Upload Your File With Google Page Creator

Did you have much file such as image file, flash file, zip file, or etc, and want to display on internet but have not money to pay hosting? don't worry about that, you can using free hosting. One of million free hosting very popular in the world is Google Pages or Google Page Creator, with google page creator you can create a web page for instant and without having to learn HTML or use complex software because what you see is what you'll get. However, the most important is you can upload your file for free here. At google page creator you can upload image with ekstention .jpg, .jpeg, .png, .gif, .ico, or flash file .swf and another file such as css file, javascript, zip file and etc. Free space for you is 100 MB.

How to upload files to google page creator? first you must have google acoount. Not yet google account? sign up here! Or if you already have a Google Account, please sign in here. When you sign in for the first time, you must agree with google pages term of service. Below is the steps how to upload a file at google page craeator :

  • Please sign in at google page creator with your ID.
  • Take a look at your right monitor, and find Uploaded stuff.
  • Click at Upload link.
  • Click Browse.. button. Insert your file would upload.
  • Wait the minutes, uploading in the process.
  • If upload is done, right click at the file name and then choose copy shorcut for internet explorer or Copy Link Location for FireFox.
  • Paste at the notepad or another text editor.
  • Done... Now your file live on internet..!
Please use this facility while there is a free...

Speed Up Blogger Page Load Time

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. 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 size 47458 bytes and after the css compression was done, it dropped it down to 34276 bytes. Now that’s not a huge difference (28%) 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.


Percantik Tampilan RSS dengan FeedBurner

Ingin menambah aksesoris blog supaya kelihatan lebih cantik? ehm, emang membuat blog kita tampil beda kelihatannya menarik. Nah, salah satunya adalah dengan mencoba mengalihkan feed blog kita ke feedburner. Pengen tahu lebih jauh? ayo kita ulas satu-persatu..

Daftar FeedBurner
Silahkan buka saja halaman FeedBurner (www.feedburner.com) kayaknya langsung ke Google FeedBurner yach? yup sekarang feedburner telah di akuisisi oleh google. Masukkan saja Google Account Blog Anda.. setelah terbuka halaman My Feeds coba ikuti langkah berikut :
  • Masukkan alamat blog (ex: http://namablog.blogspot.com) pada Burn a feed right this instant. Type your blog or feed address here:
  • Centang pada pada I am a podcaster! dan klik Next
  • Beri tanda pada radio buton yang tersedia, terserah mau pilih yang mana, kemudian klik tombol Next
  • Ubah Feed Title dengan Feed Address jika mau di ubah atau biarkan saja, lalul klik Next
  • Congrats! Your FeedBurner feed is now live. Silahkan simpan alamat feed anda terlebih dahulu, karena alamat ini yang akan kita pakai nanti.
  • lanjutkan dengan Next.. 
  • Next lagi sampai Testing FeedBurner, lalu Sign Out saja.

Ubah Tampilan Feed Blog
Sekarang saatnya kita modifikasi hasil FeedBurner tadi.. buka saja halaman dasbor blog Anda dan masuk ke Elemen Laman pada Tata Letak.
Kita tambah gadget HTML/JavaSript untuk memasukkan kode berikut ini :


Silahkan ubah URL http://feeds.feedburner.com/blogspot/nhWf pada script diatas dengan alamat FeedBurner yang sudah disimpan tadi (masih ada kan? ntar dah dihapus.. hehehe)
Setelah selesai klik Simpan dan.... coba lihat hasilnya, ehm gimana?
Oiya.. contohnya seperti Feeds dibawah ini..



Selain untuk menambah aksesoris blog, bagi teman-teman yang mempunyai Google Adsense dapat ditambahkan disini..(Adsense untuk Feed) sehingga pada tiap artikel feed secara otomatis akan muncul tuh iklan.
Silahkan tinggalkan komentar Anda hehehehe... semoga berhasil, thanks


Optimization Bing


Ever since Microsoft launched its Bing search engine, it has drawn a lot of interest (and speculation) from the SEO community. On one hand, this is quite logical because Bing is intended to be one more heavy-weight player and it is expected to cut some share from Google. On the other hand, this is hardly the first time a new heavy-weight player comes to the ring, so maybe the expectations that Bing will put an end to Google's monopoly are groundless. Still, Bing is quite different (in a positive way) from the other search engines and this is its major strength.

Is Bing Really That Different?
The first impression you get when you go to Bing.com is that it is different – the background makes it cute but sure, there have been many other cases of search engines with tons of graphical frills to disguise their irrelevant search algorithms. However, when you type a search term, the results you get are a pleasant surprise because they are relevant.

It is this relevance of search results that worries SEO experts. The results you get when you search with Bing are relevant, yet they are very different from Google's. Actually, no matter if you search with Google or with Bing, you get relevant results and the two sets are very different from one another.

One of the most important things SEO experts are curious to know about Bing is its algorithm. Obviously, Bing's algorithm is different from Google's because when the search term is the same but the set of results is different, a difference in the algorithm is the obvious answer. Actually, the question is exactly what is different between the two algorithms and if the difference is so drastic that it makes it mandatory to reoptimize a site for Bing.

What Do I Need to Do In Order to Optimize My Site for Bing?
Wait. This is the first thing you need to do. Right now it is too early to say what steps (if any) are required in order to optimize your site for Bing.

Additionally, no matter how promising Bing looks, it is still early to predict if it will become a real competitor to Google or if it will become one more failed attempt to dethrone Google. Let's see how users react – will they start Binging more or will they stick to Google. When it becomes clear that Bing will be able to make it, then it will make sense to optimize for it as well. So for now the best you can do is wait.

Which Factors Make a Site Rank Well With Bing
As you probably guess, the exact algorithm of Bing is not publicly available and because of that there is a lot of speculation about what weighs more for Bing (in comparison to Google) and what weighs less. Many SEO experts test different search queries, analyze the results, and based on that try to figure out what of the known SEO tactics works with Bing.

Some SEO experts even think that Bing is actually Live Search in new clothes (i.e. user interface), while others say that there are noticeable differences between Live Search and Bing. But there is no doubt that for now Bing is a significant improvement over Live Search in terms of relevance of search results.

Bing is hardly the first time when there is no agreement in the SEO community about the intricacies of the algorithm but if we can summarize, here are some factors, which are (or at least are strongly believed to be) of importance when Bing optimization is concerned :

  • Backlinks are of less importance. If you compare the first 10 results in Bing and Google, it is noticeable that all equal, the winners in Bing have less backlinks than the winners in Google. It is unclear if nofollow matters with Bing.
  • Inbound anchor text matters more. The quantity of quality inbound links might be of less importance for Bing but the anchor text certainly matters more. Actually, since anchor text is one of the measurements of the quality of inbound links, it isn't much different. Get quality anchor text and you will do well in both Bing and Google.
  • Link spamming won't do much for you on Bing. Since the quantity of backinks (even if they are of supreme quality) seems to be of less importance to Bing, link spamming will be even less effective than with Google.
  • Onpage factors matter more than with Google. This is one of the most controversial points. Many SEO experts disagree but many also think that onpage factors matter more with Bing than with Google. Still, it has nothing to do with the 90s, when onpage factors were definitive.
  • Bing pays more attention to the authority of the site. If this is true, this is bad news for bloggers and small sites because it means that search results are distorted in favor of older sites and/or sites of authoritative organizations. Age of domain is also very important with Bing – even more than with Google.
  • PR matters less. When you perform a search for a competitive keyword and you see a couple of PR2 or even PR1 sites among the top 10 results, this might make you wonder. On Google this is hardly possible but on Bing it looks quite normal.
  • Fresh content matters less. Bing looks a bit conservative – or maybe it just can't index sites that quickly – but it seems that fresh content is not so vital as with Google. This is related to the age of domain specifics and as a result you will see ancient pages rank high (but these ancient pages are relevant to the search query).
  • Bing is more Flash-friendly. Optimizing a Flash site for Google is a bit of a SEO nightmare. It is too early to say but it looks like Bing is more Flash-friendly, which is good news to all sites where Flash is (still) heavily employed.

For now it is too early to say which factors are of primary importance with Bing. But the fact that their search results are relevant means that their algorithm is really precise. Well, maybe the relevant results in Bing are due to the fact that web masters were taken by surprise and they haven't had the time to optimize for Bing. As a result, the content is authentic, there are no SEO gimmicks and artificial pumping. We'll see if this will stay so in the future, when web masters learn how to optimize for Bing as well!


Google Sandbox


It's never easy for newcomers to enter a market and there are barriers of different kinds. For newcomers to the world of search engines, the barrier is called a sandbox – your site stays there until it gets mature enough to be allowed to the Top Positions club. Although there is no direct confirmation of the existence of a SANDBOX,