How to include Signature at the end of post of the blog?

Do you know how to keep signatures attached on the blogger post at the end of every articles. If you don't know and you are interested in enclosing it on your blog but confused where and how to include the Signature than I am helping you with this blogging tip.

You have to do some steps; creating your Signature image, uploading your Signature image to Image hosting, and placing the code of your Signature image into blogger.

Below are the details:

Creating your Signature Image
The first step you have to do is creating signature image like I have done as below:

To create such image, you can use any software or program such as MS Paint at Microsoft Windows, Adobe Photoshop, Corel draw, banner maker, or any software. You can also create it online on the site of Online Signature Creator such as http://www.123pimpin.com, http://mylivesignature.com and many more. Or, simply you can write a signature in a blank paper and scan it.


Uploading your Signature image to Image Host
If you have already owned your Signature image, the next step you should do is uploading it to the Host that you usually upload your image, for example, you can upload it the free image host such as http://imageshack.us, http://photobucket.com, http://flickr.com, http://tinypic.com, and many others.

After you upload your Signature image, take the Web HTML code of your Signature image.


Now Copy this code from HTML for Websites
<a href="http://tinypic.com" target="_blank"><img src="http://i45.tinypic.com/sys3ud.jpg" border="0" alt="Image and video hosting by TinyPic"></a><br />


And Change into like this:
<img src="http://i45.tinypic.com/sys3ud.jpg" border="0" alt="Image and video hosting by TinyPic">


Placing the code of your Signature image into Blogger
The last step is installing the code of your Signature image to Blogger; follow these steps:

Login to Blogger with your ID

Click Settings

Click Formatting tab.

Scroll down the page, placing the code of your Signature image into the text area beside the words Post Template

Click SAVE SETTINGS button

Click Posting tab, and automatically your Signature will always appear on Posting editor (See in Picture it is showing code at moment!!).

Please create new post as usual than u can see like this on each post!!

Done!!
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How To Add a Feedjit Live Traffic Feed Widget to Blog?

Feedjit is a free live traffic widget. It provides real time traffic. It Is free of cost to install at your blog or websites. With this widget you can easily track your visitors. Adding a Feedjit widget to your Blogger blog is easy. All you have to do is to add a HTML code.

This widget tell you about last ten visitors to your blogger blog. It tells -

1.Their country and city
2.The site from where they came.
3.The page they read.

By clicking watch in Real Time, you can track more than 30 visitors.

Steps to add Feedjit Live Traffic Widget

1.Go to Feedjit.

2.On this page you will see four widgets. Choose the left most one, Live Traffic Feed.

3.Click on the customize link and cutomize it according to your preferences. You should choose colors which blend with your blog.

4.Now copy the code.

5.Go to your blog, select layout -> page element.

6.Click add a gadget in sidebar and then click HTML/JavaScript.

7.A new window will pop up. Paste the code in the window and give it a title.

8.Click save and move the widget to your favourite location.

9.Preferably place the widget in right sidebar.

10.In the options, click ignore my browser otherwise it will keep on counting your visits.

That’s all! Take care of colors while customising.
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How to add Recent Posts, Recent Comments and Random Post Widgets in Blogger?

To increase the number of page views per user you need to add links so that the user does not leave the site.

This can be solved by adding links to other posts. You can display recent posts and recent comments just by following these simple steps:

1.Go to Layout>Page Elements
2.Then click on Add Gadget
3.Then click on the Feed Gadget
4.For the Recent Posts widget put the following link in the Feed url:

http://Your-blog-name.blogspot.com/feeds/posts/default
Your-blog-name – Should be link of your blog (e.g biizay.blogspot.com)

Now just change the title to Recent Posts and then click save.
After saving the widget you can drag it to any place of your choice.

5. Similarly to add the Recent Comments put the following link in the Feed url:
http://Your-blog-name.blogspot.com/feeds/comments/default

The only drawback of these widgets is that they can show maximum five links.

What is Random Posts Widget?
This widget displays random links of posts from your blog. This is differant from Recent posts or Popular Posts. This widget helps you as it brings some unpopular posts to your visitors.

How can I get this widget?
Sign in to Blogger >> Layout >> Page Elements >> Add a Gadget >> HTML/Java Script.

Now add following code in that:
<script type="text/javascript"><br />var randarray = new Array();var l=0;var flag;<br />var numofpost=6;var wordnumber=5;</script><br /><script style="text/javascript" src="http://free.blogger.help.googlepages.com/randompostswithsummary.txt"><br /></script><br /><script src="/feeds/posts/default?alt=json-in-script&start-index=1&max-results=1000&callback=randomposts" type="text/javascript"></script><br /><a href="http://free-blogger-help.blogspot.com/"><span style="font-size: 80%">Get This Widget </span></a> <br />

Now save it.

Note:
numofpost=6 - It shows no. of random posts to be displayed.
wordnumber=5 - It shows length of post summary

How to Burn Blogger RSS Feeds at Feedburner?

In this tutorial I will guide you through the step by step process of burning your Blogger feed at Feedburner, updating your blog settings to reflect the new feed and adding a RSS icon to the sidebar of your blog so your visitors can subscribe to your new RSS feed. Although redirecting your blog feeds through Feedburner is relatively straightforward I will be including some tips to simplify the process. This tutorial is suitable for all levels of technical knowledge but is particularly aimed at those readers new to blogging with Blogger.

There are lots of good reasons for burning your Blogger feeds with a free service like Feedburner. Among the advantages are better feed presentation, detailed tracking statistics and access to the large choice of feed readers available.

How to Burn Your Blogger RSS Post Feed at Feedburner

1. Go to Feedburner, and click on the Get Started link

2. Sign in to your Google Account if not already signed in. This will take you to your Feedburner Account page.

3. Enter the name of your blog in the Burn a Feed Right This Instant box and click the Next button

4. A message will be displayed that you have more than one feed and asking you to choose. Select the RSS radio button for the RSS feed and click next


5. Feedburner will now display the proposed Feed Title and Feed Address. Unless you have a reason to change these accept by selecting the next button

6. You will now see the confirmation screen letting you know your feed has been burned. Select the Next Button to set up Feedburner Statistics options


7. Check the I want more! statistics box to give you access to additional tracking statistics. Click on the next button

8. Feedburner will now inform you that it has successfully updated the burned feed you have just created.

9. Click on the Feedburner Analyze Tab at the top of the page and you will be taken to the Analyze Feed Stats Dashboard. At this stage you will receive the message: Your feed is so new, we’re still playing with the bubble wrap. It can take about a day before you will be able to see much action on your feed

10. Under the title of your blog's feed in this screen click on edit feed details. This will give you the new name and URL for your feed.

Copy the full feed address into Notepad or similar. Care needs to be taken as you will need to copy this in two parts. The new feed URL should be something like this:

http://feeds2.feedburner.com/YourBlog

11. In a new window login to Blogger.com and navigate to the Settings > Site Feeds section of your blog

12. Click on the Advanced Mode to switch from the basic mode.

13. Make sure that the Blog Posts Feed, Blog Comment Feed and the Per Post Comment Feed are all set to Full.

14. Paste the URL address of your new Feedburner feed in the feed address box provided. This is the URL address that you copied into Notepad previously

15. If you don't already have a copyright notice in the Post Feed Footer it is a good idea to enter one. I tend to use something like the following:

Copyright Your Blog Name @ yourblogname.blogspot.com

16. Click on the Save button

17. Return to Feedburner and click on the Publicize tab

18. Follow the friendly graphic link to chickletize your feed. This will provide you with the code to place an RSS icon on your blog with a link to your new burned Feedburner feed

19. Choose the large orange icon entitled "Subscribe in a Reader" as we will be placing it in the sidebar of your blog.

20. Copy the code at the bottom of the page by right clicking the mouse and then select all from the menu followed by right click the mouse and then select copy

21. Return to your blog and navigate to Layout > Page Elements

22. In the sidebar select Add a Gadget and then HTML/Javascript. Paste the code into the content box by right clicking the mouse and selecting paste

23. Enter a title if you wish. I like to use Subscribe for Free myself as for a lot of people subscriptions often mean there is a cost involved.

24. Save your new widget

25. Use the drag and drop feature in the sidebar to position the widget in your desired location. Click on Save

26. Click on View your Blog to see your new RSS icon in the sidebar. If you now click on the RSS icon you will see your new Feedburner post feed in action

This tutorial has shown you how to burn your Blogger Blogspot Feed at Feedburner, update your Blogger settings to take account of the new feed URL address and add a RSS icon link to your blog's sidebar which points to your Feedburner post feed.
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