visiter counter add in blogger
Today I tell you guys how to add visit counter in blogger.
first off all go to histats.com
then click on registration button and register in website. after registration
sign in website.after sign you see a new page add website your website name
and description title and captcha fill the forum and click on continue .
click on your site ,and click on counter code then click on add a new counter
select any counter click get a code copy this code
and paste it blogger layout html javascript widget, save .
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Today I am going to tell Google AdSense Personal Identification Number ( PIN) How do Verified . When Google AdSense PIN verification code is send
Actually, we made AdSense account has time to give the address to the verification code is send your AdSense account , which we do by putting activists , but to some people it takes time to reach three , four weeks from you so far can wait ,ok.
When AdSense income are $ X i mean 10$. would have to show a message on the AdSense account .
warch this video and verify your google adsense pin code.
Trace mobile phone number
what are you now phone directory contains a record of all the phone numbers stored in the database. Just by entering the telephone number, you can easily access the name and address of the person home you are connected with., there is a need to develop a mobile directory for the users of cell phones. Everyone is having a mobile phone these days, so there should be a directory of mobile number records as well. Taking this in view, has introduced the Mobile Directory that is easy and quick to access. It is a new feature of this kind and first time started in Pakistan. The following information can satisfy your queries
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Today I tell you friends,how to create gmail account verify .
first= you go to gmail.com
second=click on creat an account or sign up ok
third=fill the forum
first name :- any one example name x.y.z
last name :- anyone example name ( sania or xyz)
choose your username :- any name off 6 chracter
create a password :-Use at least 8 characters. 4words and 4 number example(sani1234) confirm password:-same both are alike birthday :-18 years or old gender:-male or female mobile phone :-its very important for gmail confirmation current email address:-optional select your country and click on next step
you get a verification code on your mobile
put the verification on gmail and then continue
your account is ready
So, what is a domain name worth? The answer that I have to this question,
largely goes against the mainstream conversation of valuating a domain. In
fact, I don’t even think that the answer needs to be long and drawn out. It’s
simple. Call it a cop out response, but the answer is simply: a domain name is
worth any amount that a person is willing to pay for it.
Boring answer, but I feel it’s true. Sure, you can valuate an entire web
site that the domain is attached to, and determine it’s approximate worth based
on a number of parameters. For example, when determining the value of a web
site, you can ask questions such as: what is it’s monthly ROI How much time and
energy needs to be expended to maintain that ROI? Is it trending in any
specific direction? Is the content unique, allowing it a fair chance in Google
organic search results? And so on…
And of course, many people ask questions about the domain name as well,
which does strangely affect the value of the web site, or perhaps more accurately,
the perceived value.
Factors That Can Potentially Hinder The Value Of A Domain Name
There are factors that can hinder the value of a domain name to be sure. If
a domain name was ever used for pr0n, or caught up in any legal issues, most
people don’t want any part of it. Thanks to the Wayback Machine (Internet
Archive) we can see snapshots of the history of many web sites, to see if it
was used in any way that may decrease it’s value.
Another factor that can make a domain less worthy is if there have been any
manual spam assessments made towards it by Google, and perhaps other search
engines.
A Lot Of Times, Value Is Really Just “Perceived” Anyway Isn’t It?
A common practice on web site selling sites like Flippa, is to buy a decent
web site, attach what is referred to as a “premium” domain to it, and resell
it, landing the clever seller who knows a little about DNS a cool profit. And
if he’s a nice guy, he will also do the change of address in Google and Bing.
To me, for the most part, value is just “perceived” when it comes to
domains. I know by default people value .tv domains higher than they do a .com,
but that’s only because the powers-that-be made the default initial price for
.tv domains much higher.
And there is still the lingering suggestion that the keywords in the domain
name are important for SEO. Are they? Maybe see Google’s reaction to that to
see for sure. Sure, we know the words in a URL can make a difference for SEO,
but will the homepage rank higher because of the words in the domain name? It
seems not so much these days, if at all.
Yes, a site about the raw food diet could probably do wonders for human’s
benefit if that phrase were in the domain, because it will be semi-clear what
the site is about by looking at the domain name. But, there has been a lot of
spam sites created with high focus on keywords in the domain name, with other
sites without such domains having more value in terms of content. Plus, what
about clever branding, like a site abuut raw foods might be called: RawkItOut
for a play on words. Should it not be given the same chance for homepage
ranking?
I believe Google also values transparency, so there has been some
suggestion that WhoIs protection on a domain can negatively impact SEO. I can’t
say for sure the impact, but I will tell you that spam increases greatly by
email and snail mail when you leave that protection off. So, what to do?
Does Domain Age Matter
Also, people talk a lot about “age” for domain names. Why on Earth would
that matter when it’s being sold in the marketplace? In fact, I feel that you
have more work to do when buying an aged domain, because you have a history of
possible mistakes that were made with it.
The only thing that I have heard of that makes any sort of sense when it
comes to the age of a domain having value, is that when a web site owner
pre-registers her domain for several years, it shows that she is serious about
her site.
Sure, if she has run the site for several years prior, the content attached
to the site may have higher value, but I don’t see older domains being of great
value just because they are old. Age doesn’t make them wiser.
Aged sites… that makes sense to me. Aged domains, not so much.
Personal Beliefs Might Fluctuate (And Randomize) The “Value” Of A Domain
Name
I think it boils down to what someone might think of your web site when
hearing the domain name, whether it has value. And this is really based on personal
beliefs. Let me list a few examples.
1) I hear a lot that a .net domain might be looked at as less than
valuable, because it’s a cheap knock off to a .com.
2) When I told a friend my web site address, which has the TLD .xyz he
thought that I was kidding and that can’t possibly be real. My girlfriend
(future wife, woot!) refuses to register a .xyz because she doesn’t lend it any
credibility. Tell that to Google, who registered abc.xyz. Good buy I say!
3) A .com does always seems cooler than any other TLD doesn’t it? I know
several Canadian business owners who would prefer not to purchase the .ca and
opt for the .com instead, because it is “more valuable”. Is it? I don’t know.
4) Plenty of people, primarily those that still want to see their keywords in
the domain name, like the idea of hyphens in a domain, for when they can’t get
the “right” one because someone else squatted on the version without the
hyphens. So, do hyphen domains have value? Depends who you ask. Me, in the past
would say no. It felt like a spammy choice. In fact, when I was looking for
screencast software that was both cloud based, and that I could use offline, I
tried several for more than a year without feeling happy about the choices.
And, I always skipped past screencast-o-matic.com in the search results because
I didn’t like the two hyphens. I was a hyphen snob. Well, let me tell you, for
whatever reason, I decided to trytheir
software, and I have been using it for 3 years, and I don’t want to shop around
anymore. Perceived value of a domain made me overlook a great site/tool for so
long.
5) Remember that social site profilactic.com? It’s a one word, real word,
domain name and a .com to boot, 3 plusses for domain name value wouldn’t you
say? Well, some people would be embarrassed to have a site with that name in
their browser history. Kind of decreases the value a little, when used as a
social site, I feel.
I know that I thought of more “perceived value” ideas when I was chilling
in the bath tub, but now I forget, so I will move on.
Is There Any “Real” Value In A Domain Name Choice?
I guess my point of all of this is, if you believe for example, that a
domain has more value because it is a golden oldie, and you pay more for it (or
convince someone to buy yours), then it is more valuable. However, you won’t be
able to sell me a .com for more than $12 just because it’s aged, unless it’s
attached to a web site. Because I don’t feel that age has value in this case.
It’s a matter of a opinion, one that premium domain sellers would love for you
to buy into.
And, if you are holding on to the idea that using your target keyword in
the domain name will bring you higher in search results, and you pay more for
it, then it is more valuable (to you at least), but it’d be tough to measure
your ROI.
To me, I think the value of a domain lies in what it is being used for, and
if the intended audience will see it appropriate for the intended purpose.
There are areas that are pretty much undeniable true though. Things like:
A domain that is short and/or easy to remember probably has more value than
the default price you could have bought it for from NameCheap or Godaddy, etc.
A domain name that matches, precisely, the intended purpose of the site it
is attached to has more value.
