How To: Remove "0 Comments" from Blogger

A lot of people still come to this page and the process of removing "0 Comments" from Blogger has changed so I thought it might be time for an update. Please note the below is relevant to the new Blogger templates which are editable through the drag-n-drop template editing interface.

Note: This post has been updated March 2014.

I've been thinking recently about what it is that makes people interested in a blog and what it is makes them leave never to return again. After reading a couple of interesting articles on the internet I've concluded that a lack of comments on a particular blog is one of the main reasons readers leave a particular blog and never come back. And you know what they say "one loyal reader is worth thousands of one time visitors".

Automatically share your blog posts to Google+

Google has finally released a way for me to automatically share my blog posts with my fellow followers on Google+. Over the last couple of years I have found this to be one of the most critical ways for growing my blog audience and engagement.

Internet readers want single-page web articles

Following on from the article I wrote a few weeks ago about How To: Remove "0 comments" from Blogger and why this might help your Blogger statistics. Today I'm going to share an article I read the other day about why pagination is one of the worst design and usability sins on the web and how simple single-page articles are the preferred choice by internet readers.

How To: Add Google Analytics to Blogger

I keep talking to people about how good Google Analytics (Google’s free service that lets you track the performance of your websites and blogs from one simple, easy-to-use interface) is, so today I'm going to show you how to add Google Analytics to your blog.