome. It separates posts into individual boxes with an offset background and forces the top status bar and left sidebar to stay in fixed positions while you scroll. Another good option is the similar Usability Boost extension; it gives a slightly different modified look to the site that some users may prefer.

10. Mention (or "tag") someone in a post or comment by typing "+" or "@" and then the person's name. Google+ is still a bit wonky at times about bringing up the right result; try typing the name slowly and enclosing it in quotation marks (e.g. +"Bob Sacamano") if you have trouble.

11. Improve the G+ reply mechanism immensely by grabbing the Replies and More Google+ Chrome extension. The extension puts links throughout G+ that let you reply to the author of any post or comment with a single click -- and without all the "+"-typing hassle.

12. To start a private conversation with a friend or multiple friends, just share an update like you normally would -- but be sure to remove "Public" and any other circles from the share box. Then, tag your friend or friends using the "+" syntax mentioned above. They'll receive notifications about the message, and you'll be able to have an ongoing dialogue in the comments for the post. If you want to be extra safe, you could also disable resharing using the process described in tip #6.

13. Power up your Google+ Stream with the +Photo Zoom Chrome extension. With it installed, you can hover your mouse over any photo in your Stream to see an enlarged version of the image right there.

14. The Google+ mobile app allows you to view posts from people in your geographic area (using the section labeled "nearby"). Little-known fact: You can access that function from your desktop, too; just load the mobile version of Google+ to do it.

15. The Google+ mobile app has a hidden feature of its own: When viewing your Stream, press the menu key and select "Manage Views." Then, check off all your favorite circles and select "Done." You'll now be able to swipe right from the main Stream to view those circles individually.

Google+ Tips # 2: Circles

16. Use Google+ to save posts and other important content. Go to your Circles page and search for your own name. Add yourself to a new circle called ".Save" (or something to that effect). Then, anytime you see something in your Google+ Stream that you want to save, just share it with your .Save circle. You can browse through your saved stuff by opening your .Save stream (it'll be at the top of the "Stream" list on the left-hand side of your Google+ home page). No one other than you will be able to see it.

17. If you use a note-taking service like Evernote, you can save content directly from Google+ into your off-site notepad. First, find your account-specific Evernote email address. Add that address into a new Google+ circle called "Evernote" -- then, anytime you want to save something from Google+ to Evernote, just share it with that circle. Google+ will send the content in an email, and Evernote will translate it into a notebook item in your account.

18. Want certain circles to show up higher than others in the main Stream list? Circles whose names begin with a period (like ".Save") will always shoot up to the top. Names starting with an asterisk (like "*Important") will appear next.

19. The default Google+ circles will always appear above everything else. To get around this, create your own new circles to replace the default ones (e.g. "My Acquaintances" to replace "Acquaintances," and so on). Be sure to move everyone from the default circle to your new replacement one, then delete the default circle when you're done.

20. When moving people into circles on your Google+ Circles page, hold down Ctrl or Shift to select more than one person at a time. You can also click and drag to draw a box and select multiple people to move.

21. To copy one entire circle into another circle, click on the first circle and select "View circle in tab." Then select "More actions" and "Select all." Now, just drag the entire group down into the other circle and -- voilà! -- the deed is done.

22. Change the layout of the Circles page by clicking and dragging the divider line up or down between circles and people. This allows you to create more space on either side of the line.

23. If you want to look at a lot of people at once on the Circles page, try pressing Ctrl and "-" a few times to zoom your browser out and make the content smaller. You can always press Ctrl and "0" to return to the normal view.

24. From the Circles page, double-click on any person to jump right to his or her profile.

25. Try this: On the Circles page, hover your mouse over a circle that has at least 30 people in it, then scroll with your mouse's scroll wheel. The faces in the circle will rotate around like a carousel, giving you a nice graphical way to see who's inside.

Google+ Tips # 3: People and Profiles

26. Find new people by searching for topics or locations in the search box at the top of the Google+ page. You'll get back a list of people who have your keyword somewhere in their profile.

27. Search Google+ from Google by putting "site:plus.google.com" at the end of your query. To search only through posts you've written or shared, use "site:plus.google.com/[your Google ID]" -- replacing "[your Google ID]," of course, with your own unique Google ID (the long number that appears in the URL when you click on your profile).

28. If you want to get really fancy, you can create special commands for searching Google+ within Chrome. Go into the "Manage search engines section" of your browser's settings and add a new entry called "Google+ Posts." Set the keyword as "post" and the URL as "{google:baseURL}search?q=site:plus.google.com inurl:posts/* %s." Add another new entry called "Google+ Profiles." Set its keyword as "profile" and its URL as "{google:baseURL}search?q=%s&tbs=prfl:e." Then, when you want to search through Google+ posts, just type "posts" followed by your query into the browser's location bar. To search Google+ profiles, type "profiles" followed by your keyword.

29. Jazz up your Google+ profile with a row of photos along the top of the page. Click the "Edit Profile" button on your profile page and then click on the large blank space beneath your name and short bio. There's plenty of room for creativity; check out this story at Mashable for some supercool examples.

Adword secret

If you’ve been involved in affiliate marketing or AdSense for a year or more, you’ve probably received at least one free Google AdWords credit.

Google AdWords is a pay per click program (PPC) that you pay each time a someone clicks your ad-listing link and is taken to your website. AdWords allows you to bid on keywords, and you pay when your site gets a visit from those keywords. Typically, the more popular the keyword is (volume of searches), the more it will cost per click.

Occasionally, hosting companies will offer free AdWords credits and Google has been known to send them out as well. In fact, recently, Google sent $100 credits to many AdSense members.

So what do you do when you receive one of these free AdWords credits? Well, you may be tempted to sign up with AdWords and use it right away. Many people make the mistake of bidding on their most significant keyword phrases and use up the credit without even tracking their return on investment (ROI).

Bear in mind, the purpose of using AdWords is to make a profit. If you spend $200 on keywords, then your goal should be to make more than that on your traffic. So before you go and waste your credits, you should have a strategy.

Many people who’ve become proficient in PPC have done so with the squeeze page strategy. Suppose you promote a book on ClickBank and you earn $65 per sale. You would bid on specific keywords related to that book, and create an appealing landing page that has a goal. That goal might be to offer a related, free download (teaser) in exchange for an email address. Once you have email addresses you can send them follow-up emails to help presale the ClickBank product.

If you create a “squeeze page”, it should have relevant and useful content. If your page has too much hype, it may not receive a good quality score, which could hurt your ranking potential. Usually it takes several exposures before someone buys a product, so that’s why having an email list can be so important. This is particularly true if you learn how to use it to your advantage. So if you pay $35 for AdWords clicks/visits to get one sale for this book, your ROI is $25 ($60 commission – $35 spent on AdWords).

Google know what they’re doing by handing out so many free credits. They realize the average person has to spend much more than $100 to return a profit with AdWords. So the free credit they give is just to get you started. They know most people don’t figure out AdWords right away. Ultimately, it takes a lot of campaign testing (headlines, copy, keyword selection, bid price etc.) before you acquire the right ad to return a profit.

A lot of people who do PPC full time earn 6 and 7 figures per year. Most shelled out at least $1,000 before they began to return a profit. They also devote hours each day monitoring every single detail about their campaigns. A single word in their ad title may increase their profit by hundreds of dollars. If you want to become proficient at PPC, you have to be willing to track everything and lose some money. And if you are lucky enough to turn Google’s free gift into a profit, that’s great! You are unquestionably in the minority.

Many people use AdWords just to steer traffic to their site. They research long-tail (very targeted, low-cost) keywords to bid on and establish a small, daily budget to minimize their costs. If you can afford to do this, fine. Just keep in mind, if you don’t track what those visitors are doing then you could be wasting money. All traffic is not automatically good traffic and you have to take the time to learn what keywords give you the best return on your investment.

There are loads of people making a stack of money with AdWords. As I pointed out, some are earning up to 7 figures annually. This kind of accomplishment produces countless self-proclaimed ‘AdWords gurus’ who want to sell you their secrets to AdWords. Why would they sell the secret if it means creating more competition for them? You may get some broad guidelines, but no real AdWords master is going to tell you everything.

AdWords can be a fantastic program to help improve your traffic and sales. Just realize it’s going to take time, persistence and probably more than that free Google credit to conquer it. Map out a strategy before you haphazardly bid randomly on keywords. Also, watch your campaigns closely and set a daily spending limit.

How to make a blog in blogspot

Guide to Blog on Blogspot

1. What is a Blog?

Blog is sorter from "Web log" is one of the web application in the form of writings commonly referred to as a posting on a web page. The writings are often sorted from the newest and followed by a long time.

Initially, the blog was created as a personal records are stored online, but now the contents of a blog is very varied which contains tutorials (eg this blog), vent, businesses and others. In general, the blog is no different to the existing site on the internet.

Flatform blog or often referred to as a blog engine designed as such by the designer blog so easy to use. First, to create a web application requires a knowledge of HTML programming, PHP, CSS, etc., everything becomes easier with blogs as calling the numbers 1 2 3.

2. How to create a blog on blogspot

One of the free blog providers are quite popular today is the blogspot or blogger, which when to join is through blogger.com site but the domain name you will get is from the blogspot sub domain, for example: example.blogspot.com

Why make a blog on blogger.com is not on any other blog site providers? Actually there is no necessity to create a blog on blogger, but there are many advantages of bloggers in the appeal to other blog providers. Some examples of excess blogspot than others is easy in operation making it suitable for beginners, more flexibility in changing and editing your blog template so that the view will be more fresh for his own creations, a custom domain or you can change the name of your blog with your own domain name eg example.blogspot.com converted into example.com, while still using blogspot hosting and still remain free.

It should be emphasized from the beginning that the Internet is highly dynamic, so it may be in some future time the user create a blog on this blogspot will be slightly different from what you see on blogger.com

To reduce the unnecessary things in writing, here's how to create a blogger at blogger.com

Create Email

One of the requirements that must be met in a blog is that you have an email address that is still active or in use. If you do not have an email address, please register in advance at gmail because blogger is one of Google's services when signing into blogger then you should use a gmail email. If you do not understand how to create an email, please use the Google search engine to look for guidance.

How to Blog in Blogger

• Please visit http://www.blogger.com

• Once the registration page is open, turn your attention to the upper right, change the language to Indonesia to be more easily understood. Please log in directly using your gmail username and password (you can e-mail account to log into blogger).

• make all the data like example above


• clik the create you blog now button

• Fill in the name of the blog title and blog address is in want. Remember! in making the blog address must be really serious because it can not be permanently replaced again (unless later replace with a custom domain). If the desired address it can not be used, re-enter another address that is still available. If desired blog address is still available, please click on the arrow labeled CONTINUE. 


•  save the template (you can change it after a while like you want)


• You blog has been done

• now just blogging your first write, have fun. Once inside the post editor, please fill in anything (recommended to fill the post, usually if not outright posts will be netted robot blogger's anti-spam, and your blog will be in lock). Example: hello world. Click the Preview button to see a display that would later appear on the blog, click the Publish button ENTRY if the post you want published to the public.    

that's all the way to make blog...so keep cool calm and confident fellas

How to Make Printscreen

 

How to make a printscreen from monitor

1. prepare the picture on your monitor 

2. Find the best angle for your picture on monitor

3. then find the printscreen button in your keyboar

4. Press the button on it

5. save it in your computer

6. finally you made the printscreen  

 

SEO (Search Engine Optimizer) ( a guide to blogging)

SEO  (Search Engine Optimizer)

These are interesting time we live in for the budding entrepreneur. With the combination of the economic down turn and advance in understanding of the internet, more and more people are setting up shop in all kinds of weird and wonderful areas of business. Thankfully, this is now easier to do than ever before.


The first step is obviously deciding on a business model that you are interested in, committed to, and has the potential to make you some cash - well, you're not going to do it for free are you? Once this is decided and the groundwork has been put in to ensure you can offer a good service via stock, tools, transport or qualifications etc, then it's time to think how you are going to get customers. You can guess what is coming, but in simple terms if you haven't got a prominent website you can forget about ever fulfilling your potential.


So where to start? Do your research. You might be employing someone to do this for you but if you know the process then you can ensure they don't pull the wool over your eyes. Find out about the structure of your competitors websites, what keywords you want to be found under on search engines (for example a FLORIST in MANCHESTER), where your competitors appear on the internet (do they use Google AdWords etc). Then research web design companies in your local area. They should offer you a number of options including ecommerce, bespoke, CMS etc so have in mind what you need. For example will you have and online shop? Will you need to regularly change images or information? Do you have a specific design you would like to see implemented? If so you have the options, if not they could provide you with a website from a template. This is fine, but ensure they show you prototypes so you can change things you don't like. It should also be relatively cheap (under £100 per page) so make sure you get more than a few quotes.

One way to really save some money and ensure your websites long term success is to learn some SEO techniques. At first it will seem confusing, but with some solid research and a simply organised plan it can be achieved with time and effort. When your website is ready us some SEO software such as Web CEO or online sites such as seoworkers to analyse your page. If it's not up to scratch let your web designer know and get him to fix it! Then split your SEO down into Link Building (Directory Links/Recipricol links), Social Media (Twitter/Facebook etc), blogging, blog and forum comments, and article submission.

Lists of the best free and paid directories can be found through a quick search, but keep a spreadsheet of them or you will soon lose track! You can use software and Google searches to find your competitors backlinks. The last few (blogging, forums and articles) give you quality back links often with all important anchor text. SEO is an ongoing process so don't give up after a few weeks. Keep going and try to at least comment on a few forums every day when you have reached a good level.
Now you have a high ranking, successful site. The internet is where most of your potential clients are waiting, so you have done the best thing possible for your business. Is that the phone ringing?

Free Premium Domain

Up date again blogger. I just got a new info, so i am straightly post it.

yes, the title is correct...
there are a Free domain .com...... but always need a little bit terms and conditions that must be completing
the terms is about we must invite or take 9 person to join this program by our referral.... to get one Free domain. if you want to get 2 Free domain, you must take 2X more for example if you get 9 referral, you got one Free domain. count it by yourself
We can choose more than one domain such as COM, NET, ORG...or anything...how is that? is it cool?





  Honestly and i don't lie i just try this so i can't talk too much before proof it by myself. i also get this information from other person...so i refer him for my thanking expression. 

PS: if you register by pressing that link, it's mean you join to my referral (i invited you).. but i you don't it's oke

 IF you want to register by yourself, not from my referrer please click this address to put you through into the link (http://freepremiumdomain.com)

Below this section the writer will give about the tips and tricks for blogging...so check and recheck again and choose what you want to learn..from all of trick and tips that the writer give here... He has check and test it, so he could post the tips that absolutely correct. in fact the writer use it this blog, so he do not copy and paste or just write it in this blog as my material only. He has done it.

Finally the writer wants to say happy blogging and have fun with this blog...thank you for coming and have a nice day to all of you.