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Are you experiencing hatom structured data errors in Google Search Console ? Most of the bloggers are facing these problems. These errors does not have any impact on blog's performance but these errors should not exist more in your blog to make a healthy site. Structured data is used to display the site in a better manner on major search engines result pages. You can check the errors on your blog using Google webmasters tool called Structured Data Testing Tool .   This post will be covering procedures to fix all the structured data errors in blogger, such as: missing: author missing: updated missing: entry-title The property image_url is not recognised  The property blogId is not recognised The property postId is not recognised A value for the headline field is required A value for the image field is required The DateModified field is recommended. Please provide the value if available. The MainEntityOfPage field is recommended.  Please provide the value i

The "Read more" feature in blogger help us to condense our posts on our homepage. It makes the homepage to load faster and keep things well-organised and well-managed. Thus it ultimately increases the click-throughs of posts and also enhances the user-experience. Most of the blogs possess this feature but the default blogger text gets blended with the posts.  It is very important to make the link stand out, so that readers exactly know that where they are supposed to click to continue reading the remainder of a post.  This link is easy to customise.  You can change the “Read More” text to something of your own choice, add an image instead of text, and totally stylize the look of the “Read More” text link. Here is what you exactly need to do in order to customise and add the read more link on your blogger posts.

Social media as we have already said can work as most effective traffic driver for your blog. When we talk about social media, the first thing that comes to our mind is facebook, the most preferred social networking site. Creating a fan page let's your page followers to know about the latest updates in their notifications section. This box also displays faces of the "likers" on your blog.  The first and foremost thing to have fan/like box on your blog is that you should already possess a Facebook fan page. If you haven't yet created, Create a Facebook Fan Page. How to Create a Facebook Like Box Visit your facebook page and copy the URL from address bar at the top of your browser. See the screenshot below, to know how exactly the URL looks like. Note: URL may also contain some numbers Then visit the page:  https://developers.facebook.com/docs/plugins/page-plugin Paste the copied URL in step1, in " Facebook Page URL " field as shown in the screen