After you post your Blog URL, you will need to ask Google to Index your page by going to Google Search Console. Click URL Inspection and paste the URL for Google to analyze. You can click the Live Test button at the upper right side of the page. Google will then tell you that "The URL is Available to Google", page can be indexed and if the page is usable on mobile and the date and time your page has been successfully crawled. Page URL being crawled is not yet index so you have to request indexing of your page.
Google index page faster than Bing Webmaster Tools. Sometimes when I submit a URL, after a couple of minutes the URL will already be indexed.
To check if the URL that you have submitted has been indexed already, just repeat the process above. Google will then tell you that "URL is on Google", page is indexed and video is indexed if there is a video embedded on your post.
Watch our video tutorial How to Check if Google already index your blog post URL.
Why do you need to submit a sitemap to Search Engines? A sitemap is a file or matrix where you provide information about the pages, videos, and other files on your site, and the relationships between them. Search engines like Google and Bing read this file to crawl your site more efficiently.
In bing you can start by submitting your Sitemap using the Sitemaps tool. Submitting a Sitemap is an excellent way of informing our crawler about all the pages on your website.
Go to Bing Webmaster Tools, choose Sitemaps button at the left side of the page. Click Submit Sitemap, then paste your Sitemap, and click Submit. Bing will then Analyze your Sitemaps and will start discovering URL's from your page.
If you need to index specific pages of your site, submit them using the URL Submission tool. To automate this, we recommend integrating the URL Submission API to your site to tell Bing instantly which pages have been updated on your site.
Watch our video tutorial on How to Submit Sitemap to Microsoft Bing.
Here's video tutorial on How to Embed Facebook Videos for your Blogs and Websites. Youtub videos are more easier to embed since there's already a provided code at the YouTube page for each videos. However in Facebook you need the code and copy the video
Firstly, you have to look at the long url address in the browser location bar. It will look something like this
This is the url of the Facebook video page and cannot be embedded. We have to edit / shorten this url to get the actual Facebook video url to embed. So this is the shorter url we need (note the changes, number stays same). You need to copy the digits after v= and change the one on the code given below.
This is a standard embed code for shockwave flash video. We have highlighted the embedded youtube urls. Now replace those youtube urls with the Facebook urls. (Copy the code in blue)
Paste in html mode in your post, and your Facebook video is embedded! Enjoy! Video Tutorial will be psoted here once we completed our video demo.
Here's how we embed our Facebook video using the code above. You can adjust the width and the height of the video from the code which depend upon the size of your blog/website body template.
Here's a tip on How to Increase Average Time Spent on Site for Webmasters and Bloggers!
Bounce rate is an internet marketing term used in web traffic analysis which represents the percentage of visitors who enter the site and bounce or leave the site rather than continue viewing other pages within the same site.
A low bounce rate means increased number of page views and provides a greater chance for website visitors to see advertisements for higher income/revenue.
Kiesha from WeBlogBetter.com and Chris from Thetrafficblogger.com come together to give you tips for keeping visitors on site for more than 3 minutes. Posts mentioned in this video: Walmart Guide to Increasing Average Time Spent on
