Les nouveautés et Tutoriels de Votre Codeur | SEO | Création de site web | Création de logiciel

Loading...
Seo Master present to you:
By Scott Knaster, Google Code Blog Editor

Did you participate in Google I/O last week? Nearly 1 million people did, by attending in person in San Francisco, gathering at dozens of I/O Extended events around the world, or watching the live streamed keynotes and sessions on YouTube.


Google I/O pushed an enormous amount of information out into the world. Here on this blog, we did our part by publishing many posts about new Google announcements, along with a bunch of guest posts written by developers. Because there were so many posts last week, I figured you might have missed some, so I want to highlight a couple of them here.

In this post, Cameron Henneke writes about his experience developing GQueues Mobile, a task manager app. Cameron discusses the trade-offs developers have to think about when coding for mobile platforms. Should you develop in HTML or go native? What are the advantages to each? How will that choice affect development? What do your users really want? Cameron’s post contains a thorough and candid discussion of his decision-making process.

Another post describes a versatile new technology called near field communication (NFC) and how doubleTwist uses it to share information from one Android device to another. NFC provides a super-low overhead way for two devices to exchange a small amount of data, and doubleTwist’s post not only demonstrates a practical use of NFC in an app, but also provides a lot of sample code to show how they did it.


Finally, I was pretty busy during Google I/O and I didn’t get to see all the sessions I wanted. Luckily, it’s not too late for anybody to experience more of I/O by watching session videos on YouTube. For my weekend nerd fun, I plan to grab some popcorn and go here. When it’s time to take a break, I can even rock out with Jane's Addiction on the After Hours video. Party!

2013, By: Seo Master

seo Fridaygram 2013

Seo Master present to you:
Holding Pattern Blogger Template is a new blogger template,this template is design by NewBloggerThemes.If you have any Problem in your Website or Due to any Solid reason you want to shut down your Website for some days You Can Add this Template to your Blog,This template will help you to put an awesome message for the visitors and readers of your blog.The message can be any thing such as "we are working on the improvement of our Blog please visit later or We are Currently Working On Our Blog Design Please Visit Later.This template is adapted from Wordpress having One Column Layout along with fixed Width.
Holding Pattern Blogger Template


Features Of Holding Pattern Blogger Template
  • Fixed Width
  • Professional look
  • 1 Column Layout
  • No Sidebar
  • Simple
  • Adapted From WordPress
  • White
  • Fresh
  • Work With All type of Browsers.

Installation Of Holding Pattern Template

2013, By: Seo Master

seo Holding Pattern Blogger Template 2013

Seo Master present to you:
You must have noticed that Blogspot's domain has been redirecting to country specific domains. Google has taken this step to provide country specific redirection in order to maintain regional censorship. If a country prohibits the content of a blog, Google will stop servicing that content in that country. 



So what's the problem with redirection? 

Nothing if you don't care about your rankings, your ad campaigns and SEO practices. I am sure you do care about all these things. Here are some negative effects of your blogger domain redirection to country specific domain. 
  • Regarding Rankings: Most of ranking systems differentiate between .com and .in. If you go and find your alexa rank of your blog with .com and .in or .co.uk, they will all be different. Now what is happening is your effort to improve your ranking is distributed among different domains. 
  • SEO practices. So, your blogspot blog is hosted on .com, .co.uk, .co.uc, or .in domain? Isn't that a case of content duplicated?  And if you know a little about SEO, you must be aware that it will affect badly? Google says regarding the country specific redirection that it is trying that SEO practices remain unaffected but its only "trying". It is affected negatively. 
  • Ad campaigns. If you are with AdSense, its okay. But if you show ads of Media.net, where its compulsory to getting approved of each site to host ads, they will not count "clicks and impressions" for .in if you registered with .com. I personally contacted media.net representative about the problem, and what he said was, I have to manually submit all the domains. Now there are 100 countries from which I get traffic. Is it possible? They didn't get me to a solution. 
 Is there any solution? 
There is no problem without any solution. Personally, I have two of the best solution here. 
  • Get a custom domain. Custom domains are not redirected to country specific domains. Buy one for your blog. Its not so costly. Blogger provides domain in as less as 10$ for a year, and with other domain hosting services, its even lower. 
Not interested in buying a domain? Here is another solution. 
  • Go to Blogger dashboard > Template > Edit HTML. 
  • Back up your template in case something wrong happens.
  • Now search for the line <b:include data='blog' name='all-head-content'/>. Press Control + F and then search it. 
  • Just below the line paste these lines,: 
&lt;script type=&quot;text/javascript&quot;&gt;
var str= window.location.href.toString();
if ((str.indexOf('.com/'))=='-1') {
var str1=str.substring(str.lastIndexOf(&quot;.blogspot.&quot;));
if (str1.indexOf('/')=='-1') {
var str2=str1;
}
else {
var str2=str1.substring(0,str1.indexOf('/')+1);
}
window.location.href =window.location.href.toString().replace(str2,'.blogspot.com/ncr/');
}
&lt;/script&gt;
  •  Now, preview template to see if everything is okay. 
  • Save templates. The work is done. 
This javascript redirects country specific redirection back to .com domains. Although this will reduce site's loading speed, since there are two redirection, one from .com to country specific and then back to .com domain, but still its a good way if you really don't wanna go for a custom domain. 

mb.
2013, By: Seo Master

seo How to Prevent Blogger domain redirection. 2013

Powered by Blogger.
Design by Dev Nasser