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A few posts back we made an article about Blogger custom redirects in which you can redirect within your blog. That is you can redirect your specific post URL to another post or page, all 301 or 302 redirection within your blog. That will be useful for redirecting 404 error pages and broken links; however with that you cannot redirect homepage to any particular URL. Here we will show you how to automatically redirect Blogger blog to another blog or website or any URL. So with this technique you can redirect your Blogger Homepage or any particular page to external websites.
This one will be useful if you have just migrated to new domain with new blogging platform. You are always limited in Blogger that's why people moving to self-hosted wordpress blogs. Usually you won't get much traffic to your new blog when you just shifted. Also your old blog will have some decent traffic flow from organic search results as well as from backlinks. So by using this method you can drive traffic from your old blog to your new blog and also it passes all the ranking factors.
Here we will share three different codes that automatically redirect Blogger blog to another blog or URL and each code does different tasks.
Let's say you want to redirect your complete Blogger blog to another page or URL. That is redirecting your homepage, posts page, archives page and all other URL in your blog to another specified external website. You have to use this if you just moved to new domain. To do this you are going to make changes to your template file. So before you mess up with the codes it's recommended that you backup your template first.
1 | <script type= 'text/javascript' > |
2 | var d= '<data:blog.url/>' ; |
3 | d=d.replace(/.*\/\/[^\/]*/, '' ); |
4 | location.href = 'http://blogtimenow.com' ; |
5 | </script> |
In the above code change http://blogtimenow.com which is the destination URL. Now all your pages from the blog will be redirected to destination URL.
Now we will see another piece of code that redirects particular blog URL to another blog or website. If you wish not to redirect the whole blog then you have to make use of this code. Also you can use this for redirecting user from a particular page to another external website for promotional purpose.
To do this just paste the following code below head tag and change the from URL that is http://yourblog.blogspot.com and destination URL that is http://blogtimenow.com
1 | <script> |
2 | if (window.location.href == 'http://yourblog.blogspot.com ' ) |
3 | { |
4 | window.location= "http://blogtimenow.com" ; |
5 | } |
6 | </script> |
The above code just redirects user from the specified BlogSpot URL to another website or URL.
Here comes another code; with this you can redirect all your blog pages including home page to another blog or website with specific set time. So users who lands in your blog will be automatically redirected to anther blog after a specific time period.
1 | <meta content= '5;url=http://blogtimenow.com' http-equiv= 'refresh' /> |
This is the code, just copy and paste below the head tag in your template file. In the above code 5 is the set time where users will redirected to http://blogtimenow.com in 5 seconds after landing.
Hope this article guided you on how to automatically redirect Blogger blog to another blog / website or URL. Share this and if you found it useful then please leave your comments. To get more update from Blog Time Now subscribe to our RSS feeds.
Recently we posted an article on beginners guide to blogging with Blogger, but what you might ask is, haven't you explained about creating pages and menu tabs on that beginners guide? Yes, we explained about creating pages but that is not much detailed. So in this post you will learn about creating pages and adding menu tabs in Blogger blog
Before learning about creating a page you must know the difference between posts and pages. To brief you about pages here is an example: "About us" page is all about your blog and about you and this is static. "Contact us" page is used to contact you and this is static. This post on "creating pages and adding menu tabs in Blogger blog" is informational and this is dynamic.
As it's mentioned above pages are static and you shouldn't allow visitors to comment on pages
By this way you can create as many pages you want. Now you don't see the page links in your site and to show you need to add a menu tab.
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Menu tabs in Blogger helps you and users to easily navigate to the most resourceful pages in your blog and you can add pages, external links and labels as your menu tab.
With above mentioned method we hope you successfully created your pages. To add your pages in menu go to dashboard >> pages and select show pages as "Top tabs" or "Side links" and click save arrangement. Now refresh your site you can see your page menus.
Go to Blogger dashboard >> Pages and drop down the new page and select web address. Enter the URL and give it a suitable title and save. With this option you can add external web links as well your site links (labels).
Labels help you to organize your posts. For example in blogging label you can organize as many topics related to blogging so users find more useful in picking a topic. When you create a new post you can see labels at the right side, open and enter useful labels related to that post.
To add labels in Blogger menu go to dashboard >> Layout and select add a gadget; a new window opens, now "select labels" option and select the major labels that you wish to show in your menu and click save. To place your labels in top menu just drag and drop in your Layout screen.
Update – 28/03/2014: Blogger's interface has been slightly changed, so the above method on creating menu tab no longer works. Here is how to create and add menu tabs in Blogger.
As of above tutorial adding menu tabs is very simple as you can manage all from dashboard >> pages. But recently after several changes you won't see the option to add web address (URL) as well as you won't see the option to order your pages.
All you have to do is go to dashboard >> Layout and click on add a gadget anywhere. Now in that list of gadgets, choose pages and it there you will have the option to add external URL as a page. After adding pages, arrange it for your main menu and when done click on save. Now move the gadget under header, save arrangements and now your blog has got a main navigational menu. That's it!
Hope you now understood creating pages and adding menu tabs in Blogger blog. Share and comment your feedback's. Subscribe to get the latest updates from Blog Time Now.
Are you using your Blogger labels in a right way to sort your content or you just spamming it? We see most new bloggers think labels as a Meta keywords and just spamming it. So in this post we will see what labels in blogger are and how to use labels the right way. It might differ in other blogging platforms. So in wordpress instead of labels we have categories and tags and we made a detailed article for wordpress users in order to better understand categories and tags in wordpress.
Now it's time to explain about labels in Blogger. Categories, tags and labels all the three are same and their main purpose is to sort your content. Labels are mainly for your site visitors for better navigational purpose and not for search engines. By sorting right content using right labels your visitors can easily pick the right topic that they are interested in.
Labels are known as blog categories. For example services, about us, contact us are pages that you add it in your menu tabs. So that users can know about your blog what service you offer this and that etc. Labels are linked pages that show several related blog posts.
For example let's say you running a cookery blog and you are posting about "how to make a pizza" and you are sorting it with three labels such as cooking, oven and pizza. Now you are posting another topic about "how to make French fries" and you are sorting it with fry pan, French fries and cooking. So if your visitors want to learn more about cooking they will use the label cooking which contains two posts.
Labels help users to pick related posts that they are interested in just as like related posts widget that you show below your blog posts.
This question actually depends upon your blog topics. In wordpress we have two options, where we use categories as main topics and tags as micro topics. In Blogger you have only one option that is labels. You can have as many labels you want for your site, but sort your content with not more than three labels and not more than three words per label. Never have a label with no posts in it.
For better navigation and user experience you can show your labels in both menu tabs and in sidebar. Show your main blog labels in your menu tab that is the label that has most filled article. Show labels in sidebars that has fewer topics in it.
As it's already mentioned above labels are only for humans and not for search engines. So use labels wisely to sort your content and never spam your keywords. When your posts increases your blog labels will also get increased so better is to have rel=noindex and nofollow tags. By default you labels are blocked in your robots.txt so you don't need to worry about this.
Adding labels in your menu tab and sidebar is easy and here is a tutorial about adding labels in Blogger menu tab.
To add labels in Blogger sidebar login to your Blogger dashboard >> layout and select add a gadget from sidebar. Now open labels in the popup window and configure it as you like. Once done save the layout arrangement.
Keep in mind that labels are only to enhance your user experience so…
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