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GDPR which stand for General Data Protection Regulation. It's data protection law in the EU, which comes into force from May 2018. In short, GDPR states if a website collects or stores personal data related to an EU (europe) citizen, we must comply with the following: Tell the user who you are, why you collect the data, and how long it wil…
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When visiting a secure web page (i.e., using HTTPS), our connection is encrypted with SSL . If the HTTPS page also includes content retrieved from a regular HTTP connection, the connection is only partially encrypted. This called a web page with mixed content. If our website delivers HTTPS pages, all active mixed content delivered via HTTP on th…
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Generally, secure web use encryption and authentication standards to protect the confidentiality of website transactions. Currently, the foremost commonly used protocol for internet security is TLS, or Transport Layer Security. This technology continues to be commonly referred to as SSL, or Secure Sockets Layer, a predecessor to TLS. Additionall…
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Setup custom domain for blogger its very easy, The first step is we will be adding the register domain name to our blog by login to BlogSpot dashboard, and head over to Settings > Basics and see an option which says Publishing >Blog address > + Setup a 3rd party URL for your blog:
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If we already have a custom domain, and we managed multiple blog, we can make subdomain for the other blog. As example our blog domain is www.example.com and we want to make subdomain for another blog like diary.example.com
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We have learned how to implement openGraph automatically and Twitter Card manually, so now we will make it dynamically. We already know about <b:include data = 'blog' name = ' all-head-content ' /> inclusion. Inside is include Basic Meta Tag and openGraph tag automaticaly into our blog, but not with the Twitter Card. In …
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To add Custom Widget that are not in the default Blogger gadget list, we can add it manually by the help of HTML / Javascript Gadget, and this is How.
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Have you ever shared a link on social media and noticed how that link automatically produces a rich snippet? This is when you see a big image pulled in along with the title and brief description of the page being shared. Well, these don’t happen by accident. This is the direct result of having proper meta data or “tags” added in the web page’s s…
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Meta Tags are one among the most basic components of SEO. It's a must knowledge for every blogger. They been a big part in search engine history. They were valued as an element in search engine rankings before – until people started abusing their use in getting on top of the SERPs. After that, Google opted meta tags out of the ranking fact…
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The parameter m=1 in the address of a browser https:// BLOG_NAME .blogspot.com/ ?m=1 indicates that someone is accessing our blog with a browser detected as mobile devices. A website can recognize them with an identity that we know as a User Agent (UA). Every browser is like an agent that will act as a bridge between the user and a website.�…
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HTTPS is key to web security; it protects the integrity and confidentiality of information sent between websites and visitors' browsers. If you wish visitors to access your blog over HTTPS, you can activate HTTPS and HTTPS redirect. There are three main benefits to using hypertext transfer protocolS rather than HTTP to access your blog: I…
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Hyper Text Transfer Protocol Secure (HTTPS) is the secure version of protocol, the protocol over which information is shipped between your browser and the web site that you just are connected to. The 'S' at the end of HTTPS stands for 'Secure'. It means that all communications between your browser and the web site are encrypted. …
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Web Robots (also known as Web Wanderers, Crawlers, or Spiders), are programs that traverse the Web automatically. Search engines such as Google, Bing, etc use them to index the web content, spammers use them to scan for email addresses, and they have many other uses.
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SERP (Search Engine Results Page) is a web page generated by the search engine as a response to a user request. In simple words, this is when we want to find some information and write the related keyword phrase and the search engine we use, gives a feedback in the form of a page with the results found. These results are those links with the d…
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If we have just made our lovely blog, you might be wondering how can our blog listed on search engines. We can get listed our blog on Google search for free if we help Google find our blog. To do that, you must know about Google Search Console (formerly known as Google Webmaster Tools).
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If you are using blogger based on old themes in mobile vew { m=1 }sometimes Number of Post displayed in our main page is wrong, not showing limited number of post as we set in Blog setting main page. Usually this happen if we set number of displayed post lower than 5 (five). Example: if we set only display 3 (three) post in main page, it will sh…
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