But if you have decided to use WordPress as your blogging platform, then that’s great. If you have already selected a domain name service provider, have picked your WordPress host and the type of hosting plan that suits you best, the next step is to go to WordPress.org and download WordPress. After that you need to install WordPress on your WordPress host, if it isn’t already preinstalled for you.

How to Install WordPress

WordPress is very easy to install. There are several ways to do it and I recommend you the so called 5 Minute WordPress Install. Follow the instructions and you will have WordPress up and running in even less than 5 minutes. You can read the rest of the WordPress Install Guide, if you want, but if you are an IT pro or an advanced user, the 5 Minute WordPress Install is the best you can dream of.

Where to Get WordPress Themes?

Now, when you have WordPress installed on your WordPress host, the next step is to change its appearance. You can do this with the help of WordPress themes. Since WordPress is a very popular blogging platform, the good news is that there are tons of great WordPress themes and many of them are free.
You can search with Google for “WordPress Themes” and you will find many sites that offer such themes. As you can expect, one of the best places where you can find WordPress themes is WordPress.org itself.

The Themes section of WordPress.org contains thousands of themes and it is more or less certain that there you will find a theme you really like. Well, it might take you lots of time to browse all the themes but if you use the search functionality of WordPress.org, you can easily narrow down the number of suitable themes. Pick 5 or 6 themes you like and get ready to install them.

How to Install a WordPress Theme

Installing a WordPress theme isn’t difficult. Most often everything goes smoothly and you can install a new WordPress theme in a few steps but if the theme you are trying to install is damaged, or simply for another version of WordPress, it is possible to experience difficulties or even the install can fail completely.

Let’s hope that this will not happen to you but if it does, maybe it is better to simply choose another WordPress theme than to waste time in attempts to fix what is broken. Anyway, since generally installing a WordPress theme is a piece of cake, here is what you need to do:

1. Log into the admin interface of your WordPress installation and from the menu on the left choose Appearance. This will open the “Manage Themes” page shown in the below screenshot:

2. The Manage Themes page shows the themes you have currently installed and the current theme. From this page you can activate, preview, and delete your themes, provided that they are not the current theme. If you want to add a new theme, you can either select “Install Theme” at the top right corner, or from the menu on the left click “Add New Themes”. In either case you will open the Install Themes page as shown in the screenshot below:

3. If you have your theme stored locally on your hard drive, you can upload it. If not, you can use the “Featured Filter” form and search for suitable WordPress themes. Since I presume that you have already chosen your WordPress theme and have it on your hard drive, click the Upload link (squared in red in the above image) to open the Upload form, which is shown in the next screenshot:

4. Click the Browse button, navigate to the location where your theme is, and select it. Click the Install Now button and the WordPress theme will be installed. If everything goes as planned, you will see something similar to the message in the screenshot below:

5. Now you can preview the theme (by clicking the Preview button), or directly activate it (by clicking the Activate button) and go to your site to see how the theme looks live.

You may want to check if all the widgets you have in use are displayed properly because if the theme you have just installed doesn’t have place for all of them, they will not be displayed.

This is all it takes to install a WordPress theme on your WordPress host! Easy and straightforward!

A Quick Guide To Getting WordPress and Installing WP Themes is a post from: SmartBloggerz - Blogging Tips & Make Money Online Tips

Here, I said “first page of Google” because it has been found that 60-70% of the users of search engines will only use the results in the first page. So it’s really a important and big thing to rank your website on the first page of Google for your keyword. But also it’s really a tough thing if you go on monitoring your website manually using many tools available on the web and the accuracy of which is not guaranteed.

Now, you may be thinking how you gonna do it? The clear answer to it is SheerSEO.

What’s SheerSEO?

Sheer SEO is a very easy to use web-based SEO Software with which you can monitor your website. It provides a very detailed report on what is really happening with your website rankings on 3 major search engines – Google, Yahoo and Bing. It gives you the ability to track not only the homepage but also you can track other interior pages of your website. Plus, it also have many useful tools to analyze your website which will help you to understand “SEO” more properly.

Features:

One of the interesting feature which I liked is that it provides a “Historical Rankings” data with which you can keep track on how your website has been performing on the search engines for the keywords in past i.e it tells when your rankings went up or down for your particular keyword.

Other than that, it has many more tools which are useful as a website owner. Here is a quick list about all it’s tools:

• Keyword Ranking Check for Google, Yahoo and Bing
• PageRank Checker
• List of Referral Links i.e all do-follow and no-follow links to your website
• Number of Backlinks to your website
• Number of Bookmarks on Delicious and Diggs
• Keyword Density Check
• Indexed Pages on Google and Yahoo
• Supplemental Index Ratio (Google stores indexed pages in two main indexes which are called main and supplemental. The main index stores the pages that are more likely to show up in searches.)
• Backlinks Watchdog

Backlinks Watchdog – Really a Special Tool!

Backlinks are one of the most important factor which decides the ranking of your website on search engines. Now sometime you might have purchased links somewhere or you would have exchanged link with other website owner. But are you sure enough that they won’t remove it without notifying you? It could be really a tough job to check daily whether or not your link placed on other website is really there or not. This is where “Backlinks Watchdog” tool act as a Golden Tool.

With the help of this you can add your most valuable backlinks as “guarded backlinks” in your account. These backlinks then will be monitored daily and you will be notified by email on any changes that takes place.

Backlinks Watchdog Monitors following aspects per backlink:

• Anchor text
• Pagerank
• Availability of the page
• Number of outbound links in the referring page
• Existence of the link to your site
• Presence of meta tags “nofollow” and “noindex”
• Presence of “nofollow” attribute on the backlink (rel=”nofollow” causes the link not to pass rank)

The Price for it:

With so many amazing features and tools which you will hardly get to see somewhere comes with a small monthly charge. But you can always try the service for 90 days(3 months) for absolutely no charge. Yes it means you can try it for free for first 90 days by simply registering an account at no cost.

And, If you liked what you have been experiencing using Sheer SEO then you can upgrade your account anytime. Here are the various affordable packages it provides:

I think you would have enjoyed reading this SEO Software Review and will be benifited using this SEO Software. Do let me know your feedback about SheerSEO by giving it a free trial.

Sheer Seo – A Great SEO Software for Monitoring your Website is a post from: SmartBloggerz - Blogging Tips & Make Money Online Tips

There are actually many ways with which you can improve your wordpress comment system and thus can increase the chances of getting more and better comments on your blog. In this post, I will be sharing 15 very popular wordpress plugins which can surely make your wordpress comment system look more interactive and beneficial.

1. WordPress Threaded Comment:

WP Threaded Comment is a very popular plugin which enables your blog readers to comment on the existing comments thus making the comments appear in a threaded(nested) way. From your Admin panel you can choose various things like whether or not to send the notification email on new reply comments, how everything should look, maximum nested comment level etc.

2. DoFollow:

DoFollow is a simple one click plugin which removes the “no-follow” attribute from your comments and thus making it Do-follow. This helps in providing Link Juice to your commentators as Search Engine will count the links in the comments made by your readers. Try this, It will surely boost your comments as this is the new trend around blogosphere.

3. Top Commentators Widget:

The Top Commentators Widget plugin helps you add a widget in your blog which shows the top commentators name. There are many options to choose in this plugin like to exclude some name, links and e-mails, Option to make the name’s hyper-linked or not, should the plugin add “no-follow” attribute in the list etc.

4. Comment Luv:

Comment Luv is a very interesting plugin as it grabs the feed of the commentator URL and shows a selection of latest article which they can choose to include at the bottom of their comment when they click submit button. This has proven very important and useful in generating more comments on a blog and interactive for the readers.

5. Keyword Luv:

Keyword Luv let’s your readers enter their favorite keyword for which they are optimizing their blog. The keyword appears just after the name and the the keyword is hyper-linked with URL provided by the commentator. This helps the commentators blogs rank better for their keyword with the improved anchor text for their comment.

6. Subscribe To Comments:

Subscribe to Comments is also a very popular plugin which helps your readers get notified via email whenever a new comment is made on the article on which they commented and are subscribed. This plugin provides a simple check box below the comment box and if the commentators ticks it then he gets subscribed to the list.This encourages readers to come back and take part in the conversation.

Well if you have already installed WP Threaded Comment then you might not feel installing as the feature is available in it but let me clear one thing that Subscribe to Comments plugin also provides the list of e-mail address and post on which the readers are subscribed to the comments which is not available in WP Threaded Comment.

7. Comment Relish:

Comment Relish could help prove a very important plugin as it sends a thank-you email to yours blog first time commentators. The message can be changed according to you. This encourages them to come back again and comment regularly i.e they might become your regular reader.

8. WP Ajax Edit Comments:

Humans can make mistakes and WP Ajax Edit Comments helps solve and edit this mistake. Whenever after commenting, your readers feels that he should not have said what he commented or he should have added something more to the comment or he realized typo mistake or some error then this plugin helps them to edit their own comments for a period specified by the Admin. This plugin can help reduce typo mistakes on reader comments and at same time encourage more comments from them.

9. Highlight Author Comments:

Sometimes your readers feels to read only the author comments. Mostly this happens when you write some kind of tutorial or something like that. That time it should be easy for the readers to find your comments and that’s the aim of the Highlight Author Comments plugin.

As it is clear by name, this plugin highlights the post author comments in distinctive style with no need to edit your template files, etc. All you do is provide a snippet or two of CSS styling to be applied to author posts.

10. Comment Quick Tags:

Comment Quick Tags is very useful plugin as it adds a handy toolbar near the comment box. This toolbar consist easy to use tags like bold, italics, quote and other such simple tags. This provides the choice to your commentators to present their comments in a very beautiful and proper manner.

11. Custom Smilies:

Custom Smilies enables the commentators to make use of smilies easily from the toolbar situated near to comment box. After installing the plugin you can choose or add smilies on your own which you want to appear in the toolbar. This will provide a very usefull interactive feature to your readers.

12. Tiny MCE Comments:

Tiny MCE Comments is a really very powerful plugin as it changes the ordinary comment box into a fully featured rich text editor or What You See Is What You Get (WYSIWYG) Editor. That means your commentators gets the functions like available to the author. It will surely make the comment box more interactive to use with the availability of such features.

13. WP Gravatars:

WP Gravatar is very simple to use plugin which adds the required field to your comment section to show up the Gravatar, MyBlogLog, OpenAvatar, Wavatar, Identicon, monsterID or Favico.ico images with your comments. There is now no need to find any code and do replacing and blah blah. Just Activate this plugin and it’s done.

There is one new similar kind of plugin on which we talked few days back i.e Twittar from SmashingMagazine which adds the Twitter avatars in the comment section by matching the email address to the user’s Twitter email address and if the user doesn’t have twitter then it shows up Gravatar.

Your Commentators will surely love to see their Avatars on your blog.

14. OpenID Comments:

OpenID Comments plugin let’s your readers comment with their openID Identity thus they can make comments by logging with their Google Account, FaceBook Account, Blogger Account, Yahoo Account, WordPress Account or any other OpenID’s.

15. Twitip ID:

Twitip ID is also getting popular amongst bloggers. This plugin adds an extra input field in comment box where people can add their Twitter username. Then this plugin outputs the twitter profile URL after submitting the comment. This helps your readers to share their twitter profileon the blog and gets chance to increase their followers.

These 15 plugins are very usefull to make your wordpress comment sytem much interactive and useful for your readers. Therefore, try it and feel the change it brings to your commen system.

If you are using any other plugin which have helped you improve the interactivity or benefiits of commenting on your blog then don’t forget to share it with me here by commenting below.

15 Plugins to Make your WordPress Comment System Better is a post from: SmartBloggerz - Blogging Tips & Make Money Online Tips

If you are a SEO expert, you would attempt by all means to optimize your website with titles, meta keywords, meta descriptions, SEO friendly URLs, sitemaps, optimized image names, among others for a set of keywords. You would submit your website(s) in the various directories and forums spread on the net. You would also try to get as much of new content on this website as possible, and as frequently as you can.

You would do blog postings, create Twitter accounts and manage postings, bookmark on digg, delicious and the like, and participate in all social networking activities you possibly can. In short, you’ll want to be the most referred website to get you on top of search engine results, from where the maximum of your visitor traffic will come. And if you’re not an SEO expert, you will have to become one.

Everything is fine with the above things, except that you always need a tool to measure how much your hard work on associating your website with certain keywords on search engines is paying off. And this is where Web Analytic Services come into the convoluted picture.

Web Analytic Services collect visitor and keyword data and enable you to understand where your marketing efforts are taking your website.

Once such website that has been skyrocketing on search engine results to measure your website improvement on search engines is KPMRS.com.

What is KPMRS?

KPMRS, which is an acronym for Keyword Position Monitoring Report Service has a host of tools that can tell you about how your website is performing on major search engines and other internet marketing media. Moreover, KPMRS is a keyword monitoring tool that enables you to monitor the rank of your website in search engine results for the keywords of your choice. In fact, you can find out rankings of any website on Google, Bing and Yahoo (to be removed from KPMRS shortly, consequence of the Microsoft-Yahoo deal) for any keyword on the KPMRS home page, without even signing up.

Benefits after Registering?

If you decide to register (It’s free), then you are introduced to a wide spectrum of analytic tools including a Google Page Rank checker, Social Activity monitor, Alexa Rankings monitor, Back Links Tracker, KPMRS-Facebook connector, and their own KPMRS widgets. A combination of these tools can be a potent self-supporting system to stay briefed on the overall popularity of your website on the Internet, or the performance of your competing websites, or to know the results of marketing and promotional ventures for your website. After registering, you can also select to deliver e-mail reports. So whenever your website rankings changes for any keyword on those 3 search changes then you are notified about it properly.

A promising SEO tool for Webmasters, SEO professionals, Bloggers and regular Internet users alike; KPMRS is a handy weapon in your SEO arsenal.

Do let me know your opinion on that tool and how it’s going to help you nowonwards.

KPMRS: The ultimate SEO tool to monitor Search Engine Rankings is a post from: SmartBloggerz - Blogging Tips & Make Money Online Tips

What is it really that you want your blog visitors to do, the moment they come to your site – Click on some Adsense ads or Subscribe to your Feed?

Any experienced blogger would say subscribing to his/her feed, since that is what would make the visitor come back to your blog again and again. But making them subscribe is what most of the bloggers find impossible to do.

But what if you knew where your visitors are looking at when they visit your site, or what is it really that they are looking for on your blog? Here is a list of useful resources that might help you know your site visitors better:

What Are Their Interests: Google Analytics

Google Analytics enables you to see what keywords are attracting traffic from search engines to your blog. It also shows where your site visitors are coming from and on which pages they are coming on your blog. This enables you to find what they are interested in.

Google Analytics gives you a rough idea about which of your articles are most popular among your blog visitors. This tells you their interest. So from now on you can try to write more articles that might attract them to your blog. To start using Google Analytics, click here.

Who Are They: Quantcast

Quantcast enables you to see who your site visitors are. It tells you what percentage of them are male or female and what are their geographic locations or from where do they access your site, from home or from office.

It even tells you people of which age group form most of your site traffic, what are their household income and whether they have completed their college studies or not. Pretty useful information, isn’t it? Start using Quantcast by clicking here.

What are they Looking At: CrazeEgg

CrazyEgg is one of the most useful tools for webmasters. It tells you what are the specific sections of your site that catch the attention of your visitors most of the time or where they click on your blog pages. Their HeatMap feature shows you what sections of your blog are most clicked.

You can use this data while testing different themes on your blog and find out which of them would work the best for you. Or you can ,simply, put your subscription box at the place where your visitors click the most. Click here to register at Crazyegg.

Bonus Tip

Knowing what your blog visitors are thinking can certainly enable you to change your website design or content according to what your visitors want. And if you serve them right, they’ll be more than happy to subscribe to your blog.

How To Read Your Visitors’ Mind To Make Them Do What You Want is a post from: SmartBloggerz - Blogging Tips & Make Money Online Tips

You can have a look at the demo blog with it’s proper working. Click Here For the demo blog!

Now let me tell it’s features first provided from the author...

1. Shows one post title at a time.
2. Links to the post.
3. Shows post excerpt also.
4. Every 5 seconds shows a new post.
5. Cycles through all the posts in the blog.
6. Starts a new cycle at the end of the list.
7. Once loaded continues cycling even when not connected to the Internet.
8. Uses official Google AJAX technology.
9. Can be used on other blogging platforms (not tested).
10. Hovering with mouse cursor over the post title halts the rotation till mouse moves off the gadget.

How It Works?

To save space and yet show all posts one by one this gadget uses official Google AJAX API Feed technology and the Dynamic Feed Control. It fetches the post titles and data from your blog and displays it in the gadget.

Installation

As I said in starting, installing this gadget is possible in just 3 steps which are as follow:

1. Go to Blogger Account>Blog>Layout. Here on the Page Elements tab, click on add gadget and then scroll down to click on Add Html/Javascript gadget.

2. Now on the blank space fill it with the following code.
<style type="text/css">
.gfg-root {
width : 100%;
height : auto;
position : relative;
overflow : hidden;
text-align : center;
font-family: "Arial", sans-serif;
font-size: 20px;
border: 1px solid #BCCDF0;
}

.gfg-title {
font-size: 24px;
font-weight : bold;
color : #3366cc;
background-color: #E5ECF9;
line-height : 1.4em;
overflow : hidden;
white-space : nowrap;
}

.gfg-title a {
color : #3366cc;
}

.gfg-subtitle {
font-size: 20px;
font-weight : bold;
color : #3366cc;
background-color: #E5ECF9;
line-height : 1.4em;
overflow : hidden;
white-space : nowrap;
margin-bottom : 0px;
}

.gfg-subtitle a {
color : #3366cc;
display:none !important;
}

.gfg-entry {
background-color : white;
width : 100%;
height : 6.9em;
position : relative;
overflow : hidden;
text-align : left;
margin-top : 3px;
}

/* To allow correct behavior for overlay */
.gfg-root .gfg-entry .gf-result {
position : relative;
background-color : white;
width : auto;
height : 100%;
padding-left : 20px;
padding-right : 5px;
}

.gfg-list {
position : relative;
overflow : hidden;
text-align : left;
margin-bottom : 5px;
display:none !important;
}

.gfg-listentry {
line-height : 1.5em;
overflow : hidden;
white-space : nowrap;
text-overflow : ellipsis;
-o-text-overflow : ellipsis;
padding-left : 15px;
padding-right : 5px;
margin-left : 5px;
margin-right : 5px;
}

.gfg-listentry-odd {
background-color : #F6F6F6;
}

.gfg-listentry-even {
}

.gfg-listentry-highlight {
background-image : url(‘garrow.gif’);
background-repeat: no-repeat;
background-position : center left;
}

/*
* FeedControl customizations.
*/

.gfg-root .gfg-entry .gf-result .gf-title {
font-size: 24px;
line-height : 1.2em;
overflow : hidden;
white-space : nowrap;
text-overflow : ellipsis;
-o-text-overflow : ellipsis;
margin-bottom : 2px;
}

.gfg-root .gfg-entry .gf-result .gf-snippet {
height : 3.8em;
color: #000000;
margin-top : 3px;
}

/*
* Easy way to get horizontal mode, applicable via js options to gadget.
*/

.gfg-horizontal-container {
position : relative;
}

.gfg-horizontal-root {
height : 1.5em;
_height : 100%;
position : relative;
white-space : nowrap;
overflow : hidden;
text-align : center;
font-family: “Arial”, sans-serif;
font-size: 13px;
border: 1px solid #AAAAAA;
padding : 5px;
margin-right : 80px;
}

.gfg-horizontal-root .gfg-title {
font-weight : bold;
background-color: #FFFFFF;
line-height : 1.5em;
overflow : hidden;
white-space : nowrap;
float : left;
padding-left : 10px;
padding-right : 12px;
border-right: 1px solid #AAAAAA;
}

.gfg-horizontal-root .gfg-title a {
color : #444444;
text-decoration : none;
}

.gfg-horizontal-root .gfg-entry {
width : auto;
height : 1.5em;
position : relative;
overflow : hidden;
text-align : left;
margin-top : 0px;
margin-left : 0px;
padding-left : 10px;
}

/* To allow correct behavior for overlay */
.gfg-horizontal-root .gfg-entry .gf-result {
position : relative;
background-color : white;
width : 100%;
height : 100%;
line-height : 1.5em;
overflow : hidden;
white-space : nowrap;
}

.gfg-horizontal-root .gfg-list {
display : none;
}

/*
* FeedControl customizations.
*/

.gfg-horizontal-root .gfg-entry .gf-result .gf-snippet,
.gfg-horizontal-root .gfg-entry .gf-result .gf-author {
display : none;
}

.gfg-horizontal-root .gfg-entry .gf-result .gf-title {
color: #0000cc;
margin-right : 3px;
float : left;
}

.gfg-horizontal-root .gfg-entry .gf-result .gf-spacer {
float : left;
}

.gfg-horizontal-root .gfg-entry .gf-result .gf-spacer,
.gfg-horizontal-root .gfg-entry .gf-result .gf-relativePublishedDate {
display : block;
color: #AAAAAA;
}

.gfg-branding {
white-space : nowrap;
overflow : hidden;
text-align : left;
position : absolute;
right : 0px;
top : 0px;
width : 80px;
}

.gfg-collapse-open, .gfg-collapse-closed {
background-repeat : no-repeat;
background-position : center;
cursor : pointer;
float : right;
width : 17px;
height : 20px;
}

.gfg-collapse-open {
background-image : url(‘arrow_open.gif’);
}

.gfg-collapse-closed {
background-image : url(‘arrow_close.gif’);
}

.gfg-collapse-href {
float : left;
}

.clearFloat {
clear : both;
}
body {
background-color: white;
color: black;
font-family: Arial;
font-size: small;
margin: 0;
}
#feedGadget {
margin-top : 5px;
margin-left: auto;
margin-right: auto;
width : 440px;
font-size: 16px;
color: #9CADD0;
}
</style>
<script src=”http://www.google.com/jsapi/?key=internal-sample”
type=”text/javascript”></script>
<script src=”http://www.google.com/uds/solutions/dynamicfeed/gfdynamicfeedcontrol.js”

type=”text/javascript”></script>

<script type=”text/javascript”>

function showGadget() {
var feeds = [
{title:'title',
url:'http://MYBLOG.blogspot.com/atom.xml?redirect=false&start-index=1&max-results=999'},

];

new GFdynamicFeedControl(feeds, ‘feedGadget’,
{numResults : 1000, stacked : true,
title: “BLOG_TITLE ~ Random Posts.”});
}
google.load(“feeds”, “1″);
google.setOnLoadCallback(showGadget);
</script>
<div id=”feedGadget”>Loading…</div>
<div id=”feedGadget”>Gadget by <a href=”http://www.blogdoctor.me” target=”_blank”>The Blog Doctor</a> and <a href=”http://www.smartbloggerz.com” target=”_blank”>SmartBloggerz!</a>.</div>

To eliminate any problem, you can also get the code from this text file.

In the following code above you have to first edit the things which are marked in bold Otherwise it won’t work for you.

Change “MYBLOG” to actual blog subdomain which you registered with and “BLOG_TITLE” to actual title of your blog. And after that Click on Save Button.

3. Now to make it look nice drag this gadget above the posts. See the screenshot for proper understanding:

Please make sure that after dragging the gadget you click on the save button to make that gadget look at that place.

Now Check your blog…

Optimize

Changing colors and size of this widget is very simple..Just look at the code properly and you will become expert in this

Credits

This cool gadget is created by Vin of BlogDoctor. So thank her for making this widget for blogger users.

You may ask your problems regarding this gadget by commenting below…

Random Rotating Post Gadget with Excerpt is a post from: SmartBloggerz - Blogging Tips & Make Money Online Tips

We Have Made Some 51 RSS Badges..These rss badges can replace your old one and spice up a little more bit your Blogger template. Recently it becomes popular to use large RSS badges to attract more subscribers.Now Choose choose the finest badge for your Blog.

Download!

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If you are interested to display the total number of posts and total number of comments on your blog, please follow the instructions below.

1.Log in to your Blogger account.

2.In your Blogger Dashboard, click on the “Layout” link.

3.This will bring you to the “Page Elements” tab. Decide where you want to insert the statistics widget and click on the “Add a Gadget” link accordingly.

4.Scroll down the list and click on “HTML/JavaScript” button.

5.This will open the “Configure HTML/JavaScript” window. In the title section, please type “Blog Statistics” or “Blog Information” or “Blog Data” or any title you wish to.

6.In the content section, copy & paste the following code exactly:

<script style="text/javascript">

function numberOfPosts(json) {
document.write(‘Total Posts: <b>’ + json.feed.openSearch$totalResults.$t + ‘</b><br>’);
}

function numberOfComments(json) {
document.write(‘Total Comments: <b>’ + json.feed.openSearch$totalResults.$t + ‘</b><br>’);
}

</script>

<ul><li><script src=”http://yourblog.blogspot.com/feeds/posts/default?alt=json-in-script&callback=numberOfPosts”></script></li>

<li><script src=”http://yourblog.blogspot.com/feeds/comments/default?alt=json-in-script&callback=numberOfComments”></script></li></ul>

<center><span style=”font-size:75%;”><a href=”http://assessmyblog.blogspot.com/” target=”_blank”>Assesmyblog</a> | <a href=”http://www.smartbloggerz.com/” target=”_blank”>Smartbloggerz</a></span></center>

7.Remember to replace the text “yourblog” with your blog address. Note that you replace it in two locations.

8.Click on “Save” button and Check your blog.

You will see a small widget in your sidebar with the “Total Posts” n “Total Comments”.

If you have any problem feel free to ask me

Statistics Widget for Blogger is a post from: SmartBloggerz - Blogging Tips & Make Money Online Tips