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How to add Description and Keyword metatags to Blogger blogs?
Posted by Satyajit | | Tips and TricksIf you are a webmaster or site creator, you have to make sure that the site content reaches your target audience. One way of doing that is by carefully assigning title tags as well as meta descriptions and keywords to your web pages. Now you might be thinking what meta tags are and why it is useful for site or blog? Here's your answer.....
A meta tag is a tag (that is, a coding statement) in the Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) that describes some aspect of the contents of a Web page. The information that you provide in a meta tag tag is used by search engines to index a page so that someone searching for the kind of information the page contains will be able to find it. The meta tag is placed near the top of the HTML in a Web page as part of the heading.
There are several kinds of meta tags, but the most important for search engine indexing are the keywords meta tag and the description meta tag. The keywords meta tag lists the words or phrases that best describe the contents of the page. The description meta tag includes a brief one- or two-sentence description of the page. Both the keywords and the description are used by search engines in adding a page to their index. Some search engines also use the description to show the searcher a summary of the page's contents.
Although most search engines do not even consider the keyword meta tag, having the right meta tags in your pages can get them listed with a higher placement in the search engines and allow you to track how effective they are. Many search engines do read them. Keyword phrases that your visitors have typed in to the search engines to find your site should be listed.
Though Blogger is a Google product, blogs hosted on blogger do not have support for meta descriptions and keywords by default. If you have ever tried adding keywords or description meta tags to your Blogger pages, you might have seen that there is no easy way of implementing that. Here is a workaround to make changes to your blogger template in order to add description and keyword meta tags of your choice to your blogger top page as well as to your posts.
The first step for any site builder wanting to optimize their pages would be to analyze your statistics to see who is finding your site by keyword through the search engines. Any good stats will tell you this. Then you simply rewrite your page to include a keyword density of about 3 to every 100 words in your copy, while keeping your message clear and easy to understand.
Sign to your Blogger account and then look out for the Layout panel of your blog, click on Edit HTML.
Click on Download Full Template and save a backup copy of your template. This will come in handy to undo any changes in case the changes do not work as expected
Look for the following code by pressing Ctrl+F in the template:
Add the following code immediately after the code
Replace the http://myurl.blogspot.com/ line with the URL of your blog top page.
Replace the word MY DESCRIPTION with a description for your blog top page.
Replace the word MY KEYWORDS with a list of keywords separated by commas, relevant to your blog top page.
You would need to to follow the steps 4 to 7 - for adding corresponding URL’s, descriptions and keywordsfor for all the individual posts from your blog. For example, if your first article is about cruiser bikes, you’ll need to as follows.
Replace the http://myurl.blogspot.com/ line with http://myurl.blogspot.com/cruiserbikes.html.
Replace the word MY DESCRIPTION with description of cruiser bikes.
Replace the word MY KEYWORDS with keywords such as bikes, cruiser bikes, harley davidson etc. that best suits your site or blog.
Please ensure that all the individual posts have titles and descriptions matching the page content. This will help you from preventing your posts to go in Google Sandbox.
Even if you have to cut and paste them into the HTML of every page and then edit them, it's time well spent when the spiders and crawlers come calling or use our onsite meta tag generator to assist you.
Is your Internet access restricted? Is your School, University ,Office, Call Centre or Government not allowing you to access famous web sites like Orkut, Hi5, Blogger, MySpace and other sites? Now u don't have to worry for that anymore because here are few tricks which you can do to access your favorite web sites by bypassing the ban :-
Trick 1. Anonymous Browsing
Use free Proxy Server which allows you to browse the web anonymously and access sites that are blocked. Here is the list of few proxy servers which I came across while Googling..
Trick 2. Google Translation
In case if your organization has blocked all the anonymous proxy servers, you can use Google Translator( also called as Google Language Tools) service as your proxy server. Google Translator translate pages from one language to another language. You can surf the blocked web pages by translating them from English to English(or any language which you desire).
Replace WEBSITE with your favorite site address in the following URL and start accessing them
Trick 3. Google Mobile Search
Google Mobile search service translates HTML pages to mobile phone browser compatible by removing style sheets and java script. You can use this service to browse the web pages in text only format.
Replace WEBSITE with your favorite site address in the following URL to start accessing them
Trick 4. Search Engine Cache
Enter the blocked URL in Google or Yahoo search engines and then visit the cached copy of the page.
Now you are almost done and now you can enjoy browsing restricted sites......
Nokia 5800 XpressMusic

Device Description:
The Nokia 5800 XpressMusic is a S60 5th Edition device with a resistive touch screen and tactile feedback. The device has a large 3,2“, bright nHD (640 x 360 pixels and 16:9 aspect ratio) color display. The device has variety of input methods: stylus, plectrum and finger touch support for text input and UI control (alphanumeric keypad, full and mini qwerty keyboard, handwriting recognition). Use the Nokia 5800 XpressMusic to connect to mobile broadband using WLAN or HSDPA (3.5G). Find directions and locations with the integrated A-GPS and included maps. Additional features include a 3.2 megapixel camera with dual LED flash, Bluetooth 2.0 +EDR, and USB 2.0 High-Speed. Supported WCDMA frequencies depend on the region where the device is available.Technical Specs | ||
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Developer Platform | S60 5th Edition | |
Operating System | Symbian OS v9.4 | |
Screen Resolution | 360 x 640 | |
General
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Screen Resolution | 360 x 640 | |
Screen Color Depth | 24 bit | |
Device Size | 111 x 51.7 x 15.5 mm | |
Volume | 83 cc | |
Weight | 109 g | |
Input Method | Touch Screen | |
Other Keys | Applications Key Call Creation Key Call Termination Key | |
Frequency Bands | GSM 1800 GSM 1900 GSM 850 GSM 900 WCDMA 1900 WCDMA 2100 WCDMA 850 WCDMA 900 | |
Data Bearers | CSD Dual Transfer Mode (MSC 11) EGPRS GPRS HSCSD HSDPA WCDMA | |
Regional Availability | Africa, Asia-Pacific, CHINA[1], Europe, Latin America, Middle East, North America | |
CPU Count | Single CPU | |
CPU Type | ARM 11 | |
CPU Clock Rate | 434[2] MHz |
Extra Features | ||
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Extra Features | Accelerometer Sensor Flight Mode FOTA Firmware over the Air Nokia Maps 2.0 Nokia Music Store Ovi Store PictBridge Proximity Sensor Software Updates Stereo FM RDS Radio Stereo Handsfree Speakers Still Image Editor Themes | |
GPS Features | A-GPS |
APIs | ||
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Java Technology | JSR 139 Connected, Limited Device Configuration (CLDC) 1.1 JSR 118 MIDP 2.1 JSR 248 Mobile Service Architecture Subset for CLDC JSR 75 FileConnection and PIM API JSR 82 Java™ APIs for Bluetooth 1.1 JSR 135 Mobile Media API 1.1 JSR 172 J2ME™ Web Services Specification (RPC package) JSR 172 J2ME™ Web Services Specification (XML Parser package) JSR 177 Security and Trust Services API for J2ME™ (SATSA-CRYPTO package) JSR 177 Security and Trust Services API for J2ME™ (SATSA-PKI package) JSR 179 Location API for J2ME™ 1.1 JSR 184 Mobile 3D Graphics API for J2ME™ 1.1 JSR 205 Wireless Messaging API 2.0 JSR 226 Scalable 2D Vector Graphics API for J2ME™ 1.1 JSR 234 Advanced Multimedia Supplements 1.1 (audio3d) JSR 234 Advanced Multimedia Supplements 1.1 (music) JSR 256 Mobile Sensor API[1] IAP Info API eSWT UI API 1.0.3 Nokia UI API 1.2 |
Other APIs | Open C APIs Open C++ APIs | |
Product ID | 0x2000DA56 | |
Sensor API Channels | Accelerometer XYZ Ambient Light Orientation Proximity Monitor Rotation | |
Certificates | Symbian A, Symbian B, Symbian C, Symbian D, UTI Root | |
Notes | 1 From firmware version 21.0.025 onwards. |
Browser & Flash | ||
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Browser | HTML over TCP/IP
OSS Browser
WAP 2.0
Web Runtime 1.1
XHTML over TCP/IP | |
Flash Lite version | Flash Lite 3.0 | |
Flash Lite Features | Flash Video |
Multimedia | ||
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Camera Resolution | 2048 x 1536 | |
CMOS Sensor | 3.2 Megapixel | |
Camera Digital Zoom | 3 x | |
Camera Focal length | 3.7 mm | |
Camera F-Stop/Aperture | f/2.8 | |
Camera Focus range | 10 cm to infinity | |
Camera Image Formats | JPEG/Exif | |
Camera Features | Auto Exposure, Auto Focus, Carl Zeiss Optics, Flash, Self Timer | |
Video Recording Resolution | 640 x 480 | |
Video Recording Frame Rate | 30 fps | |
Video Digital Zoom | 4 x | |
Video Recording Formats | H.263, MPEG-4 | |
Video Features | Video Call Video Editor Video Player Video Recorder Video Ringtones Video Sharing Video Stabilization Video Streaming | |
Video Playback Formats | 3GPP formats (H.263), Flash Video, H.264/AVC, MPEG-4, RealVideo 7,8,9/10, WMV 9 | |
Video Playback Frame Rate | 30 fps | |
Graphic Formats | BMP, EXIF, GIF87a, GIF89a, JPEG, JPEG 2000, MBM, OTA, PNG, TIFF, WBMP, WMF | |
Audio Features | Audio Equalizer Audio Recording AAC Audio Streaming Bass Boost Bluetooth Stereo Loudness Music Player Stereo Widening | |
Audio Formats | AAC, AAC+, AMR-NB, AMR-WB, AU, AWB, eAAC+, M4A, MIDI Tones (poly 64), Mobile XMF, MP3, MP4, RealAudio 7, 8, 10, RMF, SND, SP-MIDI, True tones, WAV, WMA, WVE | |
Secondary Camera Resolution | 320 x 240 | |
Secondary Camera Digital Zoom | 2 x | |
Secondary Camera Image Formats | JPEG | |
Secondary Camera Video Recording Resolution | 176 x 144 | |
Secondary Camera Video Recording Frame Rate | 15 fps | |
Secondary Camera Video Recording Format | H.263 |
Memory Functions | |||
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Maximum User Storage | 81 MB | ||
NAND Memory | 256 MB | ||
SDRAM Memory | 128 MB | ||
Memory Card type | Micro SD | ||
Memory Card Features | Hot Swap | ||
Maximum Memory Card Size | 16 GB | ||
Maximum Heap Size | Unlimited | ||
Maximum JAR Size | Unlimited |
Connectivity | ||
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Local Connectivity | Bluetooth 2.0 +EDR Bluetooth Stereo Audio Micro USB MTP (Multimedia Transfer Protocol) Nokia AV 3.5mm Nokia microUSB Cable CA-101D UPnP USB 2.0 High-Speed USB Mass Storage Video Cable Nokia CA-75U | |
Bluetooth Profiles | A2DP, AVRCP, BIP, DUN, FTP, GAP, GOEP, HFP, HID, HSP, OPP, PBAP, SAP, SDP, SPP | |
WLAN support | 802.11b/g WEP WPA WPA2 (AES/TKIP) |
Messaging | ||
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Messaging | IM, MMS+SMIL, SMS | |
Messaging Features | OMA Multimedia Messaging Service v1.3 | |
Email Solutions | Mail for Exchange OMA E-mail Notification v1.0 | |
Supported Email Protocols | IMAP4, POP3, SMTP | |
Supported Document Formats | Excel, PDF, Powerpoint, Word, Zip |
Power Management | ||
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Power Management | 2.0mm Charger Connector | |
Battery model | BL-5J 3.7V 1320 mAh | |
GSM Talk Time up to | 8.8 hours | |
WCDMA Talk Time up to | 5.0 hours | |
GSM Standby Time up to | 17 days | |
WCDMA Standby Time up to | 17 days | |
Video Playback Time up to | 5.2 hours | |
Video Recording Time up to | 3.6 hours | |
Music Playback Time up to | 35.0 hours |
Other | ||
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OMA Device Management | OMA Client Provisioning v1.1 OMA Device Management v1.1.2 | |
Synchronization | OMA Data Synchronization v1.2 SyncML | |
Digital Rights Management | OMA DRM Forward Lock OMA DRM v1.0 OMA DRM v2.0 Windows Media DRM 10 | |
DRM Delivery Method | HTTP Download MMS OMA Download v1.0 |
Nokia's 5800 XpressMusic was long anticipated when it finally went on sale in the UK on 23 January. It had been shipping in some other countries since last year and by the time we Brits were able to get our hands on it the phone had already sold a million units elsewhere.
You can pick the phone up SIM-free from the Nokia online store or pop along to your operator and get it for prices from free on contract. Vodafone has even bagged an exclusive blue colour highlighted version.
There is no pinch control. There are some sweeping controls - for example, moving through photos and song lists, but the implementation lacks the charm and wow factor of the iPhone's system. It feels more like S60-plus-touch rather than a bottom up designed touch interface. Not surprising, really, as that's what it is.
My heart sunk when I realised there was a stylus sitting in a housing on the casing. I am inclined to think that any mobile that has a touch interface yet comes with a stylus is missing an important trick. Fortunately, I didn't have to resort to using this one.
Text entry is one of those all-important areas where the touch-based user interface has to be superb. If it works well then text messaging and emailing are easy. If not, they are frustrating. In this case, individual keys are small but not too small and there is a gentle vibrating response when you hit a key.
Another irritation is that sometimes the screen wants a double tap and I had to get used to when this was the case. One example is choosing, rather than simply highlighting, an option in the music player. Press, wait, nothing happens, press again. Irritating. Still, these niggles aside, I'm inclined to give the touch implementation eight out of 10 for usability.
The Nokia 5800's screen locks out after a few seconds of non-use preventing accidental presses. To get things running again you have to slide the side mounted lock button. You'll either appreciate this or loathe it and I certainly found it more amenable than the more usual double front button press.
There is often a short wait while the phone works out what to do when you press a key. This seemed particularly long when running apps from the main menu and over time I found it somewhat frustrating.
The button arrangement is pretty standard. Beneath the screen are Call, End and Menu keys. Both the SIM and microSD card slots sit on the left edge of the casing under protective flaps. The phone comes with an 8GB card which boosts its somewhat paltry 81MB of internal memory.
The main screen looks a little different to the usual Nokia S60 style, offering large fingertouch buttons for shortcuts to applications, but the design is recognisably S60 and shouldn't put off upgrading users.
There are stereo speakers on board that turn out a reasonable volume and quality of music and the (sensibly) top-mounted 3.5mm headset jack is welcome. The phone supports TV-out via the 3.5mm connector, too, and you get the necessary cable.
This is, as you'd expect, a 3G handset with download speeds of up to 3.6Mbps. Shame it doesn't run to 7.2Mbps, though. There is Wi-Fi here too, and it is very easy to hop on and off networks. A-GPS is also present and Nokia Maps is built in.
There is a front camera for two-way video-calling. The main camera is a little disappointing. Even though it captures stills at 3.2-megapixels through Carl Zeiss optics and has a dual LED flash and autofocus, these don't make up for the absence of a macro mode, or indeed the below par image production - especially indoors.
Indoors, the coloured dish, photographed under normal household lights with no flash, looks grainy. Outside, the chair, shot on a gloomy, rainy day, is not uniformly white. The snowdrops are OK but they show how badly the camera copes with a close in subject. Nokia should have tried harder with the camera, methinks.
Battery life is quoted at 8.8 hours talk and 406 hours on standby. I managed a couple of days between charges with an average use pattern but if you are heavy on the GPS, Wi-Fi or 3G you'll need to recharge more frequently.
Verdict
I don't think the market leaders Apple, Samsung and LG, need to worry just yet. S60-plus-touch has a little way to go before it can rival the bottom up interface designs which handsets from those companies offer. But I can see how the touchscreen could really help Nokia up its game at the higher end of the phone market, and I look forward to seeing the idea in full flight.
Welcome to San Andreas...
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Grove Street Families are a diminishing gang in Los Santos, San Andreas. Everyday, their men get capped, the Ballas gain strength and Grove Street get weaker. Things have slowly gotten worse since Carl Johnson (Grove Street OG) left Los Santos for a new life in Liberty City five years ago. Sweet is Carl's older brother, and heads up the Grove Street gang. Sweet blames Carl for the death of their younger brother Brian who was involved in an unfortunate accident all those years ago. Lack of weaponary, poor health because of drugs, a rapidly decreasing rate of respect and betrayal--have all led to Grove Street's downfall. Grove Street OG's Big Smoke and Ryder, are trying to setup a new drug business with the Loco Syndicate. The Loco Syndicate is run by Mike Toreno, a shady CIA agent. Jizzy B and T-Bone Mendez are also involved. Sweet refuses to take part, saying that it would damage the hood.
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There is only one type of crime in Los Santos. Gang crime. It is upto Los Santos' anti-gang unit (known as C.R.A.S.H) to end gangbanging and keep the city under control. The unit is led by Officer Frank Tenpenny and includes Officer Eddie Pulaski, and the unit's newest recruit Jimmy Hernandez. Tenpenny and Pulaski are corrupt. The two cops believe that sometimes in order to get what you want, you have to work with the people you don't like, doing things that aren't exactly right. They pressurise Hernandez into killing Officer Ralph Pendelburry, who threatened to expose their methods.
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In Liberty City - Carl Johnson is working for Joey Leone, and meanwhile Johnny Sindacco visits the Gentlemen's Club to offer Salvatore Leone stakes at a casino in Venturas. This involves Salvatore pledging $5,000,000 to the Sindacco's. The two gangs cannot decide who should run the casino and so Ken Rosenberg (once working with the Forelli's down in Vice) is put forward as a neutral party. Rosenberg is stuck in the middle of 3 mob families, and if one mob hits another, the opposition will eliminate Ken. Also in Venturas, Triads have purchased the Four Dragons Casino but the Sindacco's are looking to sabotage it's opening.
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Balla OG's decide that it's time to finish off Grove Street. The plan is to cap Grove Street's leader, Sweet. The hit is made, but instead, Beverly Johnson is killed, and Sweet survives. Sweet calls Carl to announce his mother's death, and Carl begins a journey back to his home town in Los Santos. Carl is welcomed by Officer Tenpenny, who has bullied Carl since before his leave for Liberty City. Carl is escorted to Front Yard Ballas territory, and later thrown from a moving police car. Carl finds himself dragged back into the gang life that he apparently once tried to leave behind. Welcome to San Andreas... San Andreas is set in the early 1990's--a very important time in Los Angeles' history. The story focuses on the famous LA riots and the related rampart scandal. This involved a corrupt police force known as C.R.A.S.H, terrorising Los Angeles. The rampart scandal was ignited by Officer Rafael Perez--perhaps the base of Officer Tenpenny's character. "The Introduction" DVD is exclusively available with purchase of the San Andreas Official Soundtrack Double CD.
Its an efficient way to increase the link popularity of your website and to receive some extra traffic. It would be cumbersome, however, if you needed to manually bookmark your posts on every single site out there.
OnlyWire is a web tool that will automatically save your posts on several bookmarking sites, including:
- Backflip
- Blue Dot
- Blinklist
- Delicious
- Furl
- Magnolia
- Rawsugar
- Shadows
- Simpy
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Here are some steps to start with:- Register a free OnlyWire account.
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