6 Reasons Why Your Visitors Don’t Come Back

It is not an easy life as blogger because you have to work extremely hard in order to bring visitors to your blog. But what happens if those visitors exit and never come back? Or I should ask why will that happen? I’m sure you also want to know why no one comes back to your blog so here it is.

Less Updates

Readers want content and content on regular basis in highest quality possible. They arrive at your blog with a hope of seeing something new and after they see the same post few times, they finally decide to never come back because they get the feeling that you are not serious about the topic.

So you should try to update your blog at least twice a week.

Horrible Design

Do you want your readers to make you a lot of money?

Then do anything and everything in the world to make them happy.

But one thing that makes your readers extremely mad is poor design that hurts the eyes of your readers.

 If your blog’s design is not professional, get ready for two bombs.

(1) High bounce rate.

(2) No returning visitors.

Difficult Domain Name

Easy and memorable domain name is the key to get plenty of returning visitors.  Sometimes there are very difficult names both by the word selection and their length as well. If a reader doesn't even remember the domain name, how do you expect him/her to ever come back?

When going to purchase a domain, make sure that domain name is small but show too what your website is all about in the name.

Poor Quality Content

As I said above , readers want content to be in the highest quality possible and if a blog fails to deliver high quality content, readers will surely try to find the alternative and after they have found the alternatives, there is no purpose for them to come back and see your blog.

Is there any?

Nothing Unique

In order to get returning visitors, you need to put a long lasting impression on the minds of reader and you can do that by adding something unique and different from rest of other bloggers.

Always try to use 100% genuine content. That can be your logo, your header or even your writing tone.

Too many Ads

Visitors hate those websites having number of Ads in the page. I too, close the website immediately when see large number of ads in website. What they want to get from the blog is content but when they see a large number of ads in the website, they close the tab immediately and go back to google to go for the next search result.

Yeah! That’s what which happens to me too a lot of time.

Have I miss any point? Let us know in the comments section.

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Add Responsive Sitemap Page with Label Tabs to Blogger

How to add responsive sitemap page in blogger blog.?

Sitemap:

Sitemap is a map marked with the address of every page on your blog to lead search engine crawlers as well as visitors to where and what they are looking for.

By placing all the URLs on your blog at one place, the visitor can quickly find specific content he wants to read and search engine crawlers can easily index all the pages in your blog.

Today I will show you how to add responsive sitemap page into your blogger blog. Here i selected two sitemap pages of different styles. you can install of your choice.

1-Responsive sitemap page with label tabs:

Screen shot

Demo Click here

This is responsive sitemap page for blogger. Please follow the given steps

1-Create a new page your blog:

• Sign in to Blogger. Select the blog to update. In the left menu, Pages.
• Click New Page and Editing menu for new page will appear.
• Please make sure on page setting as same as show in above picture.

In next step you will have to install HTML,CSS, JavaScript codes for sitemap page. 

2-Adding codes:

Copy below CSS,HTML and JavaScript code and past in html editor.

<div id="tabbed-toc"> <span class="loading">Loading, please wait for a moment...</span></div> <script type="text/javascript"> var tabbedTOC = { blogUrl: "http://wikiblogism.blogspot.com", // Enter your blog URL containerId: "tabbed-toc", // Container ID activeTab: 1, // The default active tab index (default: the first tab) showDates: false, // `true` to show the post date showSummaries: false, // `true` to show the posts summaries numChars: 200, // Number of summary chars showThumbnails: false, // `true` to show the posts thumbnails (Not recommended) thumbSize: 40, // Default thumbnail size noThumb: "", // A "no thumbnail" URL monthNames: [ // Array of month names "January", "February", "March", "April", "May", "June", "July", "August", "September", "October", "November", "December" ], newTabLink: true, // Open link in new window. `false` to open in same window maxResults: 99999, // Maximum post results preload: 0, // Load the feed after 0 seconds (option => time in milliseconds || "onload") sortAlphabetically: true, // `false` to sort posts by published date showNew: 7, // `false` to hide the "New!" mark in most recent posts or //define how many recent posts are to be marked by changing the number newText: " - <em style='color: white;padding: 1px 5px;border-radius: 20px;background-color: #F00;'>New!</em>" // HTML/CSS for //the "New!" text }; </script> <script src="https://googledrive.com/host/0B_PLgWpOK_wTazVMekZ3TTBiY2M/" type="text/javascript"></script> <style> /*Sitemap */ #tabbed-toc { width: 99%; margin: 0 auto; overflow: hidden !important; position: relative; color: #222; border: 0; border-top: 5px solid #ffb700; background-color: #1D1D1D; -webkit-transition: all 0.4s ease-in-out; } #tabbed-toc .loading { display:block; padding:5px 15px; font:normal bold 11px Arial,Sans-Serif; color:#FFF; } #tabbed-toc ul, #tabbed-toc ol, #tabbed-toc li { margin:0; padding:0; list-style:none; } #tabbed-toc .toc-tabs { width: 24.8%; float: left !important; } #tabbed-toc .toc-tabs li a { display:block; font:normal bold 10px/28px Arial,Sans-Serif; height:35px; overflow:hidden; text-overflow:ellipsis; color:#ccc; text-transform:uppercase; text-decoration:none; padding:0 12px; cursor:pointer; -webkit-transition: all 0.3s ease-in-out; } #tabbed-toc .toc-tabs li a:hover { background-color: #515050; color: #FFF; } #tabbed-toc .toc-tabs li a.active-tab { background-color: #ffb700; color: #222; position: relative; z-index: 5; margin: 0 -2px 0 0; } #tabbed-toc .toc-content, #tabbed-toc .divider-layer { width: 75%; float: right !important; background-color: #F5F5F5; border-left: 5px solid ##ffb700; -webkit-box-sizing: border-box; -moz-box-sizing: border-box; box-sizing: border-box; -webkit-transition: all 0.3s ease-in-out; } #tabbed-toc .divider-layer { float:none; display:block; position:absolute; top:0; right:0; bottom:0; } #tabbed-toc .panel { position:relative; z-index:5; font:normal normal 13px Roboto,Sans-Serif; } #tabbed-toc .panel li a { display: block; position: relative; font-weight: bold; font-size: 11px; color: #222; line-height: 2.8em; height: 35px; padding: 0 10px; text-decoration: none; outline: none; overflow: hidden; -webkit-transition: all 0.3s ease-in-out; } #tabbed-toc .panel li time { display:block; font-style:italic; font-weight:400; font-size:12px; color:#666; float:right; } #tabbed-toc .panel li .summary { display:block; padding:10px 12px; font-style:italic; border-bottom:4px solid #275827; overflow:hidden; } #tabbed-toc .panel li .summary img.thumbnail { float:left; display:block; margin:0 8px 0 0; padding:4px; width:72px; height:72px; border:1px solid #dcdcdc; background-color:#fafafa; } #tabbed-toc .panel li:nth-child(even) { background-color: #DBDBDB; font-size: 10px; } #tabbed-toc .panel li a:hover, #tabbed-toc .panel li a:focus, #tabbed-toc .panel li a:hover time, #tabbed-toc .panel li.bold a { background-color:#222; color:#FFF; outline:none; -webkit-transition: all 0.3s ease-in-out; } #tabbed-toc .panel li.bold a:hover, #tabbed-toc .panel li.bold a:hover time { background-color:#222; } @media (max-width:700px) { #tabbed-toc { background-color:#fff; border:0 solid #888; } #tabbed-toc .toc-tabs, #tabbed-toc .toc-content { overflow:hidden; width:auto; float:none !important; display:block; } #tabbed-toc .toc-tabs li { display:inline; float:left !important; } #tabbed-toc .toc-tabs li a, #tabbed-toc .toc-tabs li a.active-tab { background-color:#222; color:#ccc; } #tabbed-toc .toc-tabs li a.active-tab { color:#000; } #tabbed-toc .toc-content { border:none; } #tabbed-toc .divider-layer, #tabbed-toc .panel li time { display:none; } } </style>

Customization: 

1. To change the text when sitemap is loading,replace this "Loading, please wait for a moment..." with your text. 
2. Replace the http://wikiblogism.blogspot.com with your website url. 
3. To change the color theme to match with your template,replace FF3333 with your hex color value.

I hope you liked Responsive Sitemap Page. Please don't forget to share with your friends. Thanks

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Understanding Search-Blogger SEO Tips 2015

I got questions from visitor’s everyday about how to improve search engines rankings. While Google has rolled out updates on how to rank better, in essence, it all boils down to producing a well-made, mobile-friendly, content-rich website. Google tries to provide the most relevant search results to their customer—the searcher. Your site needs to focus on providing the best experience for your customers. And Google will reward that.

Before we get too far into the how and whys of search engine optimization, let’s talk about the basics of search. Search engines, like Google and Bing, use programs called spiders to work their way through the entire Internet. They crawl all the pages available to them and store a very basic version of that page in their database. Then they create what’s called an “index” of all the pages that they can crawl with their spiders. As part of this process, they look at the words or word phrases on each page. So when you search for something in Google using a word or word phrase, the search engine uses a program to rank the stored pages and display the page that best matches what you searched for.

Now that the basics are out of the way, we can look at how this applies to your website. Anyone using a search engine is trying to solve a problem or fulfill a need. Your website may be the answer they’re looking for, but how will one of your pages stand out from all the others on the Internet? It’s all about content.

Content is King!

What is your web page about? Why does it exist? Customer-focused content creation is the key to driving web traffic to your site. Google is trying to help the person who is searching (your customer) find what they need. You need to focus one page around one specific keyword or keyword phrase in order to rank well. This requires you to think about what your customer will be searching for to find this page.

Your Target Audience and Action

You need to know your target audience and what motivates them in order to build compelling, customer-driven content. Once you have the customer engaged in the content, you need clear action steps that the customer can follow to complete their task.

Keywords and Key Phrases

The relevance of the search result is based on many different factors, but keywords and key phrases on the web page are most important. Every use of the keyword in the page content adds weight to the total relevance score of your web page.

Place your primary keywords first whenever possible in:

·         The domain name or the page URL

·         The page title (what you see in the tab of the web browser)

·         Headers, both main and secondary in the content

·         Paragraphs

·         Links

·         Image names

But don’t force the keywords; work them in naturally. Once again, this is a page that your customers want to find, so write with them in mind.

Rule of Twos

The first two words, two sentences, two paragraphs, two headlines, and two links are the most important.

·         Search engines place weight on keywords and other content according to their prominence and position on a page.

·         We need to consciously evaluate our keyword placement to follow the rule of twos.

·         Always place the main keywords first whenever possible in a sentence, paragraph, bullets, links, or other content.

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