Ever wondered about creating a Professional Looking Blogger/Blogspot blog or site just like a Wordpress blog/site? Well, here you are. Today, I will tell you in every detail and (Step-by-Step) Creating a Professional Looking Blogger/Blogspot Blog/site.
Please click on the following link to download Amazing (FREE) Blogger/Blogspot Themes for your blog or site. Two of these themes have been shown in the video. You can also get hundreds of free theme by searching on Google.
My First Blogger (Blogspot) Google Adsense Earning
Does Blogger (BlogSpot) pay us? I mean we get the FREE domain (blogspot.com) and free hosting (unlimited space) from Google and still get paid by the Google. Well, the answer is YES we get paid.
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I have been working on one to the Blogspot sites of mine and recently I received my Blogger (Blogspot) Google Adsense Earning. (This earning does not include my other websites/youtube earnings). I was thinking why not I share this with you guys because of the fact that people STILL doubt over being paid by Adsense using Free services of Blogger (Blogspot). SEE ALSO: How to Create a Blog and Earn💰 from it | A to Z of Creating Blog on Google BlogSpot
How much time does it take to transfer the money to your bank?
As per them, it will take up to Five Working Days for the transfer to get completed while in my case (Pakistan -> Balochistan Province -> Mastung District) it took only two days to the transfer. So it depends and varies from place to place and the method of payments you selected.
In an email by Adsense, it informs you that it can take up to 5 Working Days. If you haven't received your payment within 5 business days from the day of the email, please contact your bank for more details.
How much can we earn from Google Adsense for Blogger (Blogspot)?
The amount that has been transferred into my account is $119.73 (earning of three months). Google Threshold is $100 - it means once you reach $100 each month, then you get paid.
Below is a screenshot of how much I got paid. The amount is approximately Rs. 14,500/- Since, in Pakistan, currently $1 = Rs. 125, so $119.73 equals 14,500/- (The bank deducted Rs. 500).
So, how much you get paid depends upon many factors like the total number of visitors on your Blog; where you are getting views (traffic) from as in USA, UK, Canada, etc you get more CPC (Cost Per Click) as compared to Pakistan, India, and other such countries (because Advertisers pay lesser in these regions).
One of the greatest advantages of using Google Adsense is that there are multiple ways by which you get paid like direct check (to your address), bank transfer, PayPal, etc which makes the conclusion that you don't have to worry about how you get paid. I chose the bank transfer method.
When are you Paid?
As stated earlier, once you cross the Adsense Threshold of $100, then the process of payment begins. Once you cross it (and everything is complete like the Payment Method, etc) then you get an email from Google Adsense.
The contents of the email are like:
So, there is no doubt that Google Adsense pays your for your hard work. Still, there are some techniques and methods employing which you can get more traffic and hence more earnings.
(Video) Blogger (Blogspot) Google Adsense Earning (with PROOF)
Getting More Views and Revenue from Blogspot/Blogger Site
If you have a blog on blogger or blogspot, then you are really worried about how to get more views on it. Well, there are a number of ways to SEO your Blog. Here, I will be talking about the Quickest Way to get more Views on your Blogger/Blogspot.
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How to Create a Blog?
Before we go into the details of the post, if you are wondering how to create a Blog and make its basic settings so that it could be optimized, then you should check out this post.
Getting views on a Wordpress Site is comparatively easy and quick as compared to a Blogger/Blogspot site. I'm sure you have observed that all the ranked (top searched sites on Google, Bing, etc) are NOT Blogger/Blogspot sites.
Getting More Views on Blogger/Blogspot from the USA, UK, India, etc.
Still, there are ways to get more quick views on your blog. At the start of the video below, I have shown you (as proof) that I have gained more than 10,000 Views on some of my new posts at a blogger/blogspot site.
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Also, if you see the statistics, mostly view on the blog are from the USA, India, UK, etc. Countries like USA, UK, etc give very higher CPC (Cost Per Click).
The Quickest Way to Get More Views on Your Blogger/Blogspot
Now, you are wondering what is the method I use to get more viewers on my Blogspot/Blogger Posts (Keep it in mind these posts are not ranked top in Google, yet these have good views). But, these will be ranked with the passage of time. Ok, the method I use is by using Quora. As shown below, Quora is the main source of getting more views on my posts that too from the USA, UK, and other Top CPC Countries.
Also, when we talk about main Referring Sites, Quora is at the top of the list.
What is Quora and how to use it to gain more views and revenue?
Quora is a question-and-answer site where questions are asked, answered, edited, and organized by its community of users. The company was founded in June 2009, and the website was made available to the public on June 21, 2010. Users can collaborate by editing questions and suggesting edits to answers that have been submitted by other users.
Using Quora
Now, once you write any post on your Blogger/Blogspot or even Wordpress Site, search the same topic on Quora. You will see different recommended questions those need to be answered. Choose the most appropriate question and copy your blog post and paste it into its answer.
Important Tips to Note while Using Quora
If you paste your blog post in Quora and giving direct links to your site, it will be against the Quora Policies and your post will be deleted and having continuous violations you could be banned from Quora. Also, keep it in mind, if your post is viewed in Quora, this will not be counted as a view on your site (to get views on your blog, the viewer must visit your site).
To do so, don't paste the complete post on Quora. Paste half of it (if it has a good length) and at the end give a Read More option. Connect your site's URL with this READ MORE.
You can also use words like Source, Courtesy, Originally Published On, Via, etc. By doing so, the visitors are directed to your main site and you get more views (ultimately more revenue).
Also, add other posts in-between your main post. This will serve two purposes. First, once clicked, you get more views for your other posts. Secondly, your (outbound) links are built. You can also share such posts on Facebook and Twitter and ultimately gain views from those sources as well.
(Video) The Quickest Way to Get More Views on Your Blogger/Blogspot
Well, I'm sure when you are reading this post then you have a blog on Blogspot or Blogger or a Website (on Wordpress). And, yes you are interested as you want to increase your site's views, increase retention and decrease bounce rate and ultimately earn more from your blog. Alright, you are on the right post.
Google Adsense Matched Content for Blogger/Blogspot/Website
Recently, Google introduced a new system of Advertising called the Matched Content. It is a free service that advances pertinent or relevant or matched content from your site to your guests/visitors and can build your online visits and the time your readers spend on your site. Note that you can't make a Matched content unit by altering the ad sort of a current ad unit.
As per Adsense, Matched content recommendations are based on topic similarity and are personalized for the reader. Our experiments show that on average Matched Content recommendations increase the number of pages viewed by 9% and the time spent on site by 10%. See this Inside AdSense blog post for more information: Matched content: designed to engage your users and increase visitor duration.
With Matched content units, you pick the pages where you'd like the proposals to show up, at that point AdSense advances the articles on your site that are most significant to the readers of those pages.
Some important things to know about Matched content units
Adsense explains the Matched Content Units as follows:
They bring relevant content to the attention of your users, which can help increase page views and time on site.
You can place Matched content units on any of the pages on your eligible sites (not every site monetized with Adsense is eligible for Matched Content).
Recommendations are within-site, for example, if you have two sites abc.com and xyz.com, then the recommendations we generate for each site will be internal to that site. Note that we only generate recommendations from pages that have Google ads or Matched content units on them.
These units work on mobile, tablet, and desktop.
For sites where the majority of articles don't have an image, Matched content units will display in a text-only format.
Which Blogger/Blogspot/Websites are Eligible for Matched Content?
Matched content is accessible to selected publishers (not every Publisher having a site monetized with Adsense is eligible for Matched Content). To utilize Matched Content, you should have a site that meets Adsense base necessities for visiting volume and number of one of the unique pages. Adsense, then, set up these necessities to guarantee that Matched content gives an awesome ordeal to your guests.
How to Check which Sites are Eligible for Matched Content?
Well, as stated earlier, if your sites are good enough to get some good views, then your site can be eligible for Matched Content.
Believe it or not, one of my AutoBlogging Blogger site/blog has become eligible for Matched Content (only because it is getting good views).
Now, if you are wondering how to get you Autoblog eligible for Adsense Monetization and then for Matched Content, then you should check this post. Coming back to the point, so there are two ways by which you can check whether your site/blog is eligible or not.
First Methods:
Open Adsense -> Settings -> My Sites -> Matched Content
Here you'll see all your sites eligible for Matched Content. If you see nothing, it means none of your sites are eligible for Matched Content. So, go back to your blog/website and keep your efforts up and check back after a couple of days.
Second Method
Open your Adsense -> My Ads -> Ad Units -> New Ad Unit -> Select Matched Content
On, Top Right you see a drop-down list of all your sites/blogs Eligible for Matched Content. Select the desired blog/site and proceed with the basic settings to get the ad unit code.
Give your ad unit a name. Select style, size, etc. Save and Get Code. Copy and paste the code between the <body> and </body>tags of your page, on one of your eligible sites.
Keep it in mind, placing the code outside the <body> tags will prevent your ads from appearing correctly.
To add the ad unit in a blogger/blogspot, go to Layout -> Go to Page Body -> Click on any Add a Gadget -> Select HTML/JAVA Script -> Give a name of this Ad Unit (like Matched Content) and Paste you Ad Unit Code in the Content Area and Save -> Drage this under the Page Body Blog Posts -> Save Arrangements.
Important to note: It can take 20-30 minutes for the ad to appear on the page. At first, the ad might show as a normal text & display ads, but it will soon be replaced by a native ad.
Adding Matched Content Code on Wordpress Blog/Website
To add the ad unit code, Go to Dashboard -> Appearance -> Widgets -> Create a New (Custom HTML) Widget -> Paste the Ad Unit Code -> Drag this under the Blog Post -> Save and you are good to go. ALSO, Appearance -> Editor -> Paste the Code in the Body Tag.
After 20-30 Minutes, you'll start seeing Matched Contents on your Blog/Website.
Important Note
When monetizing your Matched content units, be aware that:
Ads will show only when appropriate ads are available.
Sites containing text only (or mostly text), Matched Content Units will be served as Text Ads.
Ads will replace some of the recommendations in your Matched content unit.
Smaller Matched content units with only one recommendation slot will not show ads.
Ads will be styled to complement the look and feel of your content recommendations.
You can track the revenue generated by the ads in your Matched content unit by viewing the Ad units report on your Performance reports tab.
HTTPS appropriation has surged in the course of recent years, for the most part on account of the accessibility of free SSL/TLS certifications. Browser vendors have also been encouraging sites to switch to HTTPS, and Google said earlier this year that Chrome would eventually mark all HTTP-only sites as 'Not Secure.'
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What is HTTPS 'Secure' Certification?'
The Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) is an application protocol for distributed, collaborative, and hypermedia information systems. HTTP is the foundation of data communication for the World Wide Web. Hypertext is structured text that uses logical links (hyperlinks) between nodes containing text.
HTTPS ensures the connection between you and the site you're visiting is secure, meaning the content cannot be tampered with by your ISP or government. Beyond that, most newer browser features (like Service Workers, which allow sites to send notifications) are blocked on insecure connections.
Chrome will Display all HTTP Sites as 'Not Secure'
Chrome 68 is expected to be launched on July 24, 2018, and it's the main release that will show a 'Not secure' message in the address bar on HTTP pages. Chrome as of now shows the message on HTTP destinations with information section fields, however beginning tomorrow, all non-secure pages will be disgraced (a sample has been shown below).
The change is critical in light of the fact that it will add additional weight for locales to help HTTPS (in the event that they haven't as of now)
The message will also bring attention to sites that have not configured HTTPS correctly. For example, CloudFlare says that around 157,000 major sites don't automatically redirect HTTP pages to the HTTPS version.
How to Secure your Blog / Wordpress Website?
There are numerous methods to do so. By doing 'so, I mean from HTTP to HTTPS. The primary is the browse vendors or simply the domain and hosting providers. A couple of weeks ago, on one of my websites, I got a mail from my Service Provider and they let me know of this in advance and ultimately helped me to go through this problem. Well, these are the easiest methods to do so for both a blogspot site and WordPress or other blogs/websites.
For WordPress Blogs/Websites - Using SSL Certificate Plugin for Wordpress Websites/Blogs.
Well, if you are using a WordPress site, then you have a bunch of plugins. Well, the one I recommend is Really Simple SSL (its usage is as simple as its name is). Just install it and activate it. You have some options to tweak with which you can do by going into its settings.
Really Simple SSL automatically detects your settings and configures your website to run over HTTPS. The entire site will move to SSL.
What Really Simple SSL Plugin Actually does?
The plugin handles most issues that WordPress has with SSL, like when you’re behind a reverse proxy/load balancer, or when no headers are passed which WordPress can use to detect SSL.
All incoming requests are redirected to https. Default with an internal WordPress redirect, but you can also enable a .htaccess redirect.
The site URL and home URL are changed to https.
Your insecure content is fixed by replacing all HTTP:// URLs with HTTPS://, except hyperlinks to other domains. Dynamically, so no database changes are made (except for the siteurl and homeurl).
For Blogger (Blogspot.com) Blogs
Blogspot is a secure platform for bloggers (since it has been developed by Google itself). Yet, there are some setting to do to make sure your site is Secure. If you don't employ the proper settings, your blog will look like this one:
While, if it is a secure one, it will look like this one:
Well, this little change takes a very simple setting to. All you need to do it to go to your blogger -> settings -> basic -> here you see HTTPS keep https redirect YES. Keep in mind If HTTPS Redirect is turned on, Visitors to your blog will always go to https.
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