by Krish on June 25, 2009
If you have been planning to migrate your blog from Blogger to Wordpress but found the whole process of importing blogger posts with comments into Wordpress too technical and complicated, here’s a very good news for you.
You can now move all blogs posts and comments from your Blogger account into your WordPress blog with the click of a button – it’s so simple that even mom can do it as long as her blog is hosted on the new Blogger platform.
Move from Blogger to Wordpress
Who doesnt like a backlink and that too free. As far as link building goes, every small bit helps.This is quick heads up post from me on how you get a free backlink from google profiles for free.

Here is what you need to do:
1) Go to www.google.com/profiles
2)Login using your google account
3)Fill in the information that they ask about yourself
4)Include your website URL and your picture.
That’s all and you have one free backlink which will be displayed in google search. Another thing is Google does not use nofollow attribute on the website links.
Hope this tip was useful. Please do share with us your tips on getting free backlinks.
Its a big question on what permalink structure should we be using for our websites or blogs. I have used used almost all of them that comes by default in the wordpress permalink section specially the one I used most was http://www.bloggertalkz.com/2009/05/sample-post/.
Once when I tried to change the structure and after the changes were made all my posts were inaccessible from Google. This happend because google was showing the old links which doesnt exist anymore.Later I did some study of permalinks and have come to to conclusion that having the post name after the domain is the best permlink to have (No category, no Date or month etc..) i.e. http://www.domain.com/PostName. You can understand better if you look at my post URL’s in this blog. To have just the post name after the domain do the following -
Are you using feedburner? If yes, then you must be knowing that it offers tracking of your feed URLs. It actually tracks the number of views and clicks your feed have recieved. These stats are useless because I am sure most of us use Google Analytics or other means of tracking these stats. Now, coming to the point if you are using the default URL from feedburner then there is some serious problem you need consider. The default feedburner URL displays like a junk something like this http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/bloggertalkz/~3/OfVlynKjQwE/ which is not search engine friendly. This will have an impact on your page ranking as well.
The best way to improve your blog is to learn it from bloggers who are successful. Here are some 27 must read post from nine bloggers which will really help you. I picked this up from my 31 Days to Build a Better Blog With Problogger. Some of you might choose to read just a few of the them but I suggest reading all them because there’s some great advice in this lot!