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Sunday, March 23, 2014

How To Setup Custom Control Panel For Blogger?

As you know Blogger.com is one of the best blogging platform available for free of cost. There are lot of Blogger.com tweaks and hacks are available online. Here I got some fresh and Interesting Blogger hack. The default Dashboard of Blogger is not bad, but it seems nice to change it. In this post I am gonna explain “How to setup custom Control panel(Dashboard) for Blogger.

Custom Control Panel For Blogger

This control panel only change some alignment of Blogger links and looks good too. We can’t add any extra features which Blogger doesn’t provide. As  an Introduction the options available in this control panel are featured below.
  • Blogger’s Homepage link
  • Create new Post or Page
  • All Posts
  • Comments
  • Edit Layout option
  • HTML and Template edit option.
  • Blog settings
  • Stat Viewer
  • Logout
After customizing your Control panel, it can be seen on the top of your browser as a horizontal navigation menu.

How To Setup

1.Getting your blog ID is the first step to do our job. Go to your default control panel, there you can see your blog ID in your url box.
How To Setup Custom Control Panel For Blogger 1
Copy and save the Blog ID
2.Go to Template -> Edit HTML
3.Find given code in your template
<body expr:class=’&quot;loading&quot; + data:blog.mobileClass’>
If the code is not there then try
<body>
4.Just below the tag paste the given code
<span class=’item-control blog-admin’>
<style>
.control-panel ul{z-index: 20; position: absolute; margin: 0px auto; background-color: #F6F6F6; width: 100%; }
.control-panel ul li{display: inline-block; float: left; padding: 7px 0px;}
.control-panel ul li a {color:#686868;padding: 7px 15px;border-right: 1px solid #E3E3E3;font-weight: bold;font-size: 13px;}
.control-panel a:hover {text-decoration:none; color:#FC8F44;}
</style>
<div class=’control-panel’>
<ul>
<li><a href=’http://www.blogger.com/home’>My Blogs</a></li>
<li><a href=’http://www.blogger.com/blogger.g?blogID=XXXXXXXXXXXXX#editor/src=sidebar’>New Post</a></li>
<li><a href=’http://www.blogger.com/blogger.g?blogID=XXXXXXXXXXXXX#editor/target=page’>New Page</a></li>
<li><a href=’http://www.blogger.com/blogger.g?blogID=XXXXXXXXXXXXX#posts’>All Posts</a></li>
<li><a href=’http://www.blogger.com/blogger.g?blogID=XXXXXXXXXXXXX#comments’>Comments</a></li>
<li><a href=’http://www.blogger.com/blogger.g?blogID=XXXXXXXXXXXXX#pageelements’>Layout</a></li>
<li><a href=’http://www.blogger.com/blogger.g?blogID=XXXXXXXXXXXXX#templatehtml’>Edit HTML</a></li>
<li><a href=’#’ onclick=’location.reload(true); return false;’>Refresh</a></li>
<li><a href=’/’ target=’_blank’>New Tab</a></li>
<li><a href=’http://www.blogger.com/blogger.g?blogID=XXXXXXXXXXXXX#basicsettings’>Settings</a></li>
<li><a href=’http://www.blogger.com/blogger.g?blogID=XXXXXXXXXXXXX#overviewstats’>Stats</a></li>
<li><a href=’http://www.blogger.com/logout.g’>Logout</a></li>
</ul>
</div>
</span>
6. Replace the XXXXXXXXXXXXX with your blog ID
7.Save Template
Check your blog, you can see a control panel above your blog just like WordPress. Enjoy all features of Blogger without exiting your blog home page.

Posted By Bergin A4:37 PM

Tuesday, February 11, 2014

Top 10 Google Tricks and Tips

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Everyone will accept that Google is the most used search engine which is easy to use also. But many of the people don’t know the tricks used in Google to simplify the search. It is widely used by the all over the world. It appears with the clear and clean homepage which doesn’t contain any annoying ads. The best thing in Google is fast and simple. Some of the tricks are shown below.

To find exact definitions
Don’t type the word that you want to know the definition initially. Instead of that you should type define and the word should be followed by that. For example: Define grating.
Converters
Google has many built-in converters. Like currency converters, unit converters, measurement converters etc. You can type the conversions directly as “80 dollars to pounds”.
To forecast Weather conditions
Google provides the weather forecasting all over some  countries. If you want to find the weather condition, just type "weather" and a city name or zip code. For example: "weather 86412" or "weather Newyork.”
To know the Movies timings
To know about the movie like theatre name, where it is screening etc..google provides the best way. Type “movies or the name of the film along with the city code For example, "women in black Melbourne" or "movies 67543."
To know about the flight status
If you want to know about the status of any flight, we will get know in google itself. By typing the name of the particular airline that you want to know the status followed by the flight number. Example “United 125”.
City view
Google offers to view the street, city and navigate with high resolution. It provides 360 degrees of street level images of various cities. Click  the Street View button and then "person" icon to be dragged onto the blue outlined street. Street View is also used for directions for drive.
Google local search 
If you wants to search any area, visit google local by entering the area name or the keyword of the area that you want to know. Example, by typing hotel, it will display the local hotels nearer by.
Phone number detail 
Type the entire phone number with code of the area in order to display the name and address related to that particular number.
Pages linked to the computer
To see what are the web pages that are linked to your website or blog , just type the following website, itzurzraj
Search using particular file type
In your search, if you include the file type the results will be less only, which will help you to search easily. Include the file type by entering it in the search box. Example “HP specifications” filetype:pdf.

Posted By Bergin A3:00 PM

Sunday, September 15, 2013

Google Hacking

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google-hacking-03Prior to an attack, I spend some time browsing the web and looking for background information about the organization I’m about to attack. First, I usually browse the organizational website and look for general information such as contact information, phone and fax numbers, emails, company structure, and so on. I also usually look for sites that link to the target site or for organizational emails floating around the web. Sometimes the small details give you the most information: how well designed is the target website? How clean is their HTML code? This might give you a clue about their budget when they erected their site, from which, in turn, you may intuit their budget to secure it.

Google has proven to be one of the best and most comprehensive search engines to date. Google will violently spider websites, inadvertently exposing sensitive information on that web site due to various web server misconfigurations (such as directory indexing). Such exposure results in huge amounts of data leaking into the web and, even worse, leaking into the Google cache.
In early 2000 this gave birth to a new field, Google Hacking. Google hacking was first introduced by Johnny Long, who has since published a couple of books about it— a “must read” for any serious Googlenaut. Johnny Long’s book, “Google Hacking For Penetration Testers” can be found on Amazon at: http://www.amzn.com/1931836361.
The general idea behind Google hacking is to use special search operators in Google to narrow down search results and find very specific files, usually with a known format. You can find basic usage information here: http://www.google.com/help/basics.html
Advanced Google Operators The advanced search operators allow you to narrow down your searches even more, and to pinpoint target searches to exactly what you are looking for. A list of Google operators can be found at http://www.google.com/help/operators.html. Using these operators you can search for specific information that might be of value during a pen test.
As a web server owner, I can strongly relate to the following example. I often make backups of my MySQL database because I am a prudent web server owner. The MySQL dumps usually have a .sql suffix, and they usually have the string MySQL dump at the top of the
file. mysql dump filetype:sql
This search reveals all the exposed MySQL backups that have been subjected to Google, and often these dumps contain juicy information like usernames, passwords, emails, credit card numbers, and the like. This information may just be the handle you need to gain access to the server/network.
There are literally hundreds (if not thousands) of interesting searches that can be made, and most of them are listed in the “Google Hacking” section of the Exploit Database. The GHDB organizes these searches into categories such as usernames and passwords, and even rates each search by popularity.`

Posted By Bergin A11:11 AM

Wednesday, July 31, 2013

Review: Google Chromecast

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Preview 
“Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic."-Sir Arthur C. Clarke”
It’s probably the most overused quote in tech writing… which sucks, because I’d really like to use it to describe how I feel about the Chromecast.
The Chromecast is deceptively simple: you plug it into your TV, then stream video and music to it from apps running on your iPhone, Android device, or laptop. The Chromecast itself has no remote; whatever device you’re streaming from is the remote. The Chromecast has next to no user interface of its own, either; it’s got a single screen that shows the time and whether or not it’s connected to your WiFi that appears when nothing is being streamed, but again, the device you’re streaming from largely acts as the interface. The Chromecast is a wireless portal to your TV, and doesn’t try to be anything more.
Preview
A Box Full Of Surprises
I’ve been thinking about it all night, and I don’t think I’ve ever been as surprised by a device as I am by the Chromecast.
The price? Surprise! It’s $35. Are you kidding me? According to Google, they’re not selling them at a loss. Even after accounting for the Wi-Fi chip, the CPU, 2GB of flash memory, the RAM, licensing the right to use HDMI, assembly, packaging, and shipping them to the states, they’re somehow making money selling these things for thirty five dollars. Sure, their profit margin is probably like, four cents — but that they’re not selling these at a loss at that price point is kind of absurd.
The setup? Surprise! It’s ridiculously easy. Plug it into HDMI, give it some juice (through USB, which most new TVs have, or a standard wallwart), then run the Chromecast app on a laptop to tell it what Wi-Fi network to connect to. Done.
App compatibility? Surprise! It’s already there on day one in some of the most notable online video apps, including Netflix and YouTube. I didn’t even have to update the apps — I just launched ‘em on my phone and the Chromecast button was sitting there waiting for me. They’ve even already built an extension for Chrome that drastically expands the functionality of the device (though, in its beta state, it’s a bit buggy — more on that later).
Hell, even the very announcement of the Chromecast was a bit of a surprise. Google somehow managed to keep the Chromecast a secret until right before its intended debut, even with a bunch of outside parties involved. Netflix, Pandora, teams from all over Google, everyone involved in the manufacturing process — all of them were in the loop, yet nothing leaked until someone accidentally published a support page a few hours too early.
Now, none of that is to suggest that the Chromecast is perfect. It’s not! Not yet, at least. But its biggest issues are quite fixable, assuming that Google doesn’t look at the “overwhelming” sales of the Chromecast and say ‘Oh, well, screw this thing.’ And for just $35, the few blemishes it has are pretty easy to overlook.

Taking The Bad With The Good:
Video streaming quality is quite good (on par with what I get on my Xbox 360 or my Apple TV, at least) particularly when pulling from an app or website that’s been tailored for compatibility — so Netflix, Youtube, or Google Play, at the moment.
If you’re using the Chromecast extension for Chrome on your laptop to project an otherwise incompatible video site (like Hulu or HBOGO), however, video quality can dump quite a bit depending on your setup. It’s using your laptop as a middle man to encode the video signal and broadcast it to the Chromecast, whereas the aforementioned compatible sites just send video straight to the dongle, mostly removing your laptop from the mix. When casting video tabs on a 2012 MacBook Air running on an 802.11n network, the framerate was noticeably lower and there were occasional audio syncing issues.
While we’re on the topic, the Chrome extension packs a bit of an easter egg: the ability to stream local videos from your laptop to the Chromecast. Just drag a video into Chrome, and it’ll start playing in a new tab. Use the Chrome extension to cast that tab, and ta da! You’re streaming your (totally legitimate, not-at-all-pirated-am-i-right) videos without bringing any other software into the mix. I tried it with a bunch of video formats (mostly AVIs and MKVs. MOVs kinda-sorta work, though most won’t push audio from the laptop to the TV for some reason), and they all seemed to work quite well, albeit with the lowered framerate I mentioned earlier.
Even within the apps that have already been tweaked for Chromecast compatibility, there are some day one bugs. Sometimes videos don’t play the first time you ask them to, instead dropping you into a never-ending loading screen. Other times, the video’s audio will start playing on top of a black screen. These bugs aren’t painfully common, but they’re not rare, either.
Fortunately, it’s mostly all good — and it can only get better
Even with a bug or two rearing its head, the Chromecast is easily worth its $35 price tag.
Remember, this thing just launched, and it came mostly out of nowhere. Those bugs? They’ll get patched away. The sometimes-iffy framerate on projected tabs? It’ll almost certainly get better, as the Chromecast extension comes out of beta.
Pitted against the AppleTV — or, in a fairer comparison, against the AppleTV’s built-in AirPlay streaming feature — the Chromecast’s biggest strength is in its cross-platform compatibility. Whereas AirPlay is limited to iOS devices and Macs (with limited support for Windows through iTunes), Chromecast will play friendly with any iOS, Android, Mac, or Windows app that integrates Googles Cast SDK. Having just launched, the Cast protocol obviously isn’t nearly as ubiquitous as AirPlay, either in terms of Apps that support it or in terms of other devices (like wireless speakers) that utilize it — but assuming that developers embrace the format (and really, they should), both of those things could quickly change. If developers support the protocol, Google could quite feasibly open it up to third parties to be integrated directly into TVs, speakers, and other types of gadgets. If that happens, AirPlay could be in trouble.
On the topic of its cross-platform compatibility: the experience on Android is a slightly better than it is on iOS, as Google has considerably more freedom on the platform; for example, apps that use Chromecast can take priority over the lockscreen, allowing the user to play/pause/skip a video without having to fully unlock their Android device. That’s just icing on the cake, though; for the most part, all of the primary features work just as well on iOS as they do on Android.
Conclusion
It’s one of the easiest recommendations I’ve ever made: If the Chromecast sounds like something you’d want, buy it. It’s easily worth $35 as it stands, and it’s bound to only get better as time goes on, the bugs get ironed out, and more apps come to support it.
[Disclosure: Google loaned me this Chomecast for me to tinker with, but it goes back as soon as my review is done. With that said, I liked it enough that I've already ordered one of my own.]

Posted By Bergin A4:02 PM

Sunday, July 21, 2013

Type This Into Google for a Valentine's Day Surprise

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Romantic math geeks, your moment has arrived. In the spirit of Valentine's Day, go ahead and type (or paste) this into Google search:
sqrt(cos(x))*cos(300x)+sqrt(abs(x))-0.7)*(4-x*x)^0.01, sqrt(6-x^2), -sqrt(6-x^2) from -4.5 to 4.5

Preview 

The fact that typing in the algebraic equation plots several different functions on a graph that forms the shape of a heart.
The series includes various square roots, absolute values and cosine functions — mathematical functions often taught in high school math courses. The plotted lines change direction due to the absolute value function flipping the sign of the x-coordinate, creating a mirror image across the y-axis.
The "cos(300x)" part of the formula was also written to make the line go quickly up and down as it traces out the interior of the heart. This creates the colored-in effect. Meanwhile, if you change the "300" number in the equation to "500," the color fills up the heart. That part of the formula is related to frequency.

Although the equation wasn't written by Google, this is not the first time users have been able to type in certain keywords into search for a seasonal surprise. For example, type "Do a barrel roll" and the word "askew" into Google. Check out some more fun search tricks in the gallery below — and let us know in the comments if we've missed any.



Posted By Bergin A8:22 PM

Type 'Conway's Game of Life' on Google and See What Happens

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Google has dropped one of its more subtle easter eggs for "Conway's Game of Life," a game developed in 1970 by British mathematician John Horton Conway.
If you Google the term, the right side of the page will begin to be overrun by cellular automoton, a.k.a. little blue boxes that flicker and spread out. A menu at the top right also lets you view the boxes without the search results and to pause the action.
All in all, it's the kind of obscure, scientific-themed tribute you might expect from Google.
What do you think? Let us know in the comments.

Posted By Bergin A8:19 PM

Type 'Zerg Rush' Into Google for a Pleasant Surprise

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Google is giving us another reason to goof off on a Friday with an Easter egg related to the popular game StarCraft.
If you type "Zerg Rush" into Google, the "O's" in Google take over the page. If you double click, your cursor turns into a plus sign. Click on the O's and you wipe them out. Google then tabulates your score and, in a social media twist, lets you post your score on Google+.
For the uninitiated, Zergs are an alien race of insectoids in Blizzard Entertainment's StarCraft. In the game you "rush" them by amassing your battle units and blitz them.
Google's motivation for this latest Easter egg is unclear, except perhaps as a way to migrate more users to Google+.

Posted By Bergin A8:17 PM

Thursday, June 27, 2013

Google Page Rank

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  pagerank update 2013

Google Toolbar has once again changed the green painted color. PageRank which is indeed a great link analysis algorithm has been refreshed and websites are now ranked again on the scale of 0-10 based on the quality backlinks. This latest Google PageRank update took place today i.e. 4th February 2013 as expected. Google rolls out a PR update on quarterly basis which means websites are ranked on a scale of 0 to 10 after every 3 months. The last update was on November 2012 and just after three months a new update was rolled out. For over two years, despite thousands of backlinks (over 7,800) our blog maintained a PR 4.0 and just today Google was generous enough to finally take us to the next level. We have Alhamdulillah attained PR 5.0 and it's indeed a great motivational feedback from Google. There are reasons why our PR did not increase for such a long time. For the past three months we had been working on a strategy that really played well and I will be sharing all these details today.

What is PageRank?

It dates back to 1998 when Larry Page and Sergey brin first brought their paper formula's to public. PageRank is the backbone of Google and it's the major functionality that differentiates it from other Search engine giants like Yahoo! and Bing. It is an effective Page Popularity algorithm that keeps track of all incoming backlinks to a page in a safe record. Whenever search robots crawl your pages they count the number of incoming links pointing your web page and also keeps track of the number of links pointing from your web page to other niche sites. Based on the quality and not quantity of backlinks, the PR algo scales sites between integer values starting from zero to 10. For a normal blog, PR7 is the maximum achievable rank, for corporate blogs PR can go as high as 9 or 10. 

PR differentiates low quality websites from good content publishers. The more quality links or recommendations a site receive, the higher the chances are for it to attain a high PR.

SEO Importance of PageRank

Websites that are referred or recommended via backlinks rank higher in PR scale and get the benefit of faster crawl and index rate. Sites with higher PR are crawled faster compared to those with lower PageRank. For instance a PR 6 webpage is crawled several times per minute compared to a PR 4 page that is crawled once every minute. The faster the robot crawls your page the greater the chances for you to drive organic traffic and hit headlines in SERPs.

Should you rely too much on PageRank?

I have always advised new comers to rely only on their post frequency and quality of their topic selection. Its solely readership that counts first, rankings come second. A good PR does not guarantee that you will receive an exceptional treatment from Google in terms of Traffic. High PR does surely increase crawl rate but SERP ranking is based on a total different criteria. For your page to hit high on Google's first page, you must focus on nothing but trending topics. Think and act as a journalist and never share out-dated news. Be unique in your style and keep sharing content that may offer something new and different.

In my 4-year blogging experience I have seen several PR2-PR3 websites receiving much more traffic then PR5-PR7. The reason being one i.e. Right selection of topics and Quick publishing skills. Succeeding with online traffic is just like taking part in Rabbit and Turtle race - the slightest slumber could push you way back.

So in our priority list, PR comes fourth in the success queue.
  • Readership First          (i.e. Posting quality content)
  • Traffic second              
  • ALEXA third
  • PageRank Fourth

Revenue, trust and respect in the eyes of online community and internet marketing agencies rely mostly on readership. No one can judge how much traffic you receive per day. People estimate your traffic from your fan following count and then rankings. If we have to compare ALEXA and PR, then my vote will always favour ALEXA, for reasons explained in the post below.
In short do try your best to get good PageRank for the purpose of achieving good crawl and index rate. But do not become a victim of a false belief i.e. High PR means high Traffic

Why was our PR not increasing?

As you may already know PR is never sequential and neither dependent on the quantity of backlinks. If you have PR4 today then don't expect PR5 on next update because if you don't carefully follow the SEO guidelines then your PR could drop too.

I have already explained three important fundamental reasons on why a PageRank doesn't increase for a website and I will be sharing yet two more reasons today.


For the past two years we were carefully choosing products and we would write a quality 1K word review on it with three paid links. The income was really impressive and that motivated us further to accept more reviews. Most of these products were related to our niche so we thought may be we were not doing something weird but I failed to realize that Google's artificial intelligence is way ahead of us all now.  Google carefully keeps a record of websites that sell products and marks every single link pointing to them. These websites include sites like web hosting companies, merchandise sellers,  software vendors, electronic dealers etc. A nofollow link pointing to them would never cause you harm but a dofollow link would decrease your importance in the eyes of Google. Promoting such product sites is a great risk and therefore we have stopped practicing this bad hobby permanently. The result was such that the moment we stopped this practice, our PR jumped high. We had always doubted this practice and our doubts are now a fact.

For sites which promote revenue sharing programs and accept guest posting, PR would remain constant for them too because every single out-going link in those guest posts leaks out half of your PR juice.

We have therefore stopped accepting both reviews and guest posts. The result this time was somehow expected and we knew that the PR would certainly change. Alhamdulillah the right decision played well in our part.
Quick PageRank Formula

Receiving a high PR is surely not as difficult today as it was 3 years ago. The community has grown pretty generous now and you have several platforms where you can place your link. You are no more limited to article directories and painful forum registrations. In our SEO package, I always suggest clients with a PR boosting formula that is based solely on common sense.

The formula revolves around guest posting. Nothing works well for PR except few quality guest posts. Now the main question is how to reach some generous web masters who may accept your guest posts and provide you a juicy backlink.

You will need to build strong mutual relations with 3-4 of your favorite blog admins on daily or at least weekly basis. You will first need to win their trust. Once you succeed in drawing their attention, you can then ask them for a guest post without any hesitation.

 Follow this quick strategy:
Quick PR Formula:
  • Select 3-4 niche high PR blogs
  • Comment daily or on alternate days on these blogs by leaving a useful and sense-full comment.
  • Do send them feedback and suggestions via their contact form once a week
  • Report to them any Copyright violation you may observe - They will love you for this!
  • Build a family type relationship
  • Practice this for 2 months.
  • When the time is right, send them a polite request for a guest post.
  • Make sure your blog is well designed, presented and contains at least 50 posts. You must provide a solid reason so that the author may offer a link.
  • Make your Post of at least 1K words
  • Make your post presentable, sound mature and to the point
  • Never try to promote yourself or your brand on a guest post, talk about the topic only.
  • Add images and video to make the post stand out
No one would neglect such a great post from a loyal reader. Try it! :) 
Next update?
We are listing old and coming updates below along with our PR status on each update:
  • June 2011  PR 4
  • August 2011   Dropped to PR 3 then within two months stepped back to PR 4
  • NOV 2011  PR 4
  • May 2012  PR 4
  • August 2012  PR 4
  • NOV 2012  PR 4
  • Feb 2013.... PR 5
  • May 2013
  • August 2013
What's your PR Status?

With all that said, tell us what is your PageRank update status? Feel free to ask for any suggestions if needed. If you experienced a PR dropped then do not loose hope and keep working on your brilliant content and if in case your PR increased then you should be extra careful to utilize it well and avoid all bad practices.  I wish all the best to every new comer who are gifted with a PR increase and request them to work with even more zeal and enthusiasm. Wish you more power buddies. Peace and blessings always! :)

Posted By Bergin A3:41 PM

Use Google Analytics To Check your backlinks

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Check Backlinks with Google Analytics
The number and nature of the backlinks to a website is one of the most important ranking factors, that is still being used in today's user-oriented organic search results. It helps determining the popularity of a website. Rank metrics, such as Google PageRank and Moz Domain/Rank Authority use it for ranking websites. So the more backlinks you have (quality ones, not cheap and spammy ones that people often purchase), the better your site tends to perform in search results. Knowing what your backlinks are, and where they're coming from can provide you with useful insights, and can help you filter out the cheap links in favour of quality ones. Let's take a look at how you can look at your website's backlinks in Google Analytics.


What can you do with backlink analysis?

Backlink analysis can be invaluable for the performance of your website in search engines. The first and most useful information you could gather from your backlink data is the amount and nature of broken links. External links might be pointing to a page on your website that you have moved or deleted. Hence, the backlink is going useless, unless you do something about it.
You can also check out the trends, and see what type of pages are being linked by other website. In other words, you can find out what people like about your website, so much so that they are linking to it. You can use this information to glean trends data, and create more such content.
Another very important insight can be seen from the type of websites that are linking to you. For example, if a high quality website has given you a backlink, you should investigate, and find out what and why they liked. You can then stay in touch with them and maintain high quality connections that will ultimately help your website's ranking.

Using Google Analytics for backlink analysis

Google Analytics offers one of the tools you can use to analyze your backlinks. To use this tool, follow these steps.
  • Log into your Google Analytics Account, and then click on the website property you want to see backlinks for.
  • Look to left sidebar, and there you'll see a Standard Reports section. Click on the Traffic Sources tab, expand the Social section, and then click on Trackbacks.
Trackbacks

A trackback is basically a notification for every time a website links to another. It is a record of what page on one website linked to another page on another website. Each trackback in this case will contain the linking URL, and the linked URL. You can also see how many visits were generated as a result of each backlink, so that you can contact that website and arrange for more backlinks to increase your traffic!
  • Now, you will see a list of all trackbacks to your website within a specific period of time. You can change this period, and show backlinks from a month ago, or a week ago, and so on. This feature is useful when you want to see how many backlinks you 'scored' during a particular campaign.
Time period

Got any questions? Feel free to ask in the comments section below. Also tell us what tools are you using for your backlink profile analysis?

Posted By Bergin A3:37 PM
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