How to SEO My Blogs

Blogger: Sitemaps Wrongly Sorted & Causes Indexing Delay Blogger has updated sitemap.xml file to host over 3000 links but the nested pages are wrongly sorted which causes indexing delay. Around Feb, 2015 we announced that blogger creates a dynamic sitemap.xml file for all blogspot blogs and you don't need to submit your RSS or Atom Feed links to Google Search Console  anymore. Later we discovered that this sitemap file  created only 20 nested pages  where each nested page  linked 150 blog posts  so in total this sitemap would submit only 3000 posts to search engines. For blogs which had more than 3000 posts published this was a problem. To counter this issue we introduced  Blogger Sitemap Generator tool  that helped you to create remaining sitemap.xml nested pages. Just this week blogger has fixed this issue permanently and now blogspot sitemap.xml file will dynamically create nested pages for all your blog posts inside the sitemap index. Which means whether you

Why Blogspot Gives Two Description Fields To Edit? Blogger settings allow users to change the description of the blog twice. Once under "Basic" option and next under "Search Preferences". Blogger dashboard settings allow users to change the description of the blog twice once under the " Basic " option and next under " Search Preferences > Meta Tags " option. Blogspot users often find it confusing to understand the purpose behind each of these description boxes. We will discuss in detail the basic difference between each of these description boxes. Purpose of Blog Description Field Under "Basic" Option You can edit this description of the blog by going to  Blogger  >  Settings  >  Basic  :  Basic . Description under  Basic  option is your  front-end description  of the blog that is shown as  text  under your Blog Title inside the Header section. You can call it as your  blog   punch line ,  blog slogan or a   br

Blogger Introduced Sitemaps For "Static Pages" Blogger introduced sitemaps for static pages which contains the list of all pages published. Submit this sitemap to Google. Blogger blogs have a  sitemap.xml  file which contains link-list of all " Posts " published by a user. But what it lacked was the list of " Static pages " which this sitemap file did not include. These pages also don't appear in the sitemap generated at atom.xml or rss.xml and there is no way to publish a file on blogger. Just recently I observed that blogger now auto generates a separate dynamic sitemap for blog pages which contains list of all static pages published so far. The sitemap for blogspot static pages is located at   /sitemap-pages.xml . You can now easily submit your pages to search engines to properly get them crawled and indexed. Where is your Static Pages Sitemap Located? You can access your pages sitemap by typing the following URL in your browser'

10 Killer SEO Tips To Make Your "Wix Website" SEO friendly Make Wix websites SEO friendly by following these 10 important Wix SEO Settings and best SEO practices for Wix. We have discussed a lot about BlogSpot and WordPress blogging platforms for the past 8 years but never did we expect that these two platforms could have a third rising competitor called  "Wix"  that is dramatically becoming a leading cloud-based website development platform to over 90 million users worldwide. It is currently the most popular drag and drop website building platform with HTML5 capabilities offering 15 different template categories. Whether you wish to create a free mobile responsive blog, online store or business site, it honestly makes every technical detail look like a piece of cake. Back in 2008 when I started my online career, I would often see people creating professional websites using Wix within seconds without having any technical skills or knowledge about codin

How To Delete Bad Quality Posts In Blogger Without Effecting Blog SEO? Have you got some old content on your site that is 'bad quality', or is no longer useful/relevant? It's a bad idea to simply delete such content. Here are some techniques to handle obsolete content on your blog Managing a blog with hundreds and thousands of pages and blog posts can be a tedious job. Not everything ages with your blog - some things expire. News updates become old, comparisons become obsolete, tutorials no longer remain relevant, and so on. You might have, over time, accumulated some  'bad quality' posts  that are effecting your site's ranking or user-experience. So what should you do about such obsolete content? As you will find out, simply deleting the content in question will not suffice, and can lead to undesirable consequences. What makes a post 'bad'? As mentioned before, certain content remains relevant only for a limited period of time. For ex