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Bloggers and Google PageRank

May 18th, 2010 Administrator Frelia

A detail that any blogger is always trying to improve and care, from the very birth of this blog, is among other things, the Google PageRank. The PageRank is basically the level of importance of a domain within the Internet, according to the Google algorithm, and is the most known and used to rank pages, especially blogs. It is also a key factor when trying to monetize your activity as a blogger, and that the more PageRank you have the better your profits. For example, if one of your activities is to conduct reviews through sites like Text Link Ads or SponsoredReviews, advertisers are more interested in your service while higher your PageRank. Similarly, if you rent or sell advertising space on your website, your prospects will be more interested, or you can charge a little more on the extent to which your PageRank up.

Long time ago, while surfing the web, I found the pleasant surprise that Google had recalculated the PageRank, and suddenly my blog had gone from not being in the ranking (unranked, because of the short time to live) have a PR2, what motivates me a bit to continue this work, and shows that the SEO work I’ve been doing the last few weeks are paying off. (more…)

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Migrating from Blogger to WordPress without losing the Google Page Rank

April 20th, 2010 Administrator Frelia

The goal: Your blog is hosted by the abc.blogspot.com platform Blogger, but you now want to move this blog to WordPress with a personal domain name as www.abc.com.

The problem: WordPress.org provides an option to automatically import all your old posts and comments from Blogger in your new WordPress blog but there are some major problems:

  1. Some of your articles Blogspot can be well placed in search engines, but once you’ve moved to a new address, you may lose traffic.
  2. You can not use redirection with Blogger to tell search engines that your site has changed address, losing your precious Ranking Page.
  3. Your visitors will not know that you have a new site unless you manually insert new links in each article (not for the great blogs).
  4. When you change the platform blog, subscribers to your RSS reader will not know if they do not update their RSS readers to your new address (and most of them will not).
  5. When you lose your RSS readers and rank in search engines, visits will drop and this will affect your AdSense revenue if you are in this case.

The solution: Now that you know the problems associated with migration from Blogger to WordPress, the good news is that there is a simple solution to solve all these problems.

You can migrate any Blogger blog into WordPress without losing RSS readers or visitors and there is also a way to keep all the benefits of referencing the old blogspot.com address.

How to migrate a Blogger blog to WordPress
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WordPress, translation – Translate site WordPress and its plugins in several languages

February 28th, 2010 Administrator Frelia

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With the ambition to discover your wonderful site in the world, you’ve probably stumbled on the problem of the translation. The task may indeed prove difficult, if not for your poor language skills, explore the miles of new pages that you’ve laid for the different structures can batter your brains recent available. You will find a plethora of plugins for translating your sites with varying degrees of success. In this context I would like to bring to your attention (if not already the case) the plugin called Transposh, created by the team of the same name.

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The implementation of this application is very simple (and simplicity is the motto of users of WordPress). After the immediate installation, you can find the plugin under “Settings” from the administrative panel of your website.

When you select the application, you get to the window below: (more…)

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How to synchronize Twitter to FeedBurner

February 25th, 2010 Administrator Frelia

FeedBurner is a service management RSS bought by Google in 2007. It must be one of the best management tools and not for nothing that he has become the perfect companion for all bloggers. With many options (that we do certainly not enough) who are his strength, he is back today with a new feature: synchronization of your FeedBurner account with that of Twitter …
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As usual with Google, the development is simplistic. To begin, go to your FeedBurner account and then: (more…)

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6 WordPress Plugins For Twitter

February 17th, 2010 Administrator Frelia

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After you have met 6 plugins for Facebook, I told myself to do the same for Twitter was the logical continuation of things! Of course, there are too many plugins to be able to list them all in one article. Here are 6 WordPress plugins for Twitter …

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6 WordPress Plugins For Facebook

February 17th, 2010 Administrator Frelia

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I recently posed the question as to open a Facebook page for Around the Web. I started my research and I realized that many plugins exist to facilitate the integration of a WordPress blog to this immense social platform. I’ve obviously noted on my little secret notebook and you’ve made a list. Here are 6 WordPress plugins to enhance the presence of your blog on Facebook …

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