Looking at the amount of emails I got about the Part 1 and Part 2 of my Blogger Seo Tips, I decided to pay more attention to Blogger. I guess Blogger users really feel left alone, don’t they? On part 1, I helped you guys to optimize your blogger settings before actually setting up your blog, and on part 2, I showed you how to imitate the <!–more–> function in WordPress. On Part 3, we will be removing the Blogger Navigation Bar at the top.
On my feedburner post, I gave a screenshot of my upcoming WordPress theme, Ali Nazik. The feedburner post may have failed as a linkbait, but got attention to my upcoming wordpress theme nonetheless. I am taking my time building the theme from scratch. I am trying to keep it simple while adding visual snippets. You will find some more screenshots of Ali Nazik on later on the post.
You have signed up for Feedburner. Changed your RSS feed to Full Feed RSS and built a large crowd of RSS readers on your site.Then you place the counter on your site to show off. But what have you forgotten to do? You wouldn’t believe how many popular probloggers make this simple mistake! I guess even probloggers make mistakes sometimes..
On the first blogger seo tips post, I went through the basic settings that you should modify on the blogger.com setting area. On second part, I will show you how to optimize your blogspot/blogger templates. Default templates offer none SEO whatsoever causing most blogger users to rank low on SERPs.
More people start to host their own blogs to make money online. It is more customizable, and lets you have more control, but it is more stress dealing with hosting payments, downtime and even stress every now and then. Blogger.com is the one who started it all, hosting more blogs than any service or personal blogs combined. Everyone has analyzed and optimized WordPress to boost their rankings in every aspect, but left blogger/blogspot users looking for tips.
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