Blogger

You might have seen a number of quick edit links (small wrench-like icons) on your Blogger blog. They allows you to edit the blog post and widget (or gadget) settings directly from your blog web page.

Recent posts widget is one of the most useful widgets that you should add on your Blogger blog. By displaying the latest content to your visitors, you can increase your page views and user engagement. More page views will help you generate more revenue from your blog.

With over billions of active users, Facebook is one of the best social media platforms for bloggers to promote their blog content. You can easily target your audience on Facebook and get a good amount of traffic on your blog instantly.

There is no doubt in the fact that social media can drive a good amount of traffic on your blog almost instantly as compared to the search engines. However, you should have a huge followers base on social media in order to get some traffic.

You might have seen a couple of link and script tags in the source code of your blog. Some of these tags are added by Blogger itself to load the default JavaScript and CSS bundle widget files. You won’t find these tags in the template editor as they are automatically added to your blog.

A good blog is one which provides an ease for visitors to find the right content they are looking for. This is possible by adding a sitemap page on your blog. Sitemap is simply a list of web pages of a website that is accessible to both users and search engines.

There are so many good reasons why you should compress your blog images. One of the most important reasons is that it will reduce the overall size of your web page. Obviously, this will also speed up the page load time of your website and thus improves the user experience.

Did you also notice that when you upload images on Blogger, they become a little blurry? No matter how sharp your images really look, they will lose their quality once you upload them on Blogger. This happens because Blogger will automatically resize and compress your blog images.

As you may already know, you can set the limit for the number of posts you want to show on your homepage manually from the Blogger Posts Settings, but no such feature is available for label pages. Blogger shows around 10 posts on a label page by default.