How Do I Increase My Alexa Ranking?

After AdOnion’s Guaranteed SEO started there were many inquiries about our SEO program and one questions that have been asked quite a few times were would SEO help with my Alexa Ranking.

 

First we have to understand how Alexa’s ranking works, your Alexa Ranking this is taken straight out of Alexa’s website: “Alexa’s traffic rankings are based on the usage patterns of Alexa Toolbar users and data collected from other, diverse sources over a rolling 3 month period. A site’s ranking is based on a combined measure of reach and pageviews. Reach is determined by the number of unique Alexa users who visit a site on a given day. Pageviews are the total number of Alexa user URL requests for a site. However, multiple requests for the same URL on the same day by the same user are counted as a single pageview. The site with the highest combination of users and pageviews is ranked #1.” Source: Alexa.com

As you can see that Alexa Ranking is measured by the reach and pageviews therefore, in the long run once your SEO improved your Alexa Ranking will automatically improved. SEO helps you to improve your rankings on search engines as many of you already know and probably do it yourself, when you are doing research on the Internet most of the time your first destinations are search engines. A user generally reviews no more then 2 pages of search results therefore it is important to get listed on the first page of the search results in order to be viewed by users. Once your optimization is done you will ranked on the first page and generally will get a massive amount of traffic on a daily basis to your website, as Alexa’s ranking is measured by reach and pageviews your Alexa ranking will definitely improved.

 

In addition to SEO, another approach is to advertise online on a CPM basis using full page popunders. The reason is that when you advertise via full page popunders the users have already landed on your home page and if they find it interesting they will click on other links on your website to find out more. By starting a full page popunder campaign you are basically increasing your website’s reach and with interested users learning more about your website they are generally providing you with high pageviews.

Read More......

Scroll Bar for Blog Post Body

Adding Scrollbar to Blog Post body
once you are logged into Blogger account, go to Template -> Edit HTML and scroll to this code. Add the portion shown in red:-

 

Step 1 : Open your Blogger Account and Edit Html Under Layouts Tab;

Set 2 : Search for .post ( by browser Search) and Put the Red Portion in Curly Bracket. { }

 

.post { height:200px; overflow:auto; }

 

This will give you scrollbars to every post:-

Scrollbars within Blog Post
Sometimes, you may not want to have the scrollbars to all the [...]

This will give you scrollbars to every post:-

 

Scrollbars within Blog Post

 

This setting, scrollbars will automatically appear according to your need:-

Sometimes, you may not want to have the scrollbars to all the blog posts, but only for several paragraphs within a post. Assuming you are writing an article and you wish to enclose some long text within a scrollbox, you have to first define a class within the stylesheet.

For example, we can insert in the stylesheet this code to specify the maximum height and width of the scrollbox. Once the text overflows

 

Step 1 : Open your Blogger Account and Edit Html Under Layouts Tab;

Set 2 : Search for </b:link> by Browser search place the below code before it.

.scrollbox { height:100px; width:400px; overflow:auto; }

Step 3: Save the template.

 

Next, when you are writing a post, switch from the “Compose” mode to the “Edit HTML” mode and put the below code where your want to appear scrolling bar.

 

 

<div class=”scrollbox”>TEXT TO BE INCLUDED IN THE SCROLLBOX.</div>

 

You can continue typing the post by switching back to the “Compose” mode.

After you are done, when you publish your post, you will see that only the part of the text comprised with the tags will be in a scrollbox, like this:-

Read More......

Adding Background Image to Post Titles

Dcloud Of Dcblog brought this fantastic thing to us.By this we can put a Image Just behing the Post Title like on his blog.It’s Very Simple,the only thing is that you need to have a superb image to put on their.

You will have to just check hard for the codes to implement as different blogger have different type of coding.

To locate the code which controls the post titles go to your Layout Tab (located in your Customize window) and click the Edit HTML sub tab. The code you are searching for is “.post h6″ (it can be something else also,So try searching) which looks like this

 

 

Now to get the background image in there you have to add the code “background: url()” like this:

 

.post h6 { font-size:22px; color:#000000; font-weight:normal; border-top:1px dotted #000000; padding:4px 0 0 0; width:599px; no-repeat; background: url(http://www.yourserver.com/yourimage.gif) no-repeat; }

 

Now Check your blog the image might be partially visible only so add the height attribute(equivalent to the height of the image).

.post h6 { font-size:22px; color:#000000; font-weight:normal; border-top:1px dotted #000000; padding:4px 0 0 0; width:599px; no-repeat; background: url(http://www.yourserver.com/yourimage.gif) no-repeat; } height: 80px;

 

Now Checkout your blog,now you have to add/change the padding codes as you thinkl according to your blog to properly align the title within the image.

Read More......