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Maximize your online strategy and search performance

Published on 5.03.2015 Before we dive into our 4-week series on mobile-friendliness (http://goo.gl/oRlNqF), join us as we go over the basics of search performance and strategy. We'll review tips and tools to create your online strategy, measure your search performance, and choose the right partner to design and manage your mobile website.

How to add HTML or JavaScript code

Have you ever looked at your Blogger template and thought it looks a bit…Boring? But then you go to change your template and none of the available options seem to have the features you want. You scroll through Blogger’s list of extra features and widgets and still just can’t find what you need. You may find yourself wondering, “How do I make my blog stand out from the crowd and properly engaged the user?” Blogs are designed to be “clean” and provide a distraction-free reading service, but sometimes the specific purpose or mission of your blog demands something a bit more dynamic and interactive. However, building an entire website of your own from scratch to accomplish what you want would be impractical, or maybe impossible for you due to the amount of HTML , Javascript , and other coding languages involved. Luckily there is a kind of middle ground. Blogger allows you to create and add bits of HTML and Javascript to your Blogger blog, so that you can insert the kind of functions y...

Custom Blog Design for Your Blog on Blogger

Published on Jul 19, 2013 Today I'm continuing my ooper-newbies introduction to the world of blogging and specifically to the Blogger platform by exploring the Layout Menu Page. By: Martiel Beatty

Can I place multiple breadcrumbs on a page?

Published on 19.03.2014 Many of my items belong to multiple categories on my eCommerce site. Can I place multiple breadcrumbs on a page? Do they confuse Googlebot? Do you properly understand the logical site structure of my site? Tokyo, Japan

Is there an SEO disadvantage to using responsive design

Does a site leveraging responsive design "lose" any SEO benefit?

Customize comment box size easily and efficiently in Blogger

Blogger is a great blog site for bloggers that enables various valuable features and customizations. One of the most important features of a blog is the comment feature that enables you to get direct feedback from your readers. Blogger empowers you to add this essential comment feature to your blog site to receive and exhibit the valuable feedback from your visitors and readers. When you select the comment feature option that is the standard option, the default comment box will be displayed right below your posts. The size of the comment box, height and width , is also the default size set by Blogger . This can be disadvantageous to your blog site, especially to its appearance, as the default box maybe narrower than your post. Having said that, now you can easily change the comment box size on your blog site. You do not have to be an expert at coding or a pro with managing your backend. You just have to understand and follow the steps mentioned below