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A better Blogger experience on the web

A Googler, Blogger Buzz – 9 months ago

Since 1999, millions of people have expressed themselves on Blogger. From detailed posts about almost every apple variety you could ever imagine to a blog dedicated to the art of blogging itself, the ability to easily share, publish and express oneself on the web is at the core of Blogger’s mission. As the web constantly evolves, we want to ensure anyone using Blogger has an easy and intuitive experience publishing their content to the web. That’s why we’ve been slowly introducing an improved web experience for Blogger. Give the fresh interface a spin by clicking “Try the New Blog...

An update on Google+ and Blogger

A Googler, Blogger Buzz – 2 years ago

Following the announcement of Google+ API deprecation scheduled for March 2019, a number of changes will be made to Blogger’s Google+ integration on 4 February 2019. *Google+ widgets:* Support for the “+1 Button”, “Google+ Followers” and “Google+ Badge” widgets in Layout will no longer be available. All instances of these widgets will be removed from all blogs. *+1 buttons:* The +1/G+ buttons and Google+ share links below blog posts and in the navigation bar will be removed. Please note that if you have a custom template that includes Google+ features, you may need to update ...

It’s spring cleaning time for Blogger

Blogger, Blogger Buzz – 2 years ago

To make room for some exciting updates coming soon to Blogger, we’re simplifying the platform to enhance the blogging experience for all of our users. Changes to existing features in Blogger *(rolling out over the next few months)*: - *Google+ Integrations:* Throughout the next few months, Blogger will transform Google+ widget integrations into HTML widgets to give you more flexibility in how you share and see your followers. - *OpenID:* Blogger previously allowed users to comment on blogs using an existing third party OpenID identity provider and has also acted as ...

Share your unique style with new Blogger themes

Blogger, Blogger Buzz – 3 years ago

If you’re one of the millions of people who uses Blogger to share your views on current affairs, teach the world how to make sushi, or just offer a peek into your day, then you know how important it is to be able to put your personal stamp on your blog. After all, your blog isn’t just a place you share, it’s a reflection of who you are and the impression you’d like to leave with your readers. To make it easier for you to express your unique style, we’ve created a new set of blog themes for you to choose from. Each theme comes in a variety of colors, is fully customizable, and can be...

A first few tweaks toward a better Blogger

A Googler, Blogger Buzz – 4 years ago

From New York to Jakarta, Blogger is one of the most popular ways to publish the things you’re passionate about. Still, we’ve heard that there’s more we can do to make the platform a better place to have your unique voice be heard. So we’ll be making some adjustments over time to bring you a faster, easier to use and more beautiful Blogger. To kick things off, we’ve taken a crack at simplifying Blogger’s dashboard so that it’s easier for you to get right to the tools you need. Now, whenever you open Blogger, you’ll be taken right to your blog with the most recent post, putting you o...

More custom template flexibility

A Googler, Blogger Buzz – 4 years ago

Last May, we added some expressions to our templating language to make it easier for you to customize your blog’s look and feel. These new expressions proved popular with those of you who enjoy advanced blogging tools, so we wanted to offer you even more flexibility. Starting today, we’re introducing a new set of operators, which we’re calling lambda expressions, that allow you to apply rules to whole sets of data (think posts, comments, or labels), rather than just individual instances. Let’s say you wanted to add a flower image to all posts with the label “Flower,” for example. ...

Keep your readers interested with the AdSense Guide to Audience Engagement

Unknown, Blogger Buzz – 4 years ago

Today, information is at our fingertips and we can access it from anywhere on any device. Just a few taps pull up millions of websites all competing for our attention. For bloggers, engaging with your audience has never been more important or more challenging. To help lay the foundation to a winning engagement strategy, the AdSense team created the AdSense Guide to Audience Engagement. Research shows that 29% of smartphone users will immediately switch to another site or app if it doesn’t satisfy their needs. To help keep your audience engaged, get your free copy of the AdSense...

Bringing HTTPS to all blogspot domain blogs

Unknown, Blogger Buzz – 4 years ago

*[Cross-posted from the Google Security Blog]* HTTPS is fundamental to internet security; it protects the integrity and confidentiality of data sent between websites and visitors' browsers. Last September, we began rolling out HTTPS support for blogspot domain blogs so you could try it out. Today, we’re launching another milestone: an HTTPS version for every blogspot domain blog. With this change, visitors can access any blogspot domain blog over an encrypted channel. The HTTPS indicator in the Chrome browserAs part of this launch, we're removing the HTTPS Availability setting. Even ...

An update to the Blogger post editor to help with mixed content

Unknown, Blogger Buzz – 4 years ago

Back in September, we announced that HTTPS support was coming to blogspot.com, making it possible for you to encrypt connections to your blog; since then, many of you have enabled HTTPS for your blogs. In some cases, not all of your blog’s functionality has worked over HTTPS due to mixed content errors often stemming from your template, gadgets, or blog post content. To help spot and fix some of these errors, we're releasing a mixed content warning tool that alerts you to possible mixed content issues in your posts, and gives you the option to fix them automatically before saving. ...

Best practices for reviewing products you've received for free

Unknown, Blogger Buzz – 4 years ago

*Editor's note: This post was cross posted from the Google Webmaster Central Blog.* As a form of online marketing, some companies today will send bloggers free products to review or give away in return for a mention in a blogpost. Whether you’re the company supplying the product or the blogger writing the post, below are a few best practices to ensure that this content is both useful to users and compliant with Google Webmaster Guidelines. 1. Use the nofollow tag where appropriate Links that pass PageRank in exchange for goods or services are against Google guidelines ...

An update on Google Friend Connect

Unknown, Blogger Buzz – 5 years ago

In 2011, we announced the retirement of Google Friend Connect for all non-Blogger sites. We made an exception for Blogger to give readers an easy way to follow blogs using a variety of accounts. Yet over time, we’ve seen that most people sign into Friend Connect with a Google Account. So, in an effort to streamline, in the next few weeks we’ll be making some changes that will eventually require readers to have a Google Account to sign into Friend Connect and follow blogs. As part of this plan, starting the week of January 11, we’ll remove the ability for people with Twitter, Yahoo...

Highlight the posts that matter the most

A Googler, Blogger Buzz – 5 years ago

As bloggers, we all know how important it is to post frequently in order to encourage readers to come back. Of course, the more you post, the more quickly your posts slip down into the archives, making it harder for your readers to discover everything you’ve posted that they might be interested in. To help make it easier to showcase the posts you want your readers to see, we’ve created a new gadget called Featured Post. With Featured Post, you can choose posts you’ve shared on your blog and highlight them wherever you’d like. Whether you’d like to re-share that delicious holiday r...

 

 

 

HTTPS support coming to Blogspot

Unknown, Blogger Buzz – 5 years ago

This morning we posted an update about Blogspot to Google’s Security Blog https://googleonlinesecurity.blogspot.com/2015/09/https-support-coming-to-blogspot.html. Since 2008, we've worked to encrypt the connections between our users and Google servers. Over the years we've announced that Search, Gmail, Drive, and many other products have encrypted connections by default, and most recently, we've made a similar announcement for our ads products. In this same vein, today we're expanding on the HTTPS Everywhere mission and beginning an initial rollout of HTTPS support for Blogspot. H...

Even more expansions to the Blogger template language

A Googler, Blogger Buzz – 5 years ago

Recently we introduced a new set of expressions to the Blogger templating language, designed to let you customize the HTML of each post and page on your blog. We’ve gotten great feedback on them, so we figured we'd offer even more. Now you can try out new tags, like: - b:elseif for a simpler multiple-case b:if branch. - b:switch and b:case for succinctly handling several possible cases of a variable. - b:eval for evaluation of more complex expressions involving data variables. - b:with for creating a nicer variable alias for a calculated value. An example of c...

Adding new expressions to Blogger templates

A Googler, Blogger Buzz – 5 years ago

Blogger's template engine is powered by a flexible editing language, consisting of a set of Widget Tags which use expressions to conditionally change the output HTML for each post and page on your blog. Using these expressions, you can customize the HTML output of your blog, to adjust the look and feel. You could, for example, show an image behind the header, but only on the homepage. Or add a flower icon, next to a post's title, if the post has the 'Flower' label. You can customize your blog's template under Settings > Template > Edit HTML. You can customize your template’s mark...

Custom domains for your blog made easy

Blogger, Blogger Buzz – 6 years ago

You invest a lot of time in your blog, making sure it fits your personal brand and style. And a big part of making it your own comes from what you call it and where it lives. Blogger has long let you host your blog on a custom domain, so that you can give it any URL you choose. To make that process even easier, starting today, we’re integrating Blogger directly with Google Domains, allowing you to purchase a custom domain for your blog right from Blogger with just a few clicks. If your blog is itching for a new home, you can grab one via Google Domains by popping open Blogger and he...

Making it easier to manage pages on your blog

Unknown, Blogger Buzz – 6 years ago

Adding pages to your blog can be a great way to organize content - like ‘About me’ or ‘Advertise’ sections. To make managing pages easier, we redesigned the ‘Pages’ tab in the Blogger dashboard to make it look and feel more like something you’re already familiar with: managing posts. *The new look for the pages list on each blog* With the new design, you can: - View important details about your pages like view count and comments - Manage multiple pages at once with new selection tools - Easily see whether pages are in draft, imported, or published states *The new look for ...

 

 

 

Earn money from your blog this holiday season

Unknown, Blogger Buzz – 7 years ago

The holiday season is here and retailers are spending more on online advertising to promote their products. Your blog has valuable space and you can earn some extra money by placing Google AdSense ads next to your content. If you don’t already have AdSense set up on your blog, visit the Earnings tab of your Blogger dashboard to give it a try. It’s free and only takes a moment to sign up. And if you’ve tried AdSense out in the past, head to your blog and give it a second look. It now has updated controls, so you can match the ads that appear to the style of your blog. Happy holida...

Automatically share your blog posts to Google+

Unknown, Blogger Buzz – 7 years ago

Notifying your followers that you've published a new blog post not only gets the conversation going, it encourages them to reshare your content with others. In this way it's critical for growing your blog's audience and engagement. But it takes time. And we want to give you that time back. Starting today you can automatically share your blog posts publicly to Google+ — as soon as you publish them, with no additional clicks. And of course: if you've enabled Google+ Comments, any replies on Google+ will also appear on your blog. Blog post Google+ postIf you've connected a Google+ page...

Expanding your audience with Google+: Kelly Saks' story

Blogger, Blogger Buzz – 7 years ago

From time to time, we like to highlight bloggers who successfully use Blogger and other Google products. Today we're featuring how Kelly Saks from Kelly's Kloset reached a wider audience with Blogger and Google+. *All about Kelly: * Kelly Saks, the blogger behind Kelly’s Kloset, is a fashion and beauty expert based in Miami, Florida. Kelly posts daily musings on outfits, beauty tips, and local happenings. She has successfully transformed blogging from hobby to career, landing styling gigs with brands like Bloomingdales, Swarovski, and Macy’s.

What do you want to do with your life?

What do you want to do with your life?

 It’s a question almost everyone asks themselves. It’s also a question I don’t believe you should bother asking in the first place.

“I don’t know what I want to do in life, all I know is that it isn’t this.”

That was the sentiment a friend reflected to me. She’s in her mid-twenties, smart, savvy and hard working. But she is still stuck working jobs that don’t hover much beyond minimum wage. Every year, she tells me, that she applies for Universities, but never goes through with it. Why? Because she can’t answer that question.

Passion Evolves

I worry a lot of people fall into the same trap. The trap of believing that they need to make big life decisions before they can start doing anything. The trap that you need to be born with a passion. And the lie that being able to combine your interests with a profession is easy.

When people ask me what I’m going to be doing in five or ten years, I usually tell them I’m going to be an entrepreneur. “Oh. What’s your business going to be?” I have reason to believe this internet business could be it. Between revenues and freelance work I’m expecting to make about ten thousand dollars this year. Concentrated effort for the next four or five years could definitely make this a livable income.

But I don’t usually say that. Because it isn’t the point. In all honesty, I have no idea where I am going to be in a decade. My track record shows that my passions have evolved considerably, even over the last couple years.

Ben Casnocha, the 19-year old CEO of Comcate, shows how his passion didn’t start with a flash of insight, in the book My Start Up Life:

“It didn’t start with a dream. It didn’t start with in a garage. It didn’t even start with an innovative epiphany, which are perhaps entrepreneurs’ most overplayed recollections.” He continues, relating the story of Jerry Kaplan’s epiphany moment in Kaplan’s book, Start Up. To which Ben adds, “I wish my epiphany were as primal. It wasn’t, and most aren’t.” [emphasis mine]

As Ben shares his story of being a teenage CEO, it becomes clear that his passion evolved. There were interests in entrepreneurship and making a difference. But from these interests, he made smaller steps, each building a passion. I don’t believe his journey ever started with deciding what he wanted to do with his life.

Replace Decision with Curiosity

Instead of making definite decisions about a career path, I believe you should get curious. Get curious about the way the world works. Notice your own interests and find small ways you can exercise passion in something. Even if you can’t find a way to make money off of it yet.

The bridge from passion to money-maker can’t be made hastily. Interests often get discarded because they cannot be immediately relayed into a source of income. And therefore aren’t as important as work that does.

Blogging is a great example. I know many bloggers who want to go pro. They want to take the interest they have and turn it into a passionate source of income. But blogging isn’t easy. Even the most rapid successes I’ve seen, took over a year before the author could claim blogging as more than a hobby. And those were due to writing talent, luck and an incredible amount of work.

Patience is a necessary ingredient in evolving a passion. But even more, you need to be open to other possibilities.

Interest to Income Isn’t a Straight Path

80% of new businesses fail in the first five years. But more interesting, is that of the 20% that succeeded, most didn’t do so in the way they had expected to.

Before setting up his immensely popular website, Steve Pavlina believed he would make most his revenue through products and workshops. But close to five years later, he makes all of it from advertising and affiliate sales. A revenue prospect he downplayed when making his business plan.

Similarly, I don’t believe that most people’s passions follow a straight path. Scott Adams began with a degree in economics and a position in a bank and now he is the successful cartoonist who created Dilbert.

Nobody is perfect in this world. Just get hope and keep on struggle 💯💯

Nobody is perfect:

Nobody in this world is perfect and if can understand this fact then we wouldn’t hurt either others or ourselves by expecting a lot of perfection from others. Perfection isn’t an act like excellence it’s a habit, but we find perfect people not very often, but we have to learn to deal with people not very perfect (including ourselves). So, this post is about interacting with them

We always expect others to be perfect assuming that we are perfect, but a perfect person never considers himself as perfect and expect the same from others. We might miss a lot of creativity if we just focus on becoming a perfect person because it is well said that – there are a lot of possibilities in the mind of a beginner than in the mind of an expert. So, it is not always fetching to be a perfect person rather we need to strive for perfection and be a life long learner, learning new crafts each and every day.

The Best way to avoid this trap of being perfect and expecting perfection from others is through awareness and below two techniques

• Look for positives in others
• Look for negatives more carefully in yourself

The best way to treat others is to treat them like gold mines, you find a lot of dirt before dig a little Gold from them. – Andrew Carnegie (from You can Win book)

The only thing which an ordinary person does is looking for negatives in others and to start criticizing them in addition 

to that, looking for positives in self and boasting a lot of those positive qualities. The above actions are very dangerous because we develop bad relationships with others and will develop enemies for us, along with that we develop a lot of pride which will never allow us to learn something new which way we may never grow in our life.
If we start doing the vice versa of above and that is to look for positives in others and self-criticism or negatives in self then we develop great friends and others as we always motivate them and at the same time we become an outstanding student learning from our mistakes and start to correct them one by one which makes us perfect one or the other day.

A Personality Exercise:

Make it a habit from today, to start analyzing the best qualities from others, learn to inculcate those positive habits from them and in an ideal situation tell people about their positives because it makes them really happy and improves your relationship with them.(don’t try to flatter instead give a genuine appreciation).

1. Start counting the positives in others.
2. Learn to inculcate those habits
3. Tell them their positives once which will make them feel happy and improve your relationship with them.

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 Life changing articles

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1. Average Doesn’t Mean Secure.  Just because it’s common, that doesn’t mean it’s not risky. Many people fall into the misconception that if a lot of people are doing something, it must be the safest path.
2. Walk Slowly So You Don’t Trip. The more time you give yourself to complete a goal, the more likely you’ll achieve it. By undertaking new goals with deliberate slowness, you increase the chance you can achieve lasting success.
3. How to Discover What You’re Passionate About. Enjoying playing video games isn’t the same as spending thousands of hours designing your own.  Your passion has to be something you would work exceptionally hard for. So what do you do, if there is nothing you feel that engaged about?
4. What Do You Want to Do With Your Life? What do you want to do with your life? It’s a question almost everyone asks themselves. It’s also a question I don’t believe you should bother asking in the first place.
5. The Zen of Folding Laundry, and Other Thoughts on Happiness. How to stop resisting life and accept things.
6. Overcoming the Frustration Barrier. When is the last time you went ballroom dancing, made a speech, learned a new language, took up karate or even cooked a new exotic food? When was the last time you did something out of your comfort zone?
7. You Suck. Get Over It. Life isn’t a steady escalator. Sometimes getting better requires that you first get a lot worse. If you can’t admit to yourself that you suck at something, chances are it will hold you back from future improvements.
8. The Quickest Route is Usually the Boldest. What’s a faster way to become a great public speaker: works slowly, giving a small speech every month, or finding the time and courage to tackle a big crowd every day. Tony Robbins, perhaps one of the world’s best known public speakers gave three speeches a day when he was starting out.
9. How to Stop Making Excuses. How often do you catch yourself making excuses? Instead of doing something, you come up with ways to explain your inaction?
10. Sprinting Theory: How to Have Self-Discipline on Steroids. Using this concept has been incredibly useful in breaking through my own laziness

No one is Perfect is this world. We should change our mind to build ourself 👌👌👌👆

Don't wait for perfection. Start Now. 

When we have dreams,  we have a passion. When we have a passion, we want to do it with perfection. Often, when we have some goals, we want to start it with a blast. We want to become an overnight star. We want to achieve best as soon as possible....

Your determination determines your destiny. 

What is your dream life? What kind of destiny you want to create for yourself? At one point, we have a clue what it could be. However, it keeps changing with the time. We tend to have another dream or goals just because the earlier one seems impossible to achieve.

“My life is full of problems. When I resolve one thing, I found myself in another difficulty. Ohh God!! Why it’s always me?” This is how we keep saying about obstacles in life. We grow up playing around favourable and unfavourable conditions in life. Unless everything is going as per...

My life is full of problems. When I resolve one thing, I found myself in another difficulty. Ohh God!! Why it’s always me?” This is how we keep saying about obstacles in life. We grow up playing around favourable and unfavourable conditions in life. Unless everything is going as per...

In this world everyone has talent. But not everyone use it. 

In this world, people belong to three categories: Who has talent – (Everyone has) Who knows they have talent. – (Some of us knows) Who actually use their talent – (Only a few qualify here) When we are young and finishing our education, we knows what makes us alive. We...

Take the first step farword to your dreams 

When we realize our dreams, life asks us to do something about it. Then, it is essential to take the first step toward your dream journey. However, the hardest part of journey is this first step. What is the first step for you? Let me clear one thing. The first.

What inspires you to follow your dreams? Everything we do in life, we do for rewards. Reward is anything given in recognition of service, effort, or achievement. There are two kinds of rewards: Internal Rewards and External Rewards. External Rewards An external or extrinsic reward comes from external source. It...

Keep yourself motivated 

We all know the power of motivation. When we are motivated, we experience such a powerful self that no dream is too big for us. Do you remember when you heard an inspiring story and instantly felt full of motivation?  At that time, you must have a desire to do...

A Success Secret to a Richer Life 💯💯💯

 Secret to success

Relax urhself Music

Many of us may not realize that we have been placing the cart before the horse when it comes to happiness.

We have been conditioned to presume that happiness is the result of things like physical health, harmonious relationships, and financial wealth.  But the reality is that happiness is a cause of those positive conditions.

 

Happiness gives you leverage for creating health, wealth and harmonious relationships in your life (including spouse-to-spouse relationships, parent-child relationships, friendships and even professional relationships).

 

Many think that they need to feel unhappy to feel motivated to improve themselves or their lives, when the fact is that feelings of discouragement de-motivate us.  When you feel happy you feel confident, motivated and ready to take action.

 

Many plague themselves with misery by presuming that they would feel happier if they only looked better, while the fact is that the better you feel, the better you look.

 

Misguided employers actually begin feeling nervous if their employees seem happy, because they believe that to perform your best you have to ignore how you feel and push, push, push.  However, the fact is that the better you feel, the better you do.

 

When we slip into unhappiness we lose the capacity to relate courteously and compassionately with others, causing relationship discord.  When we feel great we feel inspired to treat others in great ways, which strengthens our bond.

 

Happiness generates a sort of harmonious energy-field about us that seems to attract opportunities and repel calamities, while unhappiness seems to attract mishaps, complications, losses and more drama into our lives.

We are better at everything when we feel good inside, including decision-making.  When you feel happy, you feel secure, confident and capable, and that helps you to follow wiser courses.

 

When we feel unhappy we are less resourceful, which ultimately manifests a drain on our financial resources.  When we feel happy we expect things to work out and we eventually get what we expect.

 

Typically, happiness is a reactive condition for people.  When things go their way, they react positively.  When things don't work out, when people don't perform in a manner consistent with their expectations, they react negatively.

 

But because happiness gives us internal leverage for making things work out, we need to change this reactive pattern into a proactive strategy.  We need to relate with happiness as a central cause of what we want rather than as a result of what happens to us.

 

The fact is that if you really analyze the root cause of any desire or fear that you experience, it comes down to your desire for happiness.  We actually want what we want because we expect it to bring us happiness.  What we really want is happiness, and when we recognize that, we can discover our present access to it.

 

Living happily is a skill that we can learn and develop for greater leverage in every area of our lives.  You can achieve and maintain better health, better relationships and a better financial condition by developing your happy-life skills.

 

While most of us have been programmed to believe that happiness comes from indulgence in pleasure, it actually comes from an inner state of emotional balance.  Over indulging in any pleasure actually lowers our spirits.

 

You don't have to �make� yourself happy.  You just have to balance out emotionally for happiness to naturally spring from within.

 

As you practice maintaining your emotional balance through life's ups and downs you discover that both the ups and the downs bring equal blessings.  You can find gain in any loss and opportunity in any crisis.

 

As you maintain emotional balance more consistently, an attitude of faith, trust, confidence, and realistic optimism grows deeper and stronger within you, increasing your leverage for making your dreams come true.

 

There are many practices involved in achieving and maintaining the emotional balance that liberates your joy for a more meaningful life of higher accomplishments, improved relationships, sound health and financial abundance. 

 

These include learning how to allow yourself to fully feel whatever emotion you happen to be feeling. 

 

Another involves learning how to live and work in an alert state of physical relaxation. 

 

The practice of becoming more aware of what you are thinking, saying, seeing and hearing and of how that is affecting you emotionally is crucial, as is the practice limiting the amount that you rush to no more than 1% of your day.

 

Life-balance certainly plays a part, which means giving enough time to work, to play, to rest, to exercise, to being in-doors, to being outdoors, to being with those you love, to giving yourself sufficient alone-time, etc.

 

In a state of emotional balance you have the clarity to engage in the inspiring actions of goal setting and the critical thinking that brings clarity about what your true priorities are and what your true sense of purpose is.   And as you engage in the active pursuit of your goals, in line with your priorities and your purpose in an unrushed, emotionally balanced way, you experience more joy. 

 

Making a difference in the world, serving others, giving to others through philanthropy or other forms of gifts are practices, all done in an emotionally balanced way, release more joy. 

 

Eating well, living with integrity, being selective about whom you spend your time with, developing your knowledge and abilities, seeking life-wisdom and self-understanding, exposing yourself to sources of inspiration and carefully monitoring how much time you expose yourself to negative or depressing influences are all integral to strengthening the foundation of emotional balance that increases your leverage and enriches your life with happiness.