So you have decide to create your first blog on Blogger. It has a simple and fine interface that takes care of many things for you. This is my suggestion to you for your first free essential must haves for your blog.
1. Feedburner - It generates an smart feed compatible with all feed readers for free like my feed. It allows you to put easy subscribe buttons for XML, Add to yahoo, Add to Newsgator, Add to MSN etc. Read about how their single feed policy can benefit you. It can give you a cool feed count chicklet button to show how many readers are using your feed to read your blog. It also gives you a headline animator which you can attach to your blog to display the recent 5 posts in a nice animated fashion. You can get an authentic Creative Common license, get a browser friendly RSS feed, Splice photos and links and more…
2. Haloscan - Trackback is an essential component of blogging these days. Unfortunately Blogger does not have trackback. Haloscan provides you with a seamless way to integrate free trackback in your blog by adding a small code. You can also integrate their comments component if you like to replace the Blogger comments. Read about Haloscan or Blogger comments. The benefits are that you can edit Haloscan comments, and open them in a pop up and keep them separate from your post (Blogger allows you to only delete comments and not edit them, also on the post page all comments will show whether you like it or not). The main disadvantage is it will not email you these comments (like Blogger) for free and it is difficult to track where these comments were made. Another major benefit is that it allows you to send pings and trackback to other sites when you mention about them in your posts.
3. Imageshack - Dont you want to fill your blog with images without hassles of registration. Imageshack provides an excellent interface to take care of your free image hosting needs. Maybe it is this the fastest way to host an image on the web. Allows lots of image format, hotlinking, transloading from other sites. Its a good idea to register to keep track of all your images in one place. It is much convenient than the proposed Hello and Picassa options…
****Blogger enabled hosting of images on its own webspace making it easier to host images in your posts. But you cannot manage or edit / delete your blogger images in any way
4. Technorati - Create and add a technorati profile. It allows you to claim your blog in this huge blogosphere. It allows you to put an excellent technorati search on your blog. The best part is that whenever someone mentions or links to any page of your blog, technorati knows and a search for your blog on technorati shows exactly how many sites link to which pages of your blog and when they were added with a small description. See why you need a technorati account.
5 - Sitemeter - Just takes 5 minutes to get a free tracker which gives you realtime site traffic statistics to check the quantity and quality of your site traffic with detailed referrer and geographic data. I have checked out several other tracking sites, but this one seems the best. Although you need to keep a counter visible (as a logo, visitor counter) and the statistics can be made private too. StatCounter gives much more detailed statistics and the counter is totally invisible and free totally till you start getting large traffic, when you need to pay. But the disadvantage is that both of these track the last 100 visitors only, while another free service Extreme Tracking tracks them all… but you statistics cannot be made private. More options I like are Google Analytics for deep traffic statistical analysis and it is hidden too.
6. Feedblitz - It quickly allows your blog visitors to subscribe by email to your new posts. They just have to enter their email. You decide which page opens after they press Subscribe. A quick confirmatory email to them and they get 1 email daily with all your new posts. You can decide if you want to send the full post or short posts with defined number of characters. Very good to keep your subscribers informed of new posts. It allows them to unsubscribe easily also.
7. My Blog Log - Tracks outgoing links to let you know where your traffic is going. The free limited version data is not in much detail, yet provides a good idea. You can also add a Top 5 Our Links module to your web site. Now they have a MyBlogLog community to get some extra site traffic too.
8 AudioBlogger- Audioblogger allows free unlimited audio posts from any phone to your Blogger blog. You call the number (Currently a US phone number), record a post, then your blog is updated with an audioblogger icon and a link to your recorded audio.
9. w.bloggar - It is a Post and Template editor, with several features and resources that the browser based blog editors do not offer. It enables users to have only one interface to several accounts hosted on several different sites, using different publishing systems. Helps to manage multiple blogs on Blogger very effectively.
10 Blogger Mobile - opens a new concept of Moblogging i.e. blogging by your mobile phone. When you send text or photos from your mobile device to go@blogger.com they’re automatically posted to your new blog page.
11. Blogexplosion - helps you get confirmed traffic to your blog. The principle is simple, you visit other peoples blogs and they visit yours. For every 2 blogs you visit, one visitor comes to you. This is very good if you are new blogger and have hardly any traffic. Definitely try the Rent a Blog advertising swap service.
12. Pingoat - Pinging lets dozens of blogging services know you’ve updated your site and increases traffic to your blog. Just enter your blog name and blog home page, check the blogging services you want to ping, just click ‘Submit Pings’ and in one click it pings all of them. Pingoat offers a wide variety of such services and is fast too. See many more one click pinging services.
13. Creative Commons - It offers a flexible range of protections and freedoms for authors and artists. They have built upon the “all rights reserved” of traditional copyright to create a voluntary “some rights reserved” copyright. They are nonprofit and all tools are free and useful to highlight the way in which you want others to use you content.
14. Google Adsense and Search - When you take all effort to write for a blog, why not optimize it to make some money. Let users search for good posts in your blog. And now it even helps to monetize you feeds.
I will be writing on Google Analytics in the Next Post.....
As you can see at the bottom of this blog, I have three columns in the footer section, followed by a wide section which I use to feature the main blog links. This style is fast becoming common in Web 2.0 style websites and blogs, and is quite easy to duplicate in Blogger templates. In this tutorial, I will explain how you can add these extra columns to your own Blogger blogs.
Adding extra columns to your footer section will provide more valuable space for blog widgets, and also contribute a modern "Web 2.0" appeal for your blog design.
There are only four main steps to this tutorial, and I'm sure you'll agree that the overall process is quite simple. I have taken into account that different blogs have different widths and styles, and so have designed a fluid solution which should work in any Blogger layouts template.
Creating the new columns
Here are the four steps needed to transform the footer section of your blog template:
Back up your existing blog template!
Before making any modifications to your blog template, it is essential that you make a back up of your existing template. Then if you make any mistakes, or decide you don't like the new look, you can easily revert back to this design.
To back up your existing template, go to Template>Edit HTML in your Blogger dashboard, and click on the "Download Full Template" link near the top of the page. You can then save your existing XML template file to your computer.
Move all existing widgets from the existing footer section
In the Layouts section of your Blogger dashboard, move all widgets which are present in your footer section into your sidebar (or other section) instead. This is only temporary, as you can move them back later once we have finished adding your new footer section. Most importantly, this ensures that you don't lose these widgets during the modification, and makes it much easier to complete.
Add extra code to your footer section.
Go to Template>Edit HTML in your Blogger dashboard, and do not check the "expand widget templates" box (this simplifies the process).
Now you need to find this section in your template:
<div id='footer-wrapper'>
<b:section class='footer' id='footer'/>
</div>
Please note that this particular section may be called something slightly different in your template, eg: "footer-wrap" or "footer". In the case of Rounders templates, you may notice that there are in fact two DIV sections around the footer section. In any case, all we need to change is the line highlighted in red.
Replace the entire line highlighted in red with the code below:
It is a good idea to save your template at this stage, before we add just one small section of code to style the new footer section and ensure that the widgets don't get pushed beneath each other when you add them later.
Adding style for the new footer section
Once again, open the Edit HTML section in your Blogger dashboard. This time, you need to find the closing "</b:skin>" tag, which is where the style section of your template ends.
Immediately before this line, add the following lines of code:
#footer-column-container {
clear:both;
}
.footer-column {
padding: 10px;
}
And save your template again. The style in these lines of code ensure that the footer column don't get too bunched up, or slide beneath each other in the layout of your template.
Now you have finished adding these new sections to your footer, go to the Layout section of your Blogger dashboard (Template>Layout), and you will see the three new column, plus a lower section which spans the width of all three column, to which you can now add new widgets!
I added a horizontal line to the footer section to ensure that there is a clear distinction between content in the footer columns and content in the wider section beneath. If you would like to change the color of this line, you can do so by replacing the hex color values in the line below (highlighted in red) with a different color:
<hr align='center' color='#5d5d54' width='90%'/>
If you are unsure of the hex value for the color you prefer, you can refer to the Color Calculator in the tools section of this site.
If you would prefer to remove the line altogether, simply delete the whole line.
I hope this tutorial enables you to customize your footer section with ease, so you can add more widgets and content to this area of your blog template.
The import and export features on Blogger give your content a whole new range of portability and freedom, allowing you to create copies of your own blogs as well as import them into other existing ones. Best of all-we've made this a very simple process!
Import as a New Blog
To import content as a brand new blog, click Create a Blog from your dashboard.
Then under Advanced Options, click the Import Blog Tool
Finally, choose the Blogger export file (.xml) from your hard drive and fill out the word verification. Click the Upload arrow and your new bog will be created instantly!
Import Into an Existing Blog
To import posts and comments into an already existing blog, start by clicking Import Blog from the existing blog's Settings | Basic tab.
Note: Your template will not be affected by the imported content.
Next, choose a Blogger export file (.xml) from your hard drive and fill out the word verification beneath. By default, all of your imported posts will remain unpublished until you publish them from your dashboard later. However, if you would rather have all posts published immediately, make sure to check the box next to Automatically publish all imported posts before you click Import Blog.
If you did not choose to have your posts publish automatically, you will need to manually publish them from the Posting | Edit Posts tab before they will appear on the web. You can either publish all the posts at once by clicking Publish all imported posts, or publish individual posts by selecting them and then clicking Publish Selected.
Exporting Your blog
To export your blog, simply click Export Blog from the Settings | Basic tab.
Finally, click the Export Blog button. You blog will be stored as a Blogger export file (.xml) file which can be kept as a backup on your hard drive or imported into another blog.
Note: Exported blogs are not deleted from your dashboard or Blogger.com
Ever wonder how much your blog is actually worth? Well, unlike cars there’s no blog blue book so the value of one’s blog can depend on many different factors.
I came across this cool blog calculator which is a quick and easy way to get a ballpark figure of what your blog may be worth if you ever decide to put it on the market. Not only will it calculate your approximate blog value, it will create a cool little widget you can add to the sidebar of your blog. Before you get too excited, remember that this calculator is only looking at things from one perspective.
How Does It Work?
The blog worth calculator measures your blog’s value based on the incoming and outgoing links according to Technorati’s data. It does not, however measure your brand, quality or amount of content, domain name age, traffic, revenue, or other important factors that can ultimately decide what your blog’s market value may be.
The buyer can also be a huge factor in determining the price. If Joe Blow wanted to buy my blog for a personal project, chances are he wouldn’t offer me much money. On the other hand, if an actual company with money in the bank was looking to get a jump on a competitor, they might be willing to pay you much more. That’s actually what happened in my case and I was pleasantly rewarded for selling one of my blogs last year.
After punching in my url, it told me this blog is worth $564.54. That’s a very nice valuation and I wish the market demanded that price but since my blog is only a few months old, I feel it’s inaccurate. I do, however have a high number of inbound links which is why the value is so high.
Go ahead and put in your website url to figure out how much your blog is worth. Post your results and website url below in the comments area as I’d be interested to see some other sites to compare against.
You have to admit, most free 3rd party Blogger templates that you download are a mess. You open up the xml file and it’s a long and ugly-looking beast of code spaghetti. If you’re like me, you prefer a nice and neat template (even though you’ll be the only one seeing it) and you’ll want to tidy it up.
Most of the code you don’t want to tinker with but the .css code (the part that styles your entire blog with images and colors) is where some people like to change font colors, sizes, or even just space it out properly so it’s important that it’s not only neatly organized, but also properly aligned.
More importantly, did you know the more lines of code your template has, the longer it takes to load in a browser? So your 1,500 lines of code in your newest Blogger template could really be much shorter in size, thus speeding up page load times for your visitors. The slower your site, the more likely a visitor will be deterred and not wait for it to load up.
So here’s a neat trick to optimize your template. I’ve started doing it with some of the newer templates now being hosted on eBlog Templates. You’ll want to do what’s called “commpress your css” into a much smaller format. There’s a site I use called CSSDrive that offers a free web-based CSS Compressor. All you do is select a few basic options like compression mode and comments handling and then paste in your css. The css is the code between the <b:skin> and </b:skin> tags.
Make sure you backup your template code before doing this! Some people might not like how the css looks after it’s compressed so it’s best to have a backup. You also might make a mistake and copy the wrong sections which could screw up your template code. Bottom-line, backup your template before doing this.
After you click on the “Compress-it!” button it will go through your .css code and shrinks it down. Essentially it removes unnecessary white spaces and better organizes each css element into one line. Here are the results for one of the Blogger templates I compressed.
My xml Blogger template was originally 1,286 lines of code and after the css compression was done, it dropped it down to 914. Now that’s not a huge difference (14%) and you probably won’t notice a difference when you load up your blog with the new code, but every little bit helps. Also, some template code might be messier than others so the size decrease could potentially be a lot more.
I also just ran the normal compression mode and wanted to keep my comments so if you go with the super compact mode and strip out all comments, you can compress it even further.
This tool can be used for WordPress blogs or any other websites actually. Most of the Blogger templates I come across are the ones in need of a code clean up, however. So if you’re ready to give CSS Compression a shot, check out CSS Drive’s free tool and compress away!
This is a pretty popular Blogger hack that lots of people need for their blog. Actually for this post, I referred to eblogtemplates.
With this hack, you can choose to display a select amount of text from the beginning of each post as a teaser instead of showing the entire post on the front page of your blog. Then when people want to read the rest of the post, they can click a “read more” link to see the full post. This is very handy if you have lots of long articles all on one page. (Note that you’ll need to have post pages enabled in order to make this feature work.)
Step #1 - Update Your Template Code
First you need to edit your existing code so I recommend copying and pasting it into notepad or any text editor. Also, it’s smart at this point to create a backup of your template just in case something goes wrong. Now do a search (CTRL + F) within the text editor for the following code post-header-line-1. This is the default code that Blogger includes but some custom templates remove or change this code so you might have trouble finding it. If you can’t locate this text then try searching for <data:post.body/> instead. Your template will for sure have this since it’s the tag that actually prints the body of your post.
Now depending on which code you were able to find will determine how easy the next steps will be. You might need to do some detective work first in order to get this working properly in your custom template. The idea is to get this new code into your template before the <data:post.body/> tag. Keep reading and hopefully the explanation will illustrate the concept clear enough so you are able to adapt this hack to your custom template.
Add the following code below the <div class=’post-header-line-1′/> and <div class=’post-header-line’> tags if you’ve got both.
<b:if cond='data:blog.pageType == "item"'>
<style>.fullpost{display:inline;}</style>
<p><data:post.body/></p>
<b:else/>
<style>.fullpost{display:none;}</style>
The result should look something like this:
If you don’t have the default <div class='post-header-line-1'/> tag then your result should look something like this instead. This is how it would be done in the MushBlue Blogger custom template:
Notice in both examples that the code in yellow and the <data:post.body/> tags are the same — it’s just tag above it that will differ based on the template you’re using.
Now let’s add one more bit of code which will actually create the “read more” link in your post. This code will go below the <data:post.body/> tag so copy the following and paste it in. Feel free to change the “Read more…” text to whatever you want the link to look like. Be careful not to delete any other code during this process.
<b:if cond='data:blog.pageType != "item"'><br />
<a expr:href='data:post.url'>Read more...</a>
</b:if>
</b:if>
Yes, there are supposed to be two </b:if> tags in the above code so don’t think it’ s a mistake. The result should look like this:
This code will be the same no matter what template you are using. Just make sure it goes below the <data:post.body/> as shown in the image above.
Now let’s look at what the final result should be. Here’s the updated code block you just worked on all put together:
Ok, you’re all done editing the template code. Paste it back into your Blogger html window and save it. If you get an error, you made a mistake. The most common mistake is to accidentally delete a > or < while pasting in the new code. If it saved successfully, it’s time to move onto the next step and modify a quick Blogger format setting.
Step #2 - Add a Class Tag in Your Default Post Template
For this step, you need to navigate in your Blogger account to “Settings” => “Formatting” and scroll all the way down to the bottom. It’s the last option called “Post Template”. You’re going to paste in the following code:
<span class="fullpost">
</span>
You’ll want to keep the spaces in there which will make sense later. After you save this, it will look like this:
Step #3 - Create a New Post
Ok, we’ve got everything all setup so it’s time to go and test it out. Hopefully you’ve got a new post in mind for your blog. If not, then we’ll just create a test post which you can later delete. When you click on the “Posting” tab, you’ll notice that the post text area is now pre-populated with the <span class=”fullpost”> and </span> tags. If not, then you didn’t save it properly so go back and re-read step #2.
So when writing your new post, anything you put above the <span class=”fullpost”> tag will be the teaser text. The main body of your post needs to go in between the <span class=”fullpost”> and </span> tags in order for the “read more…” link to work properly. See the screenshot below. Sometimes pictures illustrate better than words.
Now publish or preview your post to see the “read more” hack working on your blog. If it doesn’t show up for some reason, go back and run through the steps again. Most likely you pasted the code blocks in the wrong places. It’s difficult to troubleshoot these issues since each template can be unique so please make sure to double-check your template before asking for help in the comments section below.
Here’s the live post with the “read more…” link properly working based on the text I used above in the post text area.
Additional Info
If you want to go back and update your old posts with this new “read more…” feature you can. Just go back and edit each post manually. Essentially you’ll need to paste in the <span class=”fullpost”> and </span> tags breaking apart the post into two parts.
For some posts, you might not want to use this feature at all. If that’s the case, just delete the <span class=”fullpost”> and </span> tags from within your new post text area. Then your new post will show up entirely just like it used to before you implemented this hack. Enjoy!
Technorati has been of great use to bloggers while building their blog.
The Technorati Blog Reactions widget is very easy to install in Blogger powered blogs, so if you're interested in adding this link beneath your own blog posts, here is how this can be achieved.
Instructions to add Technorati Blog Reactions Widget
Go to Layout>Edit HTML in your Blogger dashboard, and check the "Expand Widget Templates" box.
Find the following line of code in your template (an easy method is to use the CTRL+F keyboard shortcut:
<p><data:post.body/></p>
Immediately after this line, copy and paste the following section of code:
<a expr:href='"http://technorati.com/search/" + data:post.url' rel='linkcount'>View blog reactions</a>
Finally, save your template!
Once you have installed this widget, Technorati will update each individual post featuring this widget to include the number of blog reactions. It may take a few moments to come into effect, so don't worry of you don't see the effects immediately!
Numbered page Navigation widget is very beautiful widget used by bloggers. As you know i have posted this widget before in my blog post.But the css layout of widget works different for some blogs and for some it don't. so i am posting another layout so as if first one doesn't work for some blogs this may work. If you haven't tried first layout try this page navigation widget first then try this one.
How to add this Page Navigation Menu Widget:
Login To Your Blogger And Then Click On Settings And Navigate To Layout Section.
Then Click On Add Page Element.
A new Window Will Open in Which Select Add Html/Javascript. It will ask For Javascript.
Now Click on the link below to download the code. Then, Open it using notepad and copy the contents. Paste the code into the widget box.
After Adding this Javascript you need to drag and drop the widget below the Blog Posts main widget. See this screen shot
In the above code you can find the below written word and can change its value from 5 to any you want.
1 : var pageCount = 5;
*where 5 is the the number of post that apppear in another page you will visit.
Google Friend Connect Social Media Launch-Working-Tutorial-Install:-New Social media google friend connect has been Launched by google and i would like to share about it with you on its working tutorial and how to install it in blogs especially as some may find it dificulty in doing so.
What is Google friend Connect:-Google Friend Connect means more people engaging more deeply with your website -- and with each other and grow traffic by adding social features to your site.Any website owner can add a snippet of code to his or her site and get social features up and running immediately without programming — picking and choosing from built-in functionality like user registration, invitations, members gallery, message posting, and reviews, as well as third-party applications built by the OpenSocial developer community. Visitors to any site using Google Friend Connect will be able to see, invite, and interact with new friends, or, using secure authorization APIs, with existing friends from social sites on the web, including Facebook, Google Talk, hi5, orkut, Plaxo, and more.
What Google says on new launch ? If you run a website and would like to add social features, you can now sign up for the wait list and learn more by visiting www.google.com/friendconnect. We're going to keep things pretty limited at first so we can gather feedback from site owners, developers, and users, but, in the weeks ahead, we'll be reaching out to more site owners and adding more social apps to the gallery.
How to install google friend connect in Wordpress Blog or website
2. Next You can easily find Set up a new site in their page click it.
You will redirected to below page click on continue link
3. Enter the site name and url and you will be directed to upload "rpc_relay" and "canvas" HTML files to your server.As in blogspot we can't upload it, so i will help you in doing in blogspot.
4. Download both the files.
5.Now open rpc_relay.html in notepad and copy its contents and start a new post in blogspot.
Now keep the title of post as rpc_relay and paste the contents you copied from rpc_relay notepad file in blog post and publish it.
6.Now again start new post and do the same for canvas.html file in by opening it in notepad copy its contents and paste them into new post with post title canvas and publish it.
*Errors*- While publishing the posts with title rpc-relay and cnvas you might encounter an error saying that you cant use the HTML tag, you have to check on stop executing tags and continue to publish it.
*Note*-Publish the two posts on old dates so that posts may not appear in your recent blog posts. Do it from post options i.e at the left of place where you write labels for your post in post editor.
7.Now after publishing continue to other page in google friend connect.
8. you will asked for test to finalize set up jus click it and contnue if you have published both posts succesfully.
9. Now add a members gadget to your site just go and customize your widget and generate html codes of it and paste it in your site.
There are many gadgets you can use in your site that falls in categories of members gadget and social gadget in sidebar of google frind connect page.
You can select any gadget you like customize and generate codes and paste it in your website.
After getting installed the google friend connect members widget check the below widget to make clear how this widget works on your site.
How Installed gadget on your blog or website works Video
You can check the Working of google friend connect by joining it placed in my blog sidebar.
Ok you've just launched your new blog so what do you do next? If you prepared for your launch correctly, you've written numerous articles in advance to post to your blog.
Is it time to sit back and watch the results of your pre-launch preparations? Absolutely not! To do this would only waste all your previous efforts. You are now in the initial stages of your new blog so your focus here will be TRAFFIC.Here are the top 10 things you'll need to do now that you've launched your blog:
1) Continue preparing blog post and focus on the content. You want to keep fresh content available for visitors to 'train' them to come back looking for more.
2) Start visiting other blogs and leave comments. When you comment be sure a link to your blog is in your signature file.
3) Reach out within your blogging community to build relationships with other bloggers. By networking like this you can pick up some tips, ideas and possibly some additional online traffic.
4) When referencing other blogs in your posts make sure to use trackbacks. These link you with the other blog and notify them you've just referenced them on your site.
5) Visit forums related to your niche and participate in their discussions. Again this will be a great source of information and a potential field of additional online traffic to your blog.
6) Write articles and post these to your blog. Once posted be sure to ping them, and then wait for 24 hours so that you can now submit them to article directories. Let your articles do 'double duty' for you.
7) And speaking of pinging make sure whenever you make a blog post that you ping it.
8) Participate at social sites where you can spread the word about your new blog.
9) Circulate press releases to announce your blog.
10) Most importantly continue to post on a FREQUENT basis. This is the lifeblood of your blog and the reason readers visit.
You've got a new blog with plenty to post about so now is the time to get noticed. By incorporating the above 10 activities into your ongoing blogging routine you'll be well on your way to attracting plenty of online traffic. Congratulations and may you experience much success with your blogging efforts!
How do I make a scrolling marquee? This is when words scroll from right to left across the page (or left to right or maybe even down!). This page is for those of you who use the Internet Explorer browser, the marquee tag does not work in any other browser. Copy and paste this code into your editor.
You can change the font type, color and size by adding the font tag before the marquee, just remember to close the font tag at the end of the marquee. Also, you can make any of your marquee messages a hyperlink by adding the <a href> tag before and after your message.
How do I make it change direction? If you want it to go in a different direction, just type in "right" instead of "left", or "up" and even "down" in your basic marquee code:
How do I change the marquee speed? You just need to add the scrollamount tag to your marquee tag like this:
Here is the complete tutorial on how to install blogger templates downloaded from this site..
1.First download the template and unzip the file using winrar or winzip. After extracting the file you will see a folder named Images(incase if you lost) and an xml file.
2.Now, sign in to Blogger dashboard and click on the layout.
3.Here is the important step, after uploading any new Blogger template, all of the previous widgets like your google adsense ads,text,profile,poll,etc etc will be lost. So, to avoid this to happen, in this step click on 'edit' on all the widgets and copy the codes into notepad,etc.
4.Next, click on the 'Edit html' tab
5.You'll see an option to download the current template, so do it!
6.Just below that,there's an option of uploading new template.So, use the Browse button and upload the downloaded xml file(which we discussed in step 1).
7.Now, a message appear saying that your widgets are about to be deleted.Click on the Confirm & Save (no problem doing this because we already copied the widget codes in Step 3).
Now you successfully installed the template :) Click on the 'Page elements' page now and add the codes that you copied in step3 using the 'Add a Page Element' option.
I'm Raj, College student, Blogger, Tech crazy. I live in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Ever wonder how much your blog is actually worth? Well, unlike cars there’s no blog blue book so the value of one’s blog can depend on many different factors.
