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A Complete Guide on Setting Up FeedBurner for WordPress Blog
[This post is part of the WordPress Guide for Beginners – Step by Step Tutorials] Whenever you launch a new blog, one of the essential things to do is setting up FeedBurner. It’s very easy to burn your RSS feed with FeedBurner. Most important feature of the FeedBurner is free email subscription. For example if any…
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How to Submit Sitemap to Google Webmaster Tools
Whenever you create a blog or website, the first thing you want is ‘people find your site’. People can easily find your site through Google. But Google won’t index your site instantly. You have to wait until Google bot crawls your site. So our task is to enforce Google bot to crawl your site. The…
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How To Block Certain Google Adsense Ads
You might have noticed that sometimes Google Adsense Ads show some irrelevant, competing sites, spammy looking or common ads on your site. But you don’t want Adsense to show such type of Ads. If you are in this situation, then you are lucky enough that Google has an option that lets you block those Ads.…
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What to do If you Accidentally Delete your Blog Post?
How annoying it is when you see that half of your post content have been deleted after publishing or updating your post. I found it very troublesome. Yesterday I edited one of my post to add some important information. When I done my work and clicked for preview I saw half content of post has…
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Can You Get AdSense Approval With A Subdomain Site?
I have been asked this question many times that “Can I get Adsense approval with Subdomain?” Before we dive to the answer here some information about Subdomain. Subdomain: A subdomain is a domain that is part of a top-level domain. For example, Blogspot.com is a top level domain and yourdomain.blogspot.com is a subdomain. Subdomain can be…
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How to Add Google Custom Search in WordPress
If you’re using WordPress inbuilt search, then you deprive your readers from relevant posts and miss some revenue from Adsense. How? Most of the time WordPress default Search shows results ordered by date, not by relevance. That means most recent posts get priority, even if older posts are related with search terms. Moreover Search terms are…

