Let Visitors Email Your Blogger Post to Friends

Blogs are basically Internet diaries. A blog may contain articles, pictures, news or links to other Web sites. One way to make it simple for your blog visitors to share your blog posts with their friends is to add an email button to your blogger post. The steps below only take a minute to do.

Step1

First you need to log in to your Blogger Dashboard.

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Scroll down to the section titled "Blogs." This is a list of the blogs you have created.

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Click on "Change Settings" next to the blog you want to add the email option to.

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On the new page scroll down to "Show Email Post links."

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From the drop down list click on "Yes."

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Make sure you click on "Save Settings."

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You will need to "Republish" your blog to see the changes on your blog.

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Now when you view your blog at the bottom of each blogger post you will see posted by 'name', the time posted, number of comments and an icon (envelope) that visitors can click to email your blogger post to friends.

Get Paid To Blog - Paid Blogging Networks

How to Get Paid To Blog - Paid Blogging Networks

Instructions
Step Using Notepad... In Notepad or other text editor, make a list of 7 to 10 keywords that describe your blog site. Then, beneath this list, create and write a keyword-rich description of your blog. Save it! You're going to need to copy and paste this information on your applications to paid blogging networks. Trust me, this will save you a ton of time. Step2 Browse the following paid blogging network sites (direct links to these sites are found at the end under the Resources section):

PayPerPost.com
These folks pioneered the "get paid to blog" concept. Besides being the most popular paid blogging network, I've found that they always seem to have the most job opportunities available at any given time. PayPerPost pays bloggers anywhere from $5 to over $200 per completed and approved post.

Bloggerwave.com
Although Bloggerwave is a smaller paid blogging network and lists fewer open job opportunties, their site is super blogger-friendly and easy to to navigate. Bloggers here get paid a minimum of $10 for each completed and approved post. Bloggerwave also pays on time and like clock-work.

Smorty.com
You'll like Smorty because they pay from $6 to $100 for each post and they pay-out weekly. A great feature with Smorty is that bloggers are allowed to have multiple blogs so income earning potential is unlimited. The Pagerank of your blog along with a high Smorty smart score determines how much you can earn - up to $100 per post.

ReviewMe.com
Bloggers - get paid to review products and services on your site. You control what you review. You will be paid $20.00 to $200.00 for each completed review that you post on your site.

LoudLaunch.com
With LoudLaunch the amount you are paid per post is based on your blog ranking? LoudLaunch allows bloggers to be compensated for distributing our advertisers LoudLaunch press releases. Search through our advertisers latest press release campaigns, select campaigns aligned with your blog, post a Micro Press Release on your blog based on the advertisers campaign, and be compensated based on the exposure your blog can deliver.

Blogitive.com
Once you are approved to the Blogitive system, you are given access to opportunities from companies to post about their news releases. You are paid per posting. The standard amount is per post is $5. This may vary depending on the sponsor. You must have a PayPal account in order to get paid with Blogitive.

BloggingAds.com
BloggingAds is different. They supply the advertisers, the text and the money, all you have to do is post the ad on your blog. We are looking for bloggers to post one-time ads on their blog sites for money.

List continues below... Step3 SponsoredReviews.com
A Sponsored Review is an article you write for an advertiser. You review their products and services and then post the review on your blog. Each advertiser has his or her own requirements. Bloggers can earn anything from $10 to $500+ for each review.

BlogsVertise.com
Once approved, your blog goes into the assignment queue. The blogsvertise administrator then assigns writing tasks for what our advertisers want you to mention in your blog. The current payout rate for new accounts is $4 - $25 per entry.

PayU2Blog.com
If your blog meets our requirements then you can make money blogging in our system and you can count on Payu2blog to deliver that consistent steady income from advertising on your blog.

CreamAid.com
CREAMaid is a service that lets you meet other bloggers with similar interests, and make money while doing it. Anyone can start using CREAMaid by inserting a CREAMaid Conversation widget inside her post. When your post is selected, you will be able to instantly collect a royalty for your contribution (usually about $5).

Contextual.v7n.com
Do you own a blog? Blog publishers in the Contextual Links @ V7N Network make cash and get paid by PayPal for simply adding text links to their blog posts. Currently publishers make $10 per link.

LinkWorth.com
LinkWorth is a search engine marketing company that offers a variety of monetization options for bloggers. LinkWorth gives up to 70% of the revenue for its ads.

InBlogAds.com
If you have a blog, you can make money simply by reviewing other websites. You receive 60% of the sale price for each review.

DewittsMedia.com
Your blog must have a minimum Page Rank of 3 to be accepted. You get paid a flat fee of $10.00 per post.

LinkyLoveArmy.com
Your rate of pay to blog for this company is based on your Google's PageRank (from $5 to $16 per post).

PayMeToBlogAboutYou.com
The process is simple! Register, look for bloggers or advertisers, negotiate back and forth via the messaging system, strike a deal, BUZZ and compensate!

BlogChex.com
Migrate your existing blog or start a new one . Refer a friend and get 5% of what the friends blog site makes. Promote your blog and get paid.

Step4 Apply to as many of the above listed paid blogging network sites as possible. Why? Your blog may not be accepted or approved by some companies, so you're going to want to make sure that you're getting every opportunity possible to get paid to blog.

After applying, be patient. Some networks have a fast approval process, while others seem to take forever. I'm still waiting on some of these.

Step5 Write, blog and make money! Good Luck!

Get Three Free E-books for Bloggers

Whether you are an accomplished blogger aspiring to be a blogger, these books will be helpful. Learn to develop your craft to become a successful blogger. Here are three e-books for writers you can get for free.

Step1

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Step2

Blog Bash - Blog Bash, is an e-book with tips from 30 professional bloggers. They offer you great tips on how to blog successfully and give you the benefit of their experience.

Step3

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Become a Paid Blogger

Blogging is one of the easiest and most casual styles of writing on the net. It can be about anything of personal interest, a particular theme, or just random ramblings, and chances are that over time a dedicated audience will grow to bring in a paycheck for the hobby blogger. The best news of all is that there are blog sites who will pay per post, plus traffic bonuses, and no experience is necessary.

Instructions

Difficulty: Easy

Step1

Follow the link in the resource section of this article to start blogging at "Today." The organization is a linked network of blogs that are designed to give everyone a voice who wishes to be heard as well as a forum to communicate, trade blogging tips, and comment on fellow blogger's pages to increase traffic to your own.

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Use the template to customize the direction and style of the blog. "Today" provides this template for all users so that "Today" blogs will be recognized above and beyond the mass of existing blogs already available. This step will involve making a decision on a content theme so that viewers will know what to expect and have a reason to come back to view more posts. Keep in mind that the more popular a theme is, the more viewers the blog will attract, so go for a theme that seems interesting and will be fun to write about.

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Market your blog to increase the blogging paycheck. "Today" pays its bloggers by the post as well as by the amount of traffic the blog receives, so the amount paid can continually go up according to the amount of time spent marketing the blog. This is much easier than it sounds, and usually involves posting on other blogs with a link to your own blog, telling people about it in internet forums and chat rooms, and even emailing friends to see if they want to check it out.

Identify Anonymous Bloggers who Defame You

ANONYMITY: Who wrote that?
Anonymous free speech is a wonderful privilege protected under the US First Amendment.

However, malicious antagonists using anonymity to spread lies behind the cloak of anonymity are NOT protected by the First Amendment. 

The U.S Congress, in all its wisdom, enacted a law that effectively grants Federal immunity to blogsite owners, forums, ISPs, search engines and any online service that "re-publishes" the libel. Even if you demonstrate to the ISP's board of directors the falsity, they can ask you to leave and do nothing to remove it from their servers. 

A victim does not have many options, but here are a few tips that our team have used to help our clients.

Step1

Make sure you save regular copies of the offending-web page in case you need to demonstrate how long it was visible and any variations or changes. You can save the HTML file in most browsers by choosing FILE>>SAVE; using this method you can save all the associated files such as images etc.

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If the blog postings do not have the date/time stamp visible, you should note as accurately as possible the date it appeared. This may be needed for backyard blog site owners who may be subpoenaed. Many don't have good records or do not know how to read their logs.

Step3

Journal / log all instances of lost business or expressions of concern about your character by individuals as a result of the libelous anonymous blog posting.

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If you notice similar patterns of writing styles with different blogger pseudonyms, be sure to keep detailed records, notes and cross-references. Often one person pretends to be many in an attempt to give the appearances of a grass roots uprising against you. This is called "astroturfing"; if you do end up in court this helps in proving "malice" which in some jurisdictions adds a whole new level to the damages that may be awarded.

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You cannot prevail in court if you litigate against an ISP or blog site administrator (except if he/she is the actual author of the libel). In order to identify an anonymous blogger you will probably need to file a "Your Name vs. John or Jane Doe" civil suit in the appropriate jurisdiction. Identifying the best jurisdiction can be tricky as some ISPs such as Google will usually only honor a court order from their state (California).

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Once you have filed an action you will need to have the court issue a subpoena, or in some cases an actual order for production. Many ISPs will resist this so it is imperative that you are very, very careful, thorough and yet concise in the justification/explanation for the production requests. I have learned by trial and error and have perfected the task in so much as it is possible. You need to find a balance between the techno-speak for the ISP's records team and plain English so the Judge doesn't get lost.

Step7

Once you obtain the production/documents from the ISP you will probably need to request additional subpoenas for other ISPs as you track down the electronic foot prints of your antagonist. If you do everything just right, you will be able to positively identify all but the sneakiest of the cowardly minority that take pleasure in inflicting pain on us without a conscience.

remove NoFollow from blogger template

Many new bloggers do not realize that their blog is a NoFollow blog by default. That means that people leaving comments on your blog will not get any Google search engine credit when they leave a link with their comment. When your blog is NoFollow the Google search engine spiders ignore the outgoing links. What you want to do is make your

Step1

Log into your dashboard

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Click on the layout link

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Click on the template tab

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Click on the edit HTML tab

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Check the expand widgets box

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You now need to search for the NoFollow tag in your template. To make it easier for you hit the "Ctrl" key and the "F" key

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A dialog box will open up probably near the bottom of your screen. Type in nofollow

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You will run across:

rel='nofollow'

You need to delete this

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After deleting this you need to save your template

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You have now made your blog a DoFollow blog and your fellow bloggers will certainly appreciate it!

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On a side note here. You may run across another NoFollow tag for your backlinks. This is optional if you want to delete it. You have gotten the important one though already, the comments NoFollow tag.

Create a Backlink to a Blogger Blog Post

Blogger is one of many blogging Web sites that allows us to share our daily lives with the world from the comfort of our own homes. Friends use blogs to connect and stay connected, and to meet new people as well.

Step1

Highlight the address bar of the post that you want to create a backlink to. Hold down the CTRL key, then press C once to copy the address.

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Place your cursor in the area where you want to put the address, then hold down the CTRL key and press the V key once. Alternatively you can use the tag if u know html