Kontactr

Do you want to have a Better Contact Me form?
Go to Kontactr
Registration required, just fill up the simple for and verify your email.
after you register just copy the code, and paste to your website.

if you want to have a Pop-up contact form copy the code on the "KPU form" and paste to your blog/websites.

How to install MyBlogLog on Blogger?

1. First, make a full backup of your blog template by going to Template>Edit HTML in your Blogger dashboard, then clicking on the "Download full template" link near the top of the page. It is always good practice to do this before making any adjustments to your blog's template in case you make a mistake and need to revert back to a working template afterwards!
2. Next, go back to the Edit HTML section of your dashboard, and check the "expand widget templates" box. Then, just before the closing </head> tag in your template, insert the following lines of code:
   
   
   

   <script src='http://blog.merlinox.com/MrX/Blog/test/myBlogAvatar2.js' type='text/javascript'/>

   This will link to the javascript used to power the comment avatars which is hosted by Merlinox.
3. Next, you will need to find the following line of code:
   
   
   

   <b:loop values='data:post.comments' var='comment'>

   This will be in the comments section of your template, and is easily found using the search function of your browser (CTRL+F). If you cannot find this line, this is probably because you have forgotten to expand the widget templates!
4. Right after this phrase, add the following section of code:
   
   
   

   <div style='border:0;float:left;margin: 0 5px 0 0;'>
   <script>
   myBlogAvatar('<data:comment.id/>','<data:comment.authorUrl/>');
   </script>
   </div>

5. Now, save your template and take a look at one of your blog posts which has a few comments. You will see that any commenter who has a MyBlogLog account and avatar will now have their image featured beside their name. Those who do not have a MyBlogLog account will feature the default question mark avatar instead.

As you have read, this is quite an easy hack to implement in your blog. This will enable MyBlogLog comment avatars for your comments, even if you are not a member of MyBlogLog yourself!

Make Money out of Blogging

Blogging can be rewarding for anyone with an passion for writing, however an experienced blogger  with a strong readership is in a position to turn this hobby into a thriving business. Believe it or not, there are many bloggers out there who earn their entire income from their blog alone, and there are no hidden secrets involved. In fact, there are several proven approaches to turning your pass time into a revenue-generating machine, but it won’t happen overnight. If you are ready to put in the work required to make the leap from hobbyist to professional blogger, consider the following tips.

Focus On Search Engine Optimization

Now that your goal is to convert your blog into a profitable business, it is important to generate a consistent stream of new readers. For this reason, search engine optimization (SEO) techniques need to be a vital part of your professional skill set. There are many techniques that are said to please the search engines, but the two you should be most concerned with are linking and content formatting.

Seek to exchange links with other blogs relevant to your subject matter. Search engines see links from related sources as a sign of credibility and authority in your field.

The structure of your content should follow some basic formatting rules that help search engines discern what your blog is all about. Putting the main keyword (or theme of the content) in header tags, and using important keywords as anchor text to relevant outbound links are a good start. For a full list of SEO formatting techniques, check out this guide from Yoast.

Learn As Much As Possible About Your Audience

Before you can begin generating money from your blog, you must understand your audience inside and out. Only when you know what they respond to, what problems they have that you can solve, and exactly why they come to your blog, can you hope to effectively sell to them. Look back through past entries and make note of which posts got the best reactions, the worst comments, the most shares, etc. Use this knowledge to build a profile of your average loyal reader.

Advertising

Some professional bloggers  prefer a passive revenue model, ie – one that allows them to continue blogging as normal and earn revenue simply from attracting readers. If this is the model you prefer, advertising is a great way to go. Major search engines such as Google Adsense and Yahoo Advertising  offer programs that enable blog owners to get paid for hosting advertisements on their sites. The best of these services ensure blogger satisfaction by using “contextual triggers” that can tell what your blog is about, and only display ads that are relevant to your content.

Affiliate Marketing

 

Affiliate marketing is a more active style of advertising than simply displaying ads, but the pay-offs could potentially be much higher. When you affiliate market, you are acting as a salesman for another company, and are paid on commission for every lead or sale you deliver them. In blogging, this is can be done by mentioning the product in an article or advertisement, so long as it is relevant to the discussion at hand.

As an example, if you are writing about how to properly build a computer and you recommend a certain processor that you feel is the best on the market, you might be able to affiliate with the manufacturer and get paid for the business you send them. If you are interested, Commission Junction is one of the biggest networks for finding and applying for affiliate programs. A word of caution – make sure you are still producing quality content and not shamelessly plugging every offer you can find, as most readers can see straight through that and will not return to your blog.

Sell Premium Content

If you are opposed to advertising altogether, creating premium content is a flexible way to turn your blog into a thriving business. Flexible is the key word here, because there are so many ways that bloggers have found to use this approach, and no matter what your niche is there is a good chance it can work for you. Premium content is anything you can create that builds on or expands the knowledge you share in your free blog posts, and that readers are willing to pay for.

As an example, if your blog is about playing guitar, you might create DVD courses that teach beginners how to play various styles of music. If you run a cooking blog, you could sell an ebook that contains all the best recipes from your site plus a bunch more that will “never be published for free.” This strategy works best when readers consistently enjoy your specific content and find that you speak to their needs in a way no one else does.

Pay per Consult

Another popular strategy for turning your blog into a business is to offer consulting services on your subject. This is typically seen in blogs that deal in business-related topics, such as marketing and management. If you are recognized by your readers as an authority in your field, and possess the skills necessary to solve a broad range of problems your audience is facing, consider offering paid phone and email consultations.

Advertise Blog for more Traffic

Here is many ways to get free traffic to your website or blog

 

1. Join MyBlogLog, add friends, and join communities.

2. Sign up for Technorati and ping it when your blog content changes.

3. Use a ping service like pingomatic to ping RSS aggregators.

4. Submit your blog to all of the directories on Robin Good’s list of RSS directories.

5. Use trackbacks.

6. Leave comments on blogs in related niches.

7. Tell your friends about your blog and specific posts.

8. Put your blog URL in your forum signatures.

9. Create link bait.

10. Tell Your newsletter subscribers about your blog.

11. Write press releases for your blog.

12. Link liberally to other blogs in your posts (many bloggers check who links to them).

13. Tag your posts using Technorati tags or a tag plug-in.

14. Submit your posts to multiple social bookmarking sites using OnlyWire.

15. Use Stumbleupon to stumble your posts.

16. Answer questions on Yahoo answers with the answers on your blog.

17. Answer questions on forums related to your niche with a link to one of your blog posts that answers the question.

18. Set up a feed on MyYahoo so that Yahoo keeps better track of your blog.

19. Make lists (My Top 5…, Ten Things…, etc.). Many of the most popular blog posts are lists like this one.

20. Use pictures. Most of the top trafficed blogs use pictures in their posts.

21. Use video on your blog.

22. Find out what people want to learn about in your blog’s niche and write about it.

23. Be the first to break a news story.

24. Use keyword research to find good keywords to use in your posts.

25. Write controversial posts.

26. Strongly Agree or strongly disagree with other bloggers and write about it with a link to their post.

27. Make it easy for your readers to sign up for your RSS feed.

28. Make it easy for your readers to Digg your posts.

29. Ask your readers to submit your posts to social bookmarking sites (Digg, Reddit, etc.).

30. Interview well known people in your industry (it’s working well for me).

31. Give credit to the blogs that inspire your posts.

32. Don’t be boring.

33. Write for beginners.

34. Participate in group writing projects.

35. Participate in blog memes.

36. Create a blog meme and tag your friends.

37. Participate in blog carnivals.

38. Post at different times of the day.

39. Submit your best posts to article directories.