Blogging Need And Help

Too often the headline is the most neglected part of writing an article. People just gloss over it without taking much time to consider it. In their minds, it’s the cherry on top. No, friends; it’s not. The headline is the sundae.

I sometimes deliberate over titles for 30–60 minutes before settling on one that works. And I often go back and change them. This is what it takes to write a good headline.

If you need some help concocting catchier headlines, here are a few simple tricks (you can also watch me walk you through this in the free video and checklist.that accompanies this post).

There’s a reason why so many copywriters use numbers in their headlines. It works.

Do an experiment: Go to the grocery store, and scan the magazines in the checkout lane. Look at the front-page article headlines. It doesn’t matter if it’s a fitness magazine or a tabloid; many of them will be using numerals to start off the headline.

There aren’t really any rules (as far as I know) regarding what numbers work best, but people typically only remember three to five points. That said, sometimes a really obscure number like 19 or 37 can catch people’s attention.

Here are some examples:

1. Effortless
2. Painstaking
3. Fun
4. Free
5. Incredible
6. Essential
7. Absolute
8. Strange

If you’re going to do a list post, be original. For example consider the following:

1. Reasons
2. Principles
3. Facts
4. Lessons
5. Ideas
6. Ways
7. Secrets
8. Tricks

If possible, never use things. Please, for the love of Pete, don’t use things. You can do better than that.

These are trigger words. I typically use “why” and “how” the most, because I’m often trying to persuade or enable someone. Typically, you’ll use either a trigger word or a number. Rarely does it sound good to do both.

Promise your reader something valuable. Will you teach her how to learn a new skill? Will you persuade her to do something she’s never done before? Will you unlock an ancient mystery?

What you want to do is dare your reader to read the article. Without over-promising, be bold. Be seductive (in the most innocuous way possible, of course). Be dangerous. And then deliver what you promised.

Here’s a simple headline-writing formula:

Number or Trigger word + Adjective + Keyword + Promise

Example: Take the subject “bathing elephants.” You could write an article entitled, “How to Bath an Elephant” or “Why I Love Bathing Elephants.”

Or you could apply this formula and make it: “18 Unbelievable Ways You Can Bathe an Elephant Indoors”

Another (more serious) example: Take a bold promise like “selling your house in a day.”

Apply the formula and you get: “How You Can Effortlessly Sell Your Home in Less than 24 Hours”

People don’t want to be tricked into reading something boring; they want to be drawn into something exciting. Make it worth their while.

Take extra long time to consider what headline will grab people’s attention the most, and make sure that it describes your content in an honest, but attractive, way. They won’t regret it, and neither will you.

1. Go to Blogger dashboard > Layout
2. Click on Add a gadget and select HTML/JavaScript gadget.
3. Paste the below code inside that

<!–BTT Code –>

<!–bloggertipstricks.com–>

<script language=’JavaScript1.2′>

function disableselect(e){

return false

}

function reEnable(){

return true

}

document.onselectstart=new Function (“return false”)

if (window.sidebar){

document.onmousedown=disableselect

document.onclick=reEnable

}

</script>

   4. Save the widget and you’re done.

Note : This process won’t allow anyone to highlight text or images on your blog and prevent copy pasting.

The reason of poor quality is high compression ratio which is used to create the thumbnail. Once we insert a picture in our blog post, we have several options to resize it like Small, Medium, Large, X-Large and Original Size. But I like to resize it manually in HTML. Follow below steps to improve quality of your images in blogger.

1. Upload an image in blog post.
2. Now switch the post editor view to HTML mode.
3. Search for the image source code something like below.

Pay Per Click and Cost Per Click advertising is the same thing. The basic concept is that you will pay to have your blog or website advertised on the search engines via a keyword search. So let’s say that you run a web site that has to do with weight loss. You aren’t getting the traffic that you want so you decide to invest in a PPC or CPC advertising campaign. You go to the AdWords website and you set up your account. Then you start to choose the keywords that are applicable to your website.

These could be “weight loss,” “weight loss strategies” and “weight loss programs.” Weight loss is a highly competitive niche so you are going to pay a lot per keyword. When you use this service you will have to pay a specified amount of money each time your advertisement is clicked on the ads page of the search engine.

Been on any web pages lately? Then there’s a good chance that you will find a +1 button on the website or blog, we put it on ours. Even if you don’t have a Google Plus account, you can still click on the +1 button to show that you like or approve of the page, blog, or message. Google is continuing to roll out these +1 buttons that will eventually be on a lot of websites.

How does this help SEO? By clicking on the +1 button, you’re telling Google that this web page is the very best for the keywords that you typed into the search engine. So let’s say you were searching for information on training a parrot. You type “how to train a “parrot” into the Google search engine, and you receive a ton of results.

You click on the link to the first search result, but found it wasn’t so helpful. You click on the link to the second search result, but it was not helpful either. You find that the third search result is the most helpful and has the information you need. You can then click the “+1” button, which tells Google that this particular search result is the best and is better than the first two search results. Google will then be able to take that into consideration for the next time those keywords are entered.

This is fantastic news for anyone who isn’t an SEO spammer. This is an important way for Google to ensure that when you enter in a keyword, you aren’t just getting garbage results; you’re receiving useful information that you need. The +1 button will give your website or blog credibility since it’s telling Google, as well as others on the internet, that this person (you) is a pro and really knows their stuff!

Google’s +1 feature is the equivalent of Facebook’s “like” feature. Most people think that this is simply a way to express their opinion and show that they do, in fact, “like” the posting, but the real intention behind this on Facebook was to track just what sort of posts were successful and which weren’t, and then improve their viral marketing campaigns.

The Google +1 feature is an effective way for Google to improve and tweak their inquiry results because they want to know what people like. This is a way for Google to help improve their search results, which will further help Google improve and tweak page and website rankings.