Books for beginners, or "dummies", are really popular in almost every branch to describe a topic from the very start, giving context and provide a balanced perspective on that topic. That is the case of Google Blogger for Dummies, a book by Susan Gunelius who was really kind to send us a copy in […]
Safest place to host your Blogger’s template images
One of the most recurrent issues with blogger templates is when images fail to load and/or instead we get non-nice messages. Trouble is because in most of the situations the images of those templates are hosted on free services (like: imageshack, photobucket, googlepages, etc.) which sometimes have a bandwidth limit. That’s why we need to […]
Guides: How to offer e-mail subscriptions step-by-step
E-mail subscriptions aren’t dead, on the contrary, many people prefer to keep up-to-date this way and depending of the topic the ratings can be more or less important. In this guide we’ll show you how to activate this service until the point of creating a custom subscribe-form step-by-step for Blogger and, by the way, WordPress. […]
10 things Blogger needs to catch up on WordPress
Blogger is a wonderful free blogging platform, maybe the best one of the freebies out there, but it is still trailing from other, mostly when it’s faced against those which can be installed on propietary servers. In this case we’re talking about WordPress, which is the reference CMS that comes to mind when we can […]
10 recommendations to write on Blogger
Blogger, like almost every Bloggin platform, uses a visual editor (wysiwyg), and a HTML editor for posting. These editors are pretty usefull and simple to use, but often have some drawbacks and problems. Then we show you a list of 10 recommendations that can help improve your experience when you type in Blogger: Use the […]