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Showing posts with label Wordpress Tips. Show all posts

[WordPress] Plugins To Make Your Blog Readers - Friendly


Plugins For Make Your Wordpress Blog Readers Friendly

Hello Readers..!! Here are a few plugins that will help you to build a more reader and user friendly blog. It involves plugins that will help you with simple stuff such as creating photo galleries and such, and plugins that will help you to have users engage with your website.

Also Check :  5 Tips To Make Your Blog Better

WPtouch

This is a plugin that helps to "make your WordPress blog a Phone Upgraded site". It fundamentally makes you "WordPress Journal" more reader friendly for people who are reading your blog from a mobile phone. It gives readers a different WordPress theme to match the web browser they are using, since Smartphone or tablet devices use different web browsers than desktop computers. It allows people a user-friendly data format to read your blog with.

Jetpack

This plugin will do things such as display your analytic data, (which is good), however it'll additionally assist you to do a few more fundamental user-friendly tasks. Things for example making photograph displays and helping you to spell check what you write.

WP Google Fonts

Good looking text and fonts are going to make your blog posts more engaging, easier to read (hopefully) and better looking. This plugin comes with lots of different fonts that you can test out on your WordPress blog. It also allows the blogger to set him or herself apart from all the other millions of WordPress users who are using the pre-programmed WordPress fonts.

Gravity Forms

This WordPress plugin will allow you to collect more data from your blog visitors. They will be able to fill out the forms that you create in order to tell you where you can make your website more reader friendly. You can post it on your web journal assuming that you wish to do more insidious tasks such as secretly (and illegally) compile a mailing list.

Disqus

This is a WordPress plugin for a comment system that you may install on your WordPress blog. You may add a comment function to your site pages so that people may engage with what you are actually writing. They may get involved with both the blog post and the other people who are commenting on it.

Also Check : Why Nobody Is Commenting On Your Blog - Blogging

WordPress SEO

Your blog is hardly user friendly if it can't be discovered. This plugin will help you to make your site or blog more search engine friendly. SEO (Search Engine Optimization) is all about making your website rank higher on the search engines, and this plugin can assist you to try and do that.

Also Check : SEO PowerSuite: A Great 4 in 1 SEO Tool You Should Check

W3 Total Cache

A good and healthy website or blog is one that runs quickly andtons swiftly. Such things are classified as the cornerstones of the reader friendly blog, and this plugin has the capacity to make your blog run up to ten times faster than it would do normally. It caches the data in your blog posts so that people may visit and revisit pages without have to load and re-load them again and again.

NextGEN Gallery

This WordPress plugin will allow you to add images to your blog in the form of a gallery. It has lots of flexible features that you can use in order to make your blog gallery more interesting, fancy, attractive or effective. you will even produce slideshows and watermark your images.

Social Toolbar

Allow people to get to know the blogger by having them follow you on Twitter or see your this could all be done via the social toolbar WordPress plugin. People will be able to access your profiles and will be able to share items across the social networks too. They themselves may share items across their own social media profiles, there by consequently promoting your blog.
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Steps On Migrating From Blogger To WordPress And Keep Your Traffic And SEO Intact


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Steps On Migrating From Blogger To WordPress And Keep Your Traffic And SEO Intact 


Shifting a blog site from "Blogger to WordPress" is easy however the goal is to "maintain the SEO" as well as the "traffic" of one's blog right after migration.

WordPress is much more impressive and easy to manage than Blogger so a lot of bloggers opt to move their blogs and forums from Blogger to WordPress after they created it on a cost-free web host offered by Blogger.

It is in some way a challenging undertaking to keep your "SEO and traffic" intact when moving your blog to WordPress. In this post, I will be sharing some tips on how to do just that.

In case you are not having a custom domain name on your Blogger, then the first thing you need to do is to create your personal domain for your WordPress site.

It should take approximately 2  to 3 days for all your listed posts to be transferred  from your .blogspot URL to your custom domain URL. As soon as your blogspot URLs vanish from the search engine results, begin the subsequent steps to transfer your Blogger site to WordPress.

Though Blogger sets an unchangeable 301 redirect afterwards but a Customized domain gives a much better user experience.

If you use your personal domain, then observe the following simple guidelines that won't only assist you in moving your blog site from Blogger to WordPress, but will even educate you on how to keep your SEO and traffic.

1. Buy your own hosting


To start with look for a good host and "buy a hosting" based on your needs and budget. Evaluate if your host has a nice track record on the market.

Usually "hosting companies" provide you with fake stats and miss the expectations of thei customers later on. Your blog site might be vulnerable to more down time on a poor hosting which can harm it in some measure.

So choose a "good web hosting plan" preferably a "Linux hosting" since "WordPress" has some known issues with Windows hosting.

2. Redirect Your Domain name to your new host

After you buy a new hosting for your blog site, redirect your domain name to your new host. To get it done, head to the domain user interface to make the essential adjustments in accordance with the information supplied by your host.

It may need a little while from a couple of minutes to 2 days until the adjustments and the re-direction to your new domain are worked out. Continue to check your domain status if it is already redirected.  Once your domain is rerouted see your web host user interface and set up WordPress on the root directory. After the installation of the WordPress.

Do The Following Steps:


  1. Log-in to your WordPress blog site, and remove the default post that is produced through the installation. Then click Tools and find Import.
  2. Within the next frame, select Blogger then set up the import plug-in when prompted, and after that select to perform the importing of files.
  3. Google is going to ask you to allow it access after you supply your sign in credentials. It is strongly recommended to remain signed-in in your Blogger on the very same browser before you begin the import procedure. Enable the access there. At this point you will notice a list of all your Blogger posts and blogs. Simply click the Import button and then wait until the completion of the import process. After that select set authors.
  4. After setting the authors for your posts, you must save the changes. You've now imported your Blogger posts successfully to your new WordPress blog.
  5. Next modify the permalink design so it will be a lot like your Blogger permalinks as WordPress employ a different permalink framework automatically. This step is crucial to keep SEO and traffic of your Blogger blog.
  6. Now click on save to save the changes.


You are now done! You've moved your "blog from Blogger to WordPress" and "keep your traffic and SEO intact".

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