Tuesday, 9 July 2013
Sunday, 7 July 2013
How to Delete a Blogger / Blogspot Blog without Deactivating the Google Account
When i was a novice blogger, i created some blog which are not good for long term business and not preferred by Google. So i decided to delete those blogger / blogspot blogs after some time. At that i was not able to find the option to delete the blog. At that time i decided to delete all posts in that blog so that my blogger / google account is not harmed. But now bestrix.blogspot.com know the way to delete a blogger / blogspot blog without deactivating the Google account.
How to Delete a Blogger / Blogspot Blog
Its not a tough task to delete a blogger blog. You just need to go to the correct menu option to delete it. Usually we try to find it in the blogger dashboard, where list of all blogs appear. Previously i tried to find it here but got nothing. So i decided to check other options. Here is the direct method to delete a blogger blog.Steps to delete a blogger blog
- Go to Blogger dashboard.
- Go to the Settings of the blog that you want to delete.
- Now go to "Others" option in settings.
- Here you will find a link named "Delete Blog".
Once you delete the blog, it will show you an option to download all posts in that blog. so if you want to save the data in those posts, then you can do it. Else you can continue with deleting the blog.
The blogs deleted by you will remain in "Deleted Blogs" section of your blogger dashboard for 90 days. So if you want to recover that blog due to some reason then you can do it.
Saturday, 6 July 2013
AdWords external keywords research tool is going to be retired
This quick article shares an observation about the likelihood that Google's free Keywords Research Tool is being turned off.
Most SEO advice says that if SEO is important for your blog, then you should use a keyword research tool to find out the words and phrases that people are actually searching for, and then use these words (so-called "keywords") a lot, because they are most likely to get more visitors for your blog.
There are many tools that can be used to look for keywords, but Google's own keywords research tool is often recommended: it's free, and no one knows more about key-words than Google does.
The tool is provided as part of the AdWords product (ref AdSense vs AdWords what's the difference).
Usually, you need to sign in to an AdWords account to use their tools. An AdWords account may be based on your usual Google account, but because it can be used to buy advertising, Google ask you to put a small amount of money into it, so you can use it to pay for advertising campaigns immediately. (They don't charge you immediately, they just want your account to have a positive balance, so it's able to be used.)
However their Search-based Keywords tool (announced back in 2009) and it's upgraded version, the Keywords-tool ( http://www.adwords.google.com/keywordtool or https://adwords.google.com/select/KeywordToolExternal - both which currently re-direct to https://adwords.google.com/o/Targeting/Explorer?__c=1000000000&__u=1000000000&ideaRequestType=KEYWORD_IDEAS ) have been available without logging in, provided you complete a simple captcha-text .
Today, though, I've noticed this announcement at the top of the page:
I cannot see any announcements about this in the AdWords blog. But this actually has very little information about the keywords tool anyway, most of what is there dates from 2008/09, and they haven't used "keyword" as a label for their posts.
Google aren't in the habit of putting up notices like that which are wrong, so my guess is that, sooner or later, this tool is going to be removed, and their only keywords-research option will be the Keyword Planner, which isn't free .
So maybe it's time to start finding a new favourite free keyword research tool. Some reviews to get started with:
Or maybe bloggers should just forget about keyword research, and focus SEO-basics, and then on writing good quality, natural-language, unique content.
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There are many tools that can be used to look for keywords, but Google's own keywords research tool is often recommended: it's free, and no one knows more about key-words than Google does.
The tool is provided as part of the AdWords product (ref AdSense vs AdWords what's the difference).
Usually, you need to sign in to an AdWords account to use their tools. An AdWords account may be based on your usual Google account, but because it can be used to buy advertising, Google ask you to put a small amount of money into it, so you can use it to pay for advertising campaigns immediately. (They don't charge you immediately, they just want your account to have a positive balance, so it's able to be used.)
However their Search-based Keywords tool (announced back in 2009) and it's upgraded version, the Keywords-tool ( http://www.adwords.google.com/keywordtool or https://adwords.google.com/select/KeywordToolExternal - both which currently re-direct to https://adwords.google.com/o/Targeting/Explorer?__c=1000000000&__u=1000000000&ideaRequestType=KEYWORD_IDEAS ) have been available without logging in, provided you complete a simple captcha-text .
Today, though, I've noticed this announcement at the top of the page:
In the coming months, the external Keyword Tool will no longer be available. To get keyword ideas, sign in to your AdWords account and try Keyword Planner.
I cannot see any announcements about this in the AdWords blog. But this actually has very little information about the keywords tool anyway, most of what is there dates from 2008/09, and they haven't used "keyword" as a label for their posts.
Google aren't in the habit of putting up notices like that which are wrong, so my guess is that, sooner or later, this tool is going to be removed, and their only keywords-research option will be the Keyword Planner, which isn't free .
So maybe it's time to start finding a new favourite free keyword research tool. Some reviews to get started with:
Or maybe bloggers should just forget about keyword research, and focus SEO-basics, and then on writing good quality, natural-language, unique content.
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Thursday, 4 July 2013
Top 5 Best Web Browsers for Android in 2013
Tired of using the default web browser on your android phone? Well, my friend, it’s time for an upgrade! There are a good number of web browsers available for Android, but which is the web browser for your android device? In this post, I am going to list download 5 best web browsers for android which will make your web browsing faster and more comfortable.
Chrome Browser – Google
Google Chrome is the best and most reliable web browsers for desktop, my favorite. And Google Chrome for android is one of the most powerful web browsers for android. It has various powerful features like fast searching and navigates fast, sync function etc. which will customize your chrome experience. It lets you take the bookmarks and saved passwords from your desktop Chrome to mobile Chrome.
Opera Mini web browser
Opera Mini is another best web browser for the Android platform. Opera Mini uses Opera's servers to compress Web pages so they load faster. You also save money on data charges since it uses as little as a tenth of the data of normal browsers. It has one great feature called Smart Page. It gives you instant updates from your social networks, along with the latest news, entertainment, and sports.
Firefox Browser for Android
The official Mozilla Firefox android browser is fast, easy to use, & customizable, with the latest security and privacy features to help you stay safe on the internet. Main features:
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Fast— Access, browse, and search the web at blazing speeds
Smart— Keep your favorite sites and mobile videos at your fingertips with smart searching, easy-to-use tabs, and desktop-to-mobile Sync features
Safe— Make sure your Android web browser stays safe & private with extensive security settings, add-ons, and features like Do Not Track
Dolphin Browser
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Dolphin makes mobile browsing easy, adapting to the way you want to browse with a personalized home screen, voice and gesture control, customizable settings and sharing features. Some of the important features which make this browser different from the rest are: Webzine (Fast Web page loading, with no ads), Speed dial, sidebars and interesting add-ons.
UC Browser for Android
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UC Browser for Android provides you fast and smooth Web surfing experience. It's a totally free app. Adaptable configuration helps you adjust your way of browsing under different network connections, allowing you to reduce data costs and speed up page loading with compression.
There you have it: your picks for the five best web browsers available for Android. Now it's time to decide which one is the best overall.
Chrome Browser – Google
Opera Mini web browser
Firefox Browser for Android
The official Mozilla Firefox android browser is fast, easy to use, & customizable, with the latest security and privacy features to help you stay safe on the internet. Main features:
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Smart— Keep your favorite sites and mobile videos at your fingertips with smart searching, easy-to-use tabs, and desktop-to-mobile Sync features
Safe— Make sure your Android web browser stays safe & private with extensive security settings, add-ons, and features like Do Not Track
Dolphin Browser
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UC Browser for Android
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There you have it: your picks for the five best web browsers available for Android. Now it's time to decide which one is the best overall.
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