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I went on the cache version of your blog. It seems like it is low quality and badly written content, with a lot of adverts all over the place, with the actual aim to direct visitors to your main website, bannerbuzz.com. A lot of the content you have written looks like it's been outsourced and this is reflected in the generally low quality of the posts. An ...
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See this question and my answer over at ServerFault.com. When you have a CNAME, you cannot have other records of different types on the same hostname. This isn't a limitation of 1&1, it's a limitation of DNS itself.
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I believe what you want is to add this inside the <head> tags in your site's template - this should be a conditional piece of code that adds a noindex meta tag to ONLY your archive pages:
<b:if cond='data:blog.pageType == "archive"'>
<meta name="robots" content="noindex" />
</b:if>
See more on blogger template variables.
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Probably http://www.HTTrack.com/ is the right tool for you:
It is an easy-to-use offline browser utility and allows you to download websites "to a local directory, building recursively all directories, getting HTML, images, and other files from the server to your computer".
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Unfortunately, you're largely stuck unless you feel like doing a bunch of data mangling.
Tumblr provide no full-fidelity export process, and don't seem terribly interested in doing so anytime soon. Gina Trapani provides a little background here as well as a link to a backup tool they produced in 2009 that's Mac-only, beta, and which no longer works due to ...
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Your new domain, chankeypathak.com, has not been indexed by Google yet, so it is too soon for any page rank to have been transferred or lost.
Give it some time (a few days to a few weeks, depending on how quickly your blog used to be crawled) for the Googlebot to index you. You can check how many pages in your site have been indexed using Google's ...
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Contact your webhost. Unless you've set up your own server and are using that, you have to ask your webhost to redirect the IP for you.
In which, as @Su' said, you'll have to get your own dedicated IP (Which is probably going to cost more). IPs and URLs aren't synonymous. They are two different entities that are tied together using a server configuration ...
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No it is not. You can buy a domain at GoDaddy or any other registrar. Then use it as your blog through blogger. You will need to setup a CNAME
Here are the instructions from Google
http://support.google.com/blogger/bin/static.py?hl=en&ts=1233381&page=ts.cs
Blogger offers two free publishing options for your blog: hosting on
Blogspot ...
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i agree with @lese majeste you need to work on content, its the hardest part and the one i struggle with the most.
However to try and increase traffic or at least encourage my few readers to spread the word i have added twitter, linkedin and facebook buttons as this is where i promote my site the most and also where i generate the small amount of traffic i ...
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Before you start worrying about widgets, advertising, RSS, or any of the other peripheral components to your blog, you need to actually have good content. If you don't have good content, you can add all the widgets and "java codes" you want, and you'll still just have a useless blog that no one visits.
"Content is king" isn't just a cliche. It's an axiom of ...
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Use widgets that provide HTML and JavaScript, then copy and paste that into your post. To display recent posts, for example, you could sign up for FeedBurner, then use the HTML code generated by their BuzzBoost widget (under Publicize>BuzzBoost in the FeedBurner control panel) to display the latest posts from your RSS feed in the blog post itself.
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Blogger is not a registrar. When your client signed up, he or she should have received an e-mail from Google Apps detailing whether the domain was registered through eNom or GoDaddy (the registrar partners used for domain registrations).
If your client does not have his or her domain purchase confirmation e-mail, the DNS settings may be completed by ...
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You could set up your site in Google webmaster tools and request reconsideration that way. Google recently published a blog post about how they are responding to requests better http://googlewebmastercentral.blogspot.com/2011/09/reconsideration-requests-get-more.html
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Google's public PageRank values are only updated every few months, so a new site will not show any page rank until that gets updated.
But really, you should stop caring about PageRank. It's a pretty useless number that condenses over a trillion web pages into an integer between 1 and 10. Instead, look at your traffic - are you still getting the same number ...
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Actually, I'm getting yannbane.com in positions 2 and 3 in Google (UK and US) for the term "tautological cascade", and site: command reports 29 results for the whole domain. The only thing outranking you, in fact, is your own WordPress.com site. So the lack of data in GWT is something else. Google knows you've moved.
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You should login to your adBrite account and set what type of ads to display. Also you should know that some of the ad's may disqualify your site from being accepted into some other ad networks and affiliate networks. So be careful about what type of ad's you display. Type being popup, popunder, peel away etc. Another problem sometimes with those networks is ...
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The closest I could find is this Facebook Like URL data Extract Using jQuery PHP and Ajax http://www.99points.info/2010/07/facebook-like-extracting-url-data-with-jquery-ajax-php/
This does pretty much what you want, it's based on the older facebook layout. You can style it however you want. Basically jQuery is fetching the image and the status is updating ...
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If you can know how to use own sitename with Blogger Service, you can imagine to create CNAME on CNAME, as result - both names will be served by the same Blogger blog.
You have only test will sites save own domain in links or not (I'm not sure in handling of HOST request by G)
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Use Goddaddy nameservers
Learn NS-management interface in order to add needed for 2 sites (hosts, not subdomains!) RR in zone definition
Select names for your hosts (let they be www and blog in this example)
Read blogspot docs about using your own hostname with service (it will be smth. like "you have to point your host to somename-of-blogspot-domain"). Do ...
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Uh, "We received your unlock request on 15 March 2011." It seems like you may have come back to it too late. If you have a Blogger blog disabled like this it's important to stay on the situation until it's restored and not wait around. They'll take a lack of response, including logging in to the account, as a lack of interest in the situation and keep the ...
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There are various reasons why Google removes blog. In your case they think your blog is spammy and that's why it was removed.
Can you access your blogs design, layout ,posts or setting
If yes, you can export your blog Posts to xml file and create a new blog with better url and you can simple restore all of your posts by Importing the XML file.So you dong ...
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Why use Blogger when there are plenty of better options (also free, also easy to integrate with Google services) out there with much better support for static pages?
e.g. WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, DotNetNuke. You can compara this and more at: cmsmatrix.org
WordPress.com is the closest to Blogger/Blogspot. The self hosted version (wordpress.org) allows ...
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Here is a quick list of way to do this. However, the standard list applies as well.
The best thing to do from a coding standpoint is to find a good
theme. One that has semantic HTML and good meta data.
Be sure to use internal and external links. You can do this by
tagging posts and linking to quality content.
Next you can be sure to use a good subdomain ...
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You've added a HTML/Javascript widget at the bottom of your template design. This widget is identified by id="HTML6". It only displays a linkwithin.com javascript code that generates a 1px image. By default widgets in your CSS have padding: 0 15px 15px and line-height: 1.4em. These rules are the ones that generate the undesired space.
Add the following CSS ...
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Before submitting for reconsideration, ensure that your site meets Google's guidelines : http://www.google.com/support/webmasters/bin/answer.py?answer=35769
Check as well that your robots.txt isn't blocking Google from properly crawling (and thus indexing) your site.
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You can use Blogger's Export Blog function to create a backup of your blog, then use the "Import from Blogger" function with a blogging application like WordPress which is hosted elsewhere.
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There certainly are other blog engines out there that can read blogger xml files. wordpress can.
I would strongly suggest trying to figure out what's going on with the DNS entries, though, since it's possible that other stuff will also have problems with it. In the mean time you could certainly install some other blogging software and see if it just works, ...
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Looking at the Facebook Platform bug (marked "WontFix") a workaround seems to be to add the following to your pages:
From comment 14:
<!-- Correct fb_xd_fragment Bug Start -->
<script>
document.getElementsByTagName('html')[0].style.display='block';
</script>
<!-- Correct fb_xd_fragment Bug End -->
Alternatively, you could look ...
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Ideally you would want to put a rel=nofollow in your anchor tag. I am not sure if you have access to do that. Otherwise if you are looking for a change through Blogger then this question is best suited for http://webapps.stackexchange.com/questions.
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