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How To Get Facebook Page Verified In 2015

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Facebook page verified. Many of my friends were asked me "Do you know how to get 
Facebook page verified". So, to <span class="IL_AD" id="IL_AD9">answer</span> this, I visited Facebook help center. 
Here I found a simple way. I have submitted Computer Tricks page for 
<span class="IL_AD" id="IL_AD5">verification</span>. How I submitted that, for this follow me!</span><br />
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<span style="font-family: Calibri;"> </span></span><span style="background-color: white; border: 0px none; color: #111111; font-family: Calibri; font-stretch: inherit; line-height: 18px; margin: 0px; padding: 0px; position: relative; vertical-align: baseline; word-wrap: break-word;"><span style="font-size: x-small;">Before 
we learn how to get Facebook page verified, we will discuss some requirements 
about this.</span></span><br />
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much easier. Many people sell their verified pages at high rates. I mean you can 
earn too by selling them. </span></span><br />
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 <span style="font-size: x-small;">Facebook gives verification to pages of categories below :-</span></span></div>
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  Brands and Businesses</span></li>
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 <span style="font-size: x-small;">Also, I am now sharing some tips you must do with your page 
 which you want to make verified.</span></span></div>
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<span style="font-family: Calibri;">     If you want a verified page for 
your website, link it with your official site. Facebook checks </span><br />
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<span style="font-family: Calibri;">every page deeply 
before it is verified, so be careful. These little mistakes can make you fail in</span><br />
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information</span>, and <span class="IL_AD" id="IL_AD11">contact number</span>. This is the most widely applied technique. For 
instance, I came to know about this when I saw Pete cash more's page. Here is a 
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  <span style="font-size: x-small;">This page is verified and here all the details are 
  written and fulfilled. If you write a detailed description and address 
  in your page, there would be more chances to get verification ;)</span></span><span style="font-size: x-small;"></span></div>
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  <span style="font-size: x-small;">The info you will provide must be accurate.</span></span></div>
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 3. Updating related content </span></h3>
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 <span style="font-size: x-small;">This section needs deeply understanding. It means to post and 
 share stuff that is related to your content. If you want to get your Blog's 
 page verified, then it is compulsory that you will post and share links, 
 images related to that. This is not much important but it can enhance chance 
 to get Facebook page/profile verified. </span></span><span style="font-family: Calibri; font-size: x-small;"><br style="position: relative; word-wrap: break-word;" />
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 4. Which pages gets more verification</span></h3>
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 <span style="font-size: x-small;">There are many pages that gets verification. But, celebrities 
 and musician's pages have more chances to get verification.</span></span></div>
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 Why people need verified badge</span></h3>
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 <span style="font-size: x-small;">The main problem is that, in Facebook, 
 there are many fake accounts or profiles. Users need verified badge so that 
 there fans may find them correctly. Celebrities need that badge badly, as 
 some mad users create fake profiles, pages, etc. So, it is need of every 
 celebrity, person, etc.</span></span><span style="font-size: x-small;"><span style="font-family: Calibri;"><br style="position: relative; word-wrap: break-word;" />
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Blogger vs WordPress: Which is Better for You?

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There are two big-name services in the world of blogging: Blogger vs WordPress. No matter where you go on the internet looking for advice, these two names are nearly impossible to avoid because they play such an important role within the online content community.<br />
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If you're just starting out a new blog, or making some major changes to your current layout, you'll most likely be faced with the decision to choose between Blogger vs WordPress. Both are stellar services that are going to make your life as a blogger much easier, but ultimately, your decision must come down to one. So don't cross over, let's walk this path together and ensure that you don't get lost in the wonder world of web, looking for answers.<br />
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Before we start!</h3>
WordPress as you might have noticed, comes in two different flavors, wordpress.org and wordpress.com. Seemingly same, but practically, not. Like in Blogger vs WordPress, hosting at wordpress.com is like renting a corporate apartment where the corporate is responsible for maintenance and facilitation of your place. While hosting at wordpress.org is similar to buying your own apartment, where you are responsible for your place's security, 
maintenance and many others.<br />
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So, wherever in this post you see the word 'WordPress'; know that it refers to wordpress.org.<br />
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User-Friendliness</h2>
WordPress is a clear front-runner in the blogging and web design community in terms of how many people actually use the platform. The founder of WordPress, Matt Mullenweg, provided eye-opening statistics that around 18.9% of the entire Internet runs on WordPress. Compared to a 2012 study done by Blogging.org, of all the actual blogs on the Internet, WordPress makes up 43%, Blogger 35%, and the remaining blogs are Tumblr or other less known services.<br />
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However, just because something is used more often than another, it doesn't mean it's easier to use. The problem with WordPress is that it wasn't designed for beginners who just want to take up blogging as a side hobby. In order to set up your own WordPress blog, you have to have some previous knowledge of things like hosting, bandwidth, HTML and SEO practices. There are WordPress services out there that will help set up your site and get you online, but WordPress itself comes as a set of files that you are expected to download and configure to your own site.<br />
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Some hosting companies have made the idea of using WordPress a little bit easier with things like one-click downloads; but it's still a pretty steep learning curve for new bloggers to overcome. You also have to deal with paying for the costs of hosting your site and acquiring the domain name. If you opt to use one of the many WordPress services instead of setting it up yourself, you'll be stuck with a URL such as 'yourwebsite.wordpress.com', which takes away from the professional image you may be trying to portray.<br />
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Blogger is entirely based on Google and makes setting up a blog a breeze. With Blogger vs WordPress all you need to get started is to sign up for the service using your Google account, or make a new account like you would if you were setting up an email account. From there, Blogger takes responsibility for all your files, backing up the systems and the details associated with operating a content site like a database. Blogger is so much easier in terms of walking you through the steps, providing you with everything you need to be successful and it's at little-to-no cost to you.<br />
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Design & Customizability</h2>
Hosting at WordPress means stepping into the Disney world. With hundreds of featured rich-customizable design templates, you would find yourself literally lost in the WordPress arena, ensuring that your site looks unique, catchy and simply marvelous to visitors. The wide array of WordPress templates include customized designs for nearly every walk of life including fashion, entertainment, music, health, kitchen, etc.<br />
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Blogger themes, some would say, are not responsive; but let me tell you a secret. With a little search online, you can find hundreds of free, highly customizable, responsive templates that you can easily integrate into your blog, so that you and your site visitors stay in touch with your blog through their handsets. For WordPress, however, you don't need to wander around. By default, it has rich and responsive native designs, making WordPress ideal for mobile bloggers.<br />
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Both platforms will allow you to make modifications to the theme and features of the site if you have experience or feel comfortable to use HTML and CSS. They also both provide helpful post areas for when you go to submit new content. These post areas will also include HTML and some basic functions to change the font style and the size of your text.<br />
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One design feature between the two that may tip the scale toward Blogger in the Blogger vs WordPress discussion is that Blogger is integrated with other Google services like Google Picasa. Picasa is a photo sharing site that will allow you to share all your personal photos, or the photos that you plan on using within your posts. These can then be accessed via the text editor when you are submitting content and can be easily included with the content. <br />
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Gadgets, Widgets & Plugins</h2>
Talking of plugins, WordPress provides you with thousands of easy to integrate plugins from security to multimedia, enabling you to add any feature or functionality in your site, in a couple easy steps. Users of this platform have submitted thousands of independent plugins that you can install for just about anything you would need, from SEO to E-commerce. There are so many interesting plugins available, that blog owners often make the mistake of cluttering their site with too many and distracting their readers from the content.<br />
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Blogger may not have as many plugins or widgets as WordPress, it does have enough to provide you with what you need. Blogger's simplicity in many ways provides it with an edge over WordPress because you are able to focus most of your time in producing great content, instead of seeing how many bells and whistles you can add on the site. <br />
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The SEO Question</h2>
Not every person that starts a blog is looking to make money off the content; some people just like to write for the sake of writing. Whatever your goals are for starting the blog, search engine optimization - or SEO for short - is a key strategy in growing your readership, so others might enjoy what you have to share.<br />
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Over 1 quadrillion searches are performed via Google each year. The goal of most SEO producers is to implement strategies that can appease Google so that their content will be ranked higher up in search query results. Blogger is a service created by Google, so it's obvious that they added their own formulas to the service to ensure that those blogs are doing what they need to do to be found.<br />
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Sticking to Blogger means Google would optimize your blog itself from a SEO perspective. All you need to do is check / uncheck a couple of options from your dashboard and Google will start crawling your site with just a click of a button. WordPress takes a hands-on approach that will require you to know a little bit more to modify your website design and content to meet these standards.<br />
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And the Blogger vs WordPress Winner Is…</h2>
In terms of Blogger vs WordPress, both services might be worth trying out, but ultimately Blogger comes out as a winner in all four categories discussed above. For new or returning bloggers, it is a fantastic service that makes it easy to focus on what you love, regardless of all the add-ons and fancy additions of WordPress. Blogger's simplicity is perhaps one of it's greatest advantages and provides bloggers of all experience levels a chance to succeed. 
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How to Share Blogger Posts or Pages to Google+

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When you share Blogger posts/pages to Google+, an entirely new group of people will be able to find and follow you. Right now, if you access your Blogger dashboard, you'll notice that there's a Google+ tab which can be used to connect your blogs with your Google+ profile or page. If your Blogger blogs haven't already been integrated with a Google+ profile, you can go anytime to the Google+ tab and click on the <b>Get Started</b> button:<br />
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It's important to note that once you've upgraded your blog to connect with Google+, the posts or pages published on your blog will be listed on your personal Google+ profile. However, you have the option to select whether your content will be shared on your Google+ Profile or Page and associate some blogs with a Google+ page, while keeping other blogs connected with your profile.<br />
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How to associate your blog with a Google+ page</h2>
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In some cases, you may want to associate a blog with the Google+ Page for your brand, business or organisation, rather than your personal profile. For this, simply access your Blogger dashboard, visit the Google+ tab and there you can swap the Google+ connection from using your profile page to a Google+ page linked with your account:<br />
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On the right, you'll have the following options:<br />
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- <b>Automatically share after posting</b>: This option is enabled by default on all blogs linked to Google+. When you publish a blog post or page, a snippet will automatically be shared publicly on your Google+ page or profile. You can disable this setting just by unchecking this box.<br />
- <b>Promote to share after posting</b>: If you don't want your post to be published automatically, then you can check this option. This option will allow you to share only some blog posts, or share to specific circles.<br />
- <b>Use Google + comments on this blog</b>: This option enables the new Google + comment system on your blog. This is also a new feature provided by Google.<br />
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Share Blogger posts or Pages on Google+</h2>
If you have the <b>Prompt to share after posting option</b> checked, next time you publish a blog post, you'll see a share box inviting you to share your post with your Google+ followers. Note that the default circle is set to "Public" but you can modify your circles every time you choose to share.<br />
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Once you click the <b>Share</b> button, this post will appear on the profile or page to which you have connected your blog. Keep in mind that if you have posts scheduled to be published later, you will no longer be asked to publish to your Google+ stream. In this case, you can choose to Share your post/page at any time by clicking the <b>Share</b> link beneath a post or page.<br />
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You can also click on this option each time you want to share only certain posts, or if you want to retroactively share posts and you don't want to constantly change the setting. <br />
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As soon as you've chosen to use your Google+ profile on your blog, you can start sharing your content on Google+. If you haven't yet made the switch, click on <a href="http://blogger.com/switch-profile.g" rel="nofollow" style="color: blue;" target="_blank">this link</a> to get started.

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How to Share Blogger Posts or Pages to Google+

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How to Customize Blogger's Lightbox

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For those of you who have chosen to use the Blogger's Lightbox View for displaying pictures when clicking on them, you have the option to change its style in a whole different way. You will be able to change the black color of the screen, the border or shadow of the images and the color of the thumbnails background. We can customize the Blogger Lightbox entirely on our taste.<br />
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<span style="color: #3d85c6;"><b><span style="font-size: large;">Demo</span></b></span><br />
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Take a look at the screenshots below:<br />
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<span style="font-size: large;"><span style="color: #3d85c6;"><b>Before</b>:</span></span></div>
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After adding our CSS code, the entire look of the modal window will be changed: the background color, the bar showing the thumbnails, the border of images, the text within it, transparency and the close button.<br />
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All we have to do is to overwrite the default styles and change them with ours.<br />
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<span style="color: #3d85c6;"><span style="font-size: large;"><b>How to Change the Blogger's Lightbox Background and Style</b></span></span><br />
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<span style="color: #3d85c6;"><b>Step 1. </b></span>Go to Template, click on the Edit HTML button (also click on the Proceed button if needed)<br />
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<span style="color: #3d85c6;"><b>Step 2.</b></span> Click anywhere inside the code area and search using CTRL + F the following tag:<br />
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</head></blockquote>
<span style="color: #3d85c6;"><b>Step 3.</b></span> Just above the <b></head></b> tag, add the following code:<br />
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<style><br />
<span style="color: #38761d;">/* Background Color */</span><br />
.CSS_LIGHTBOX_BG_MASK {<br />
background-color: #ffffff !important;<br />
background-image: url(<span style="color: #cc0000;">image-url-address</span>) !important;<br />
opacity: <span style="color: orange;">0.8</span> !important;<br />
filter: alpha(opacity=90) !important;<br />
}<br />
<span style="color: #38761d;">/* Images Border */</span><br />
.CSS_LIGHTBOX_SCALED_IMAGE_IMG {<br />
outline: 0px solid #fff !important;<br />
-webkit-border-radius: 10px;<br />
-moz-border-radius: 10px;<br />
border-radius: 10px;<br />
-webkit-box-shadow: 0px 0px 5px #000000;<br />
-moz-box-shadow: 0px 0px 5px #000000;<br />
box-shadow: 0px 0px 5px #000000;<br />
}<br />
<span style="color: #38761d;">/* Close Button */</span><br />
.CSS_LIGHTBOX_BTN_CLOSE {<br />
background: url(<span style="color: blue;">image-url</span>) no-repeat !important;<br />
width: 24px !important;<br />
height: 24px !important;<br />
}<br />
<span style="color: #38761d;">/* Thumbnails Bar Color */</span><br />
.CSS_LIGHTBOX_FILMSTRIP {<br />
background-color: #eaeaea !important;<br />
}<br />
<span style="color: #38761d;">/* Text Color */</span><br />
.CSS_LIGHTBOX_ATTRIBUTION_INFO, .CSS_LIGHTBOX_ATTRIBUTION_LINK {<br />
color: #000 !important;<br />
}<br />
<span style="color: #38761d;">/* Index Info (number of images) */</span><br />
.CSS_LIGHTBOX_INDEX_INFO {<br />
color: <i>#555555</i> !important;<br />
}<br />
</style></blockquote>
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<b>Note:</b><br />
- The text in green explains to which part the code belongs to and it doesn't need to be modified<br />
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For example, the portion below <span style="color: #38761d;">/ * Background Color * /</span> can change the background color or even the LightBox background color with an image - for this, change this line by replacing the red text with the url address of your image:<br />
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background-image: url(<span style="color: blue;">image-url</span>) !important;</blockquote>
- Below is the opacity: if you add a lower value ( <span style="color: orange;">0.8</span> ) the background will become more transparent.<br />
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- To change the icon for the close button, you have to replace the text in red from <span style="color: #38761d;">/* Close Button */ </span>with the URL of your image. (you can host image at tinypic or upload it into a blogger draft and then Copy the Link Location - read <a href="http://helplogger.blogspot.com/2013/09/upload-images-and-get-url-of-image.html" style="color: blue;">this tutorial</a> for more info)<br />

- To change the text color of images, replace the <i>#555555</i> value from <span style="color: #38761d;">/* Index Info (number of images) */</span><br />
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- We can also change the look of the border around our pictures like we can make them more round, add a shadow, etc... but remember this is CSS3 and older versions of Internet Explorer will not show any changes.<br />
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<span style="color: #3d85c6;"><b>Step 4.</b></span> Click on <b>Save Template</b> and you're done!

How to Customize Blogger's Lightbox

For those of you who have chosen to use the Blogger's Lightbox View for displaying pictures when clicking on them, you have the option ...

How To Embed Bing Image Results To Your Website?

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<img alt="Bing" border="0" height="192" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjCAmV-DQUA5C49tgKDYH5J8q_qG-PrPPd4hhVF5kHRl5DdqdqzrGiZ4LoG57duvW4JT1MSsyJFnKiIb6czC7EfXooeV5gZGRh1JH7gjgUEzyqiNT9S2lmtShtDjxCWCJquYGyb6oBkFKXJ/s1600/bing.png" title="Bing" width="320" /></div>
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Embedding images on a webpage is part of the basic alphabet of web 
development, and can usually be done with just a couple clicks. But what
 about embedding multiple image, say from a search results query? You 
decide to share images generated from a certain search query, but don't 
want to save and upload each of them individually, or infringe any 
copyright laws? Well with the <a href="http://www.mybloggertricks.com/2014/08/bing-conversational-search.html">Bing</a> Image widget, doing just that is as easy as adding an image to a webpage.</div>
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Bing now has a new feature that allows you to embed images from a Bing 
Image search query. You can have the results displayed as a collage or a
 slideshow directly on your webpage(s). Here's how it works;</div>
<h3>
How to embed image search results to a webpage?</h3>
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The Bing Image widget is the tool for this job. Follow these steps;</div>
<ul>
<li style="text-align: justify;">Visit the <a href="http://www.bing.com/widget/image?"><b>Bing Image Widget</b></a> page. You can also reach this from Bing Webmaster via <b>Widgets >> Image Widget</b></li>
<li style="text-align: justify;">You will see an embed code at the fore-front. Forget this for now, scroll down for settings</li>
</ul>
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<img alt="Settings" border="0" height="auto" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjfLWmE7okHOLTZ1a3Cic74mrC8T_4RMGSvSsrGfFFf164CY_aY9rRGb2uZHo8xOe__OaVdaWIvwx793iImUudMZxQ-eOfAMU66MbSSU1-yLVrtl1lGzRg5B4_gx5kTiwX9Ubc-zunqUTJv/s1600/settings.PNG" title="Settings" width="500" /></div>
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<li style="text-align: justify;">Enter the query you would like to add 
images for. Bing will show you a small preview below the settings. But 
it would perhaps be better if you do the image search on Bing itself 
before deciding the query, since then you will be able to see the images
 in high-res</li>
<li style="text-align: justify;">You can choose to have a collage or a 
slideshow. Personally, I like the slideshow better, as it allows for 
viewing images in more detail</li>
<li style="text-align: justify;">Select the widget size, number of 
images to display (up to 25), border and padding. You can set a custom 
size for the widget as well</li>
<li style="text-align: justify;">Set the country and language if you need. I would recommend that you keep these settings at automatic</li>
<li style="text-align: justify;">Finally, you can select the SafeSearch level to strict, moderate, or off (not recommended)</li>
<li style="text-align: justify;">Once done, copy the code that has been automatically generated</li>
</ul>
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Voila!<br />
</div>
<div align="center" class="bingwidget" data-color="#000000" data-count="10" data-height="320px" data-layout="slideshow" data-processed="true" data-processing="false" data-query="snowy%20peaks%20in%20Pakistan" data-safesearch="moderate" data-style="border:none;" data-type="images" data-version="0.9" data-width="560px">
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<div style="text-align: justify;">
Here's a nice slideshow containing images of the beautiful snow-capped 
mountains from the Himalaya and Karakorum mountain ranges located in 
northern Pakistan.</div>
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The nice thing about this widget is, it is really smooth! As you can see
 from the slideshow above, the images load pretty quickly and the 
slideshow loads almost immediately with the page.</div>
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</div>
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The widget isn't inherently responsive. But you can make it responsive using the same trick we used to <a href="http://www.mybloggertricks.com/2014/07/responsive-google-maps.html">make Google Maps responsive</a>.</div>
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This widget supports HTTPS websites as well. And the best part? You 
don't have to worry about copyright infringements since you're not 
embedding copyrighted images onto your site - you're just serving images
 from a search engine!</div>
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Enjoy :)</div>
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How To Embed Bing Image Results To Your Website?

Embedding images on a webpage is part of the basic alphabet of web development, and can usually be done with just a couple clicks. But ...

Now Search Twitter Hashtags And Users With Bing!

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<img alt="Bing + Twitter" border="0" height="auto" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgoA3AmlJLtOW_23OsyJjV9FXUX8sU0Oz0nvl8L3PEQ7RNF9dNJW77-WcGU0cs1TZSmXWRxmAQTnoOjf5EoWoq0wKo-ddBNpMMRL4w9Wh7VTAQPZz-TNZJ_qBSJhaS2fs6kW6YFZOvO2fLC/s1600/twitter+bing.jpg" title="Bing + Twitter" width="230" /></div>
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Search is one game Microsoft just won't give up on, even in the face of stern competition and enormous odds. Constantly <a href="http://www.mybloggertricks.com/2013/09/yahoo-and-bing-features-that-google-lacks.html">adding new features</a>, Bing is all gearing up to take on Google. In a fresh announcement, Microsoft has taken its <a href="http://www.mybloggertricks.com/2013/10/embed-bing-twitter-maps-in-blogger.html">partnership with Twitter</a>
 further to include more content from the microblogging site on Bing 
Search. Starting this week, Bing will include Twitter hashtag and 
handles searches in its search results.</div>
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<b>Recommended for you</b>: <a href="http://www.mybloggertricks.com/2014/06/google-versus-yahoo-and-bing.html">Should You Optimize Your Website For Bing?</a></div>
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Hashtag search</h3>
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Tweets have been showing up on Bing search for quite some time. And you could even <a href="http://www.mybloggertricks.com/2013/10/embed-bing-twitter-maps-in-blogger.html">embed Tweets on Bing maps</a>. With this new Twitter-Bing integration, users can now perform hashtag searches to find trending topics on the social media.</div>
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</div>
<div style="text-align: justify;">
People on Twitter generate millions of tweets every minute - content 
that can benefit others outside the social network. Granted that not 
every tweet is useful, but if you combine the popularity of a tweet 
(i.e. re-tweet/favorite count), its age, and the authority of its 
creator, you have a recipe for quality content that can be helpful 
outside Twitter.</div>
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</div>
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So, how do you do a hashtag search on Bing? Simply add a # symbol before your search term while searching on Bing!</div>
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<img alt="Bing Hashtag Search" border="0" height="235" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiqsqPANUBrWOAYcWR4-2xdhsvnNc2AWL_gmZzIgXRHFzS0fTMzOrU1WU05xXmVEY_4dfI4u8zSr8xesnnQEVt26kChHOXgysI29aQOa5hRnwOZGSK5x3dqpFRaR5zLuW-FM6tuVqhC1GaR/s1600/bing+hashtag+search.png" title="Bing Hashtag Search" width="400" /></div>
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Searching for a hashtag then surfaces top results from Twitter in the search results.</div>
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Search for Twitter handles</h3>
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Users can also search for specific Twitter handles, and 
celebrity-related tweets. This can be done by entering the @ symbol 
before a username. Bing will deliver a list of matching top Twitter 
profiles, and include relevant tweets related to the specific Twitter 
handle in its search results.</div>
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Celebrity searches on Bing will also now include the top content from Twitter related to the celebrity.</div>
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Bing will start rolling this update for all users in the next week. If 
you're the lucky one to get it earlier, let us know what you think of 
these new changes in the comments section below! We'd love to hear from 
you. </div>
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The Tweet included an animated GIF as well. You can view it by clicking on the Tweet above.</div>
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Previously, if you wanted to share a GIF on Twitter, you had to upload 
it to a third-party (like Imgur) and then share the link. Starting today
 you can upload and view them directly on Twitter.</div>
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GIFs won’t animate automatically in your feed like they do on Tumblr, 
for example. When a GIF is shown there will be an overlay of a white 
play button, simply click on the GIF to play it right in your feed.</div>
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What this means for your business?</h3>
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If you run a blog, or a small business, and advertise it through social 
media channels, then the ability to tweet animated GIFs presents new 
opportunities for you.</div>
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Animated GIFs stand out from the rest of the content just like images. 
But GIFs can do more than images can - GIFs stand out from the rest of 
the images as well. Twitter is no different. GIFs stand out in the 
Twitter feed just like images. Scientifically, moving things catch your 
attention much more quickly. Hence, these GIFs can capture the attention
 of your audience and communicate your message in a quick and easy way.</div>
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GIFs are like videos, but only shorter, smaller and lighter. If you have <a href="http://www.mybloggertricks.com/2012/06/youtube-seo-and-marketing-things-to-do.html">used videos to market your content</a>,
 whether on your blog or on YouTube, then consider creating a short GIF 
that explains your business process(es), or come up with a whole new 
idea to gather your audience's attention.</div>
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GIFs can communicate emotions. If you have spent some time on Reddit, 
you know how GIFs can be used to convey the emotions behind a situation.
 It's much more difficult to capture an emotion in 140 characters. But 
animated GIFs with your tweets can now makes it easier than ever.</div>
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Adding a GIF to Twitter works just like uploading any other kind of 
image, so there’s nothing new to learn when it comes to using them.</div>
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Have you ever used a GIF to market your content? How was your 
experience, and how was the audience response? We'd love to hear from 
you. Cheers :)</div>
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Many of you might have noticed a declining percentage of visitors sent 
from Facebook to your website everyday. This is because Facebook <a href="http://www.mybloggertricks.com/2014/03/facebook-negative-feedback.html" target="_blank">Pages are losing their reach</a>,
 and can not account for as much of web traffic as they used to. Not 
surprisingly, Google+ seems to be catching on, and for Pages that 
utilize Google+ to maximum effect, the amount of traffic sent to their 
home website seems to be growing significantly.<br />
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More than 500 million people interact with Google products on a monthly 
basis. Unlike Facebook, Google offers marketers the opportunity to 
interact with visitors through many touch points, including YouTube, 
Search, and Google+. This means that for visitors who engage with you 
through Google+, the potential traffic channels multiply.</div>
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But for you to see a significant increase in traffic via Google+, you 
need an actively engaged audience. Here are some tips for improving your
 Google+ engagement.</div>
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1. Focus on Headlines</h4>
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The more users notice your Google+ posts, the more likely they are to 
engage. The challenge is to stand out in a sea of thousands of posts. 
First things first. Unlike other social platforms, Google+ posts act 
more like mini blog posts, and every post needs a headline. Not only 
does adding a header help your post stand out, but Google uses the first
 words of your post in two different ways:</div>
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<li style="text-align: justify;">They incorporates your headline into the title tag of the post</li>
<li style="text-align: justify;">The headline is typically what displays in Google search results</li>
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Adding the right headline can help your post stand out in search 
results, and can greatly influence the number of people who both notice 
and click through to your content. Use a headline, every time.</div>
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2. Formatting</h4>
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Easily break up your long blocks of text with formatting to make your 
posts simpler to read and skim. This allows you to communicate more 
clearly and makes your text more accessible. In addition to adding bold 
to your headline, copy and paste the formatting cheats below to help 
compose a post that stands out from the rest.</div>
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3. Choose your words carefully</h4>
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Google+ is a both a visual and a text medium, so make them both count! 
Don't be afraid of writing longer posts. Instead of simply posting a 
link to your latest blog posts and hoping for the best, add a summary of
 your important points. Explain why this is important. Give people 
additional context as to why they should click and share.</div>
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The few minutes it takes to jot down your thoughts could result in 
multiple reshares and thousands of additional eyeballs on your content.</div>
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4. Images</h4>
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The vast majority of top posts on Google+ use images. Animated GIFs are 
very popular. For increased share-ability, it's usually best to upload 
your own photo.</div>
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By default, Google+ tries to include an image for any URL that you 
share. Unless you define the right Open Graph images and the proper 
social meta tags, the images are often not ideal, or are sized wrong. 
When you upload your own image, the image links to the full-size 
version, not the URL you want to share. In this case, don't forget to 
include a link to the URL in the text.</div>
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5. Use the #hashtags</h4>
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Twitter and Facebook have made us accustomed to hashtags, but Google+ 
uses them in entirely different ways to organize and recommend content. 
Google uses hashtags and semantic analysis to form relationships between
 topics.</div>
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By default, Google often adds hashtags automatically to any post with 
sufficient text. Best practice is to add your own relevant hashtags at 
the end or within the body of each post.</div>
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6. Leverage Google+ comments</h4>
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Much like Facebook's popular commenting plugin, you can embed Google+ 
comments on your own blog. What makes this so powerful is when visitors 
leave a comment, they are given the option of sharing your post to their
 own Google+ followers. This can greatly increase engagement among these
 users and their followers.</div>
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Officially, Google+ comments are only supported for Google's own Blogger
 platform. Fortunately, clever folks have devised a number of plugins 
and solutions for Wordpress, Drupal, and more.</div>
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Building your influence</h4>
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Google+ isn't so much a social media platform like Twitter and Facebook,
 but an identity platform that works with Google to connect across all 
our different devices and web services.</div>
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This means that while sites like Facebook and Twitter can still deliver 
traffic to your website, Google+ is so integrated across so many 
platforms that it has many more places to touch potential visitors. 
Business that build up their audience base today potentially position 
themselves to collect bigger rewards in the future.</div>
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Do you receive traffic from Google+? Is it a part of your social strategy? Let us know in the comments section below.</div>
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How To Use Social Media For Online Fundraising?

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One of the hottest ways of raising money today for a project is through online fundraising. As the <a href="http://www.mybloggertricks.com/2014/01/make-money-blogging-2014.html" target="_blank">conventional ways of making money online</a> become harder and harder, more people are turning towards <a href="http://www.smartearningmethods.com/make-money-with-kickstarter-com/" target="_blank">platforms like Kickstarter</a>
 to keep their projects alive. All it for online fundraising is a great 
project idea that's innovative, or serves a cause people are willing to 
support. If you're looking for patrons for your projects, here are some 
tips to use social media to help you along.</div>
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Why social media, you ask? Because a lot of people willing to be patrons
 for a cause, even philanthropists, do not know about Kickstarter and 
other such platforms. As many as 50% of the people in the U.S. get to 
know about causes via only social media networks, such as Facebook, 
Twitter, YouTube etc. These social media platforms make it possible for 
complete strangers to find each other, and support each other's cause 
should they be so inspired.</div>
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Here are some ways you can use social media for online fundraising.</div>
<h4>
1. Create Videos on YouTube</h4>
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Videos are the best! You can do more for a cause in a video than an 
article or book ever can. Touching, motivational videos are what often 
secure the most amount of support for a project/cause. If your projects 
is going to do some good for the community, then it shouldn't be hard 
making such a video.</div>
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But don't just stop at a single video. Provide your patrons insights 
into what you've been up to, where you can justify the need for more 
funding. Some generous people might keep supporting your project until 
its done. So don't let them think they're wasting their money. Give them
 reason to support your cause.</div>
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2. Use multiple Social Networks</h4>
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Get active on as many social networks as are relevant. Facebook and 
Twitter aren't enough. Do you use other networks such as Pinterest, 
Google Plus, Reddit, etc? Reddit is great for conversing. Unlike 
marketing a brand, where fans have to look for you, here you have to 
instead look for <i>them</i>. So look for them in all possible places, 
especially those frequently visited by your target demographic (which 
depends on your cause).</div>
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3. Branding</h4>
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Whether your cause is small or big, it will benefit from some branding. 
Assign a name to it, and create an appealing message or byline. Use 
specific colors, consistently in all your messages. You can use a 
thumbnail image representing your cause as your logo as well.</div>
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4. Calls to action</h4>
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A call to action is a very important part of any social campaign. People
 willing to donate don't just need to know about your project - they 
need to know how to help you too. Put up large and noticeable 
call-to-action banners, and link to your project website (yes, get a 
website for your project!) so people can track your progress, and help 
you in whatever way they can.</div>
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5. Contact influential people</h4>
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It is important to get in touch with influential people on social media.
 Fundraising is a lot about word-of-mouth marketing and personal 
recommendations. Locate influential that might help your cause. These 
can be people working behind similar causes, or just people with a large
 fan-base of your interest. Cultivate relationships with them and get 
them to influence their audiences. If you need to purchase their 
services, do not hesitate to do so - they can give your cause a huge 
boost.</div>
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You can use tools such as Commun.it to identify Twitter influences. 
There are other tools too that can help you reach a wider audience, such
 as DonateNow, DonorsChoose, Help Attack, and so on.</div>
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6. Social Media Strategy</h4>
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It’s necessary that you and your team knows how to use social media. 
Assign a particular channel to each member, so that consistent coverage,
 follow up and messaging is assured. If your cause is big, it’s a good 
idea to consult a social media fundraising expert for advice.</div>
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7. Promote others' causes too!</h4>
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It’s never one way with social media. Use your own networks to promote 
someone else’s cause now and then, while your campaign is ongoing. This 
won’t take away from your campaign – rather, you will be noticed as 
someone who knows how to give and take.</div>
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During your entire fundraising campaign, be sure to offer special thanks
 to all your donors and patrons. Doing it publicly might help as well. 
It'll earn you some goodwill on social media. And if I were you, I'd 
offer value to my major donors in appreciation of their support. This 
can include free accounts of a paid web service that you've developed, 
or a free license key of the software you've created. It depends on the 
project. If they've donated, they had an interest in it. Give them what 
thy might like, and they might influence others to donate too, hence 
paving the way for future development of your project. All the best :)</div>
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