Gajban Pani Ne Chali Lyrics Meaning In Hindi

Song – Gajban Pani Le Chali
Singer – Vishvajeet Choudhary
Lyrics – Mukesh Jaji
Music – Music MJ (Aman Jaji)

Gajban Pani Ne Chali Lyrics in English	Gajban Pani Ne Chali Lyrics Meaning In Hindi
Chundari Jaipur te mangwai Re Bindhi sone ki ghadwaai	चुंदरी जयपुर से मंगवाई है और सोने की बिंदी बनवाई है
Gale me kanthi ger ke ne Tokni Chandi ki ya thai	गले में नेकलेस पहन कर चंडी की टोकनि उठाई है
Roop kati nikhra Paat rya jikra Bahu kayi maan gi kaylli	बिलकुल निखरा हुआ रूप है और हर तरफ चर्चा है बोहोत सारी लेडीज तुम्हारे रूप को देखकर सर्मिन्दा है
Daman niche pehri jutti Bangi dekho cheej kasooti Ya gajban pani ne chali	दामन के निचे जुत्ती पहनकर बहुत हे सुंदर/हॉट बन गयी है लवर/वाइफ पानी लेने चल पड़ी
Nolakhe ne fail kare tere mathe aala tikka Aankhya ke kajal ke aage sara sauda fikka	नौलखा हार भी तुम्हारे माथे वाले टिक्के के सामने कुछ नहीं तुम्हारी आँखों के काजल के सामने हर चीज फीकी पड़ रही है
Chand ka tukda Bairan ka mukhda Kasooti gaala pe lali	तुम्हारा चेहरा बिलकुल चाँद के टुकड़े जैसा है और गालों पे लाली अच्छी लग रही है,
Daman niche pehri jutti Bangi dekho cheej kasooti Ya gajban pani ne chali	दामन के निचे जुत्ती पहनकर बहुत हे सुंदर/हॉट बन गयी है लवर/वाइफ पानी लेने चल पड़ी
Payal bhi pyari laage or khudka bhi anmol kati Jhumke bhi dikhe se mehange patya konya tol kati	पायल भी बहुत प्यारी लग रही है और खुदका (कमर की तागड़ी) भी अनमोल है झुमके भी बहुत महंगे मांग रहे है इनका भी कोई मोल नहीं है
Ya dekho haanshi Kare Badmashi Naak me nathli ya daali	तुम्हारी स्माइल बोहोत सरारती है और नाक में नथनी (नाक में पेहन ने का आभूषण) पहनी है
Daman niche pehri jutti Bangi dekho cheej kasooti Ya gajban pani ne chali	दामन के निचे जुत्ती पहनकर बहुत हे सुंदर/हॉट बन गयी है लवर/वाइफ पानी लेने चल पड़ी
Ambara aali hoor pari kuch konya iske aage Mukesh Jaji dekh liye aaj bheed kuwe pe laage	आसमान की परी इसके आगे कुछ नहीं है मुकेश जजी (गाना लिखने वाले का नाम) चाहे देख लेना आज कुवे पे भीड़ लगने वाली है
Gaam ka mausam Ban gya osm Baaji Dila me taalli	गाओं का मौसम बिलकुल आवेशमय बन गया है और सबके दिलों में घंटी बज रही है
Daman niche pehri jutti Bangi dekho cheej kasooti Ya gajban pani ne chali	दामन के निचे जुत्ती पहनकर बहुत हे सुंदर/हॉट बन गयी है लवर/वाइफ पानी लेने चल पड़ी

How To Divide Post Into Two (2) Columns? Blogger ,Wordpress

 Divide Post Into Two (2) Columns for Blogger ,Wordpress

Make The Way As Explained Below

1. Go to your blogger.
2. Click new post.
3. On the posting page (the page after you click the new post link), click the button titled "Edit Html" located above the text box where you would write your post.
4. After you click the Edit Html button, write what you want to post in the text box and then place the code below among your post. Follow the instructions:

<table cellpadding="0" cellspacing="10"><tbody>
<tr>
<td align="justify" valign="top" width="300">The write to be shown on the left side</td>
<td align="justify" valign="top" width="300">The write to be shown on the right side</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table>

How To Submit (indexed) More then 150 posts in blogger sitmap | New SiteMap

Blogger Sitemap Changes From 500 To 150 And How To Fix It
If you see on google / bing webmaster, there's change on sitemap from 500 to 150. This means trick on my old post is not work anymore. So how to fix it?
First you must delete your sitemap on google / bing webmaster.
Then submit this
http://yourblogname.blogspot.com/sitemap.xml

1. Go To Webmasters Tools > Crawl > Sitemaps

2. Delete all your old sitemaps which uses the atom.xml Feed structure

3. Next submit the dynamic sitemap.xml as the only sitemap

Blogger introduced Dynamic Sitemaps for all blogspot blogs from January 2015 onwards. Now you can excess all your sitemap data from a single sitemap.xml file as shared below:

Your sitemap.xml file is hosted at this location:

This single parent sitemap will automatically update its sub-pages and submit your new posts to Google index

How To Convert Your Blog into Website

This article explains how you can use Blogger to make a site that looks just like any other website and why you might, sometimes, want to do this. 

Blogs vs Websites

Some people are very happy to use Blogger to make a blog, that is, website that looks like a diary or journal that they write in regularly.

But a common question is "how to I make my blog into a real website, just like "someone" has done over at "this website"?

This isn't easy to answer:  Not everyone means the same thing when they say "real website".  "Someone" might have just changed the background image, installed a third-party template, changed a few settings - or re-written the entire Blogger template!  They may have just made the blog look more professional than the basic templates do - or maybe they've removing all "blog" features so that the site is like a regular brochure website.

The bottom-line is that, even with no changes a blog is a "real website", because it's got:

• An url (www.your-blog-name.blogspot.com)
• A space on the internet that's dedicated just to it. (For Blogger users, that space is inside Google's servers - we don't have to pay for our own hosting).
• Web-pages, made in HTML, which visitors can look at using a web-browser (eg Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome, Safari, etc)

And there are some sites which are not at all ashamed to look like blogs, for example:

• www.IkeaHackers.net/ - a site for sharing clever ways of repurposing kitset furniture
• www.DarkRoastedBlend.com - a site about coffee - notice their About pageis really just a post from 2005!
• www.HowAboutOrange.blogspot.com - a very stylish crafts website
• www.RUStling.org - a site listing all the songs in a large folk-song book
• www.TableQuizHelper.com - a site providing templates etc pub quiz-organizers
• http://www.trendmatcher.nl/ - a Dutch-language site about technology trends.

This article from Blogger Buster lists a 100 others - and I'm sure that there are plenty of popular non-English language sites that look like blogs, too.

But there are many other sites that have had some or all of their Blogger features hidden, for example

• www.GalwayTransport.info - a local public transport information site
• www.ConcentricsRestaurants.com/ - a promotional site for a company that builds restaurants
• www.RenewPilates.com - the site for a Pilates studio

You need to do more work to make the second type of site - and even then, if a knowledgeable visitor looks at the source-code for a page, they can still tell that you're using Blogger.   So, usually, I'd recommend that you focus on what you want to achieve with the site, rather than "getting rid of blogger".

That said, here is a lit of things that you may want to to do to "turn your blog into a website".   They are in, roughly, the order that I recommend doing them to have the maximum effect.

Initial steps to reduce the "bloggy" feeling

1)   Get a custom domain

This is a website address like  www.mySite.com  or  www.yourBlog.org - or whatever available name that you choose. 

Using a custom domain means that your address will not have "blogspot.com" in it.

You can do this either:

• Using Blogger's  Settings > Basic > Blog Address > Add a Custom Domain function, or 
• By using an URL that you buy directly from a domain registrar - you might need to do this if the address you want isn't available through the Blogger function (eg I recently needed a co.nz address for a site) or if you do not have a credit card.

This step is essential if you don't want the site to be perceived as blog, because the address is what people see when they first find the site in search-engine results.

If you are going to get a custom-domain, then I strongly recommend doing it at the very beginning of setting up your blog, so all the later steps are based on the custom-domain name rather than re-directions.  This is is A Good Thing for SEO - and even if SEO doesn't matter for your blog initially it may become important later on.


2)    Turn off the navBar, and remove the space where it used to be


3)   Show only 1 post on the main page. 


4)   Hide the "blog-specific" values from posts, on the Layout > Blog post (edit)tab.  

At a minimum the things to turn off are:

• Post-date
• Posted-by
• Post-time
• Comments
• Links to this post
• Labels
• Reactions
• Email post links
• Post sharing

5)    Make a home page - ideally using the custom-redirect option


6)    Remove the attribution gadget (the bit where it says "Powered by Blogger")


7)    Remove the "subscribe to posts (atom)" link


8)    Add an RSS-subscription gadget using Feedburner.
Some people say this is optional - but I believe that all "proper" websites offer an RSS feed and show that they do so by using a feedburner-style RSS chiclet.   If you just add Blogger's Subscribe gadget instead, it gives the Atom - ie blog-style feed.

Banishing the Blogger look for good

These next steps really go together: if you do one, you need to do the others too. They are needed if you totally want to remove the blog-ish-ness:


9)     Remove all gadgets that show a list of posts. These include the Archive, Labels.  This is simply the reverse of the add-a-gadget procedure - edit the existing gadget, and click Remove.


10)   Remove the "older posts / home / newer posts" links.

11)   Set up your own navigation system: everypost or page needs to be able to be accessed from either a button or a link that is in either a gadget or another post/page.

It's temping to think about navigation from the home page. But first-time visitors who come to your site from search-results will not arrive at the home page. They might not even think to look at the home page. Ideally your navigation system should offer several routes to get to every piece of information, and should include both logical links between posts and a search-based option.

Tools that you might use to help with this:

• Summary posts, with links to detail pages about the topic. (Eg my public-transport site has a "city buses details" page, which links to individual route maps)
• A menu bar with links to the most-important summary posts.
  NB  If you use the Pages gadget for this, it is automatically included if yougive the site a mobile template which is an important step if you want the site to be responsive.
• Linked-List gadgets to show summary posts, or lists of related detail posts, in the sidebar or footer.

An alternative to your own navigation system is to use categories to put your posts into pages. This doesn't fully reduce the bloggy feeling, since someone who looks at a page sees a list of posts (with just post-summaries if you've used jump-links).   However changing the the status message (the grey box that says "showing all posts with label whatever") can make this acceptable in some sites (ie ones where the line between blog and website is blurred).

What you (currently) cannot do

You cannot remove the post-date values from the URL of blog posts.
If your entire site could be done with 20 or fewer screens, you could use Pages for everything - but IMHO this isn't necessary, visitors don't seem to be overly spooked by URLs with numbers in them.

You cannot use a dynamic template 
If you want your site to look like a website, not a blog: you need to use a Designer, or possibly a Layout, template.

Other things that you might do

You might want your blog tostand out in the seach results in order to get more visitors - see Getting Started with SEO.

You might want to link it to the social networks - remember that there are wide range of possible links, and you need a strategy about how the site relates to each social medium that you use.

Have I missed anything?

I wrote this article  while I was setting up a site on which I want to minimise the "blog" look-and-feel, and I've tried to capture all the steps that I did.   

But maybe I've missed some things?   Maybe there are features that work differently on other templates.

What else would you do?

how to add floating facbook like in left right side bar in blogger blogspot

Many tutorial gives you how to add floating facebook like button. Now I came up with new tutorial for adding floating like box to blogger. This is a great way which requires almost no space and it looks more attractive than that of simply keeping the like box.

Adding Jquery Plugin

1. Sign in to Blogger
2. Go to your Dashboard>Design>Edit HTML
3. Add this code above the closing </head> tag in your HTML file: 

<script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.6.1/jquery.min.js" type="text/javascript">
</script>

Ignore thies step if you have added Jyquery plugin to your blog. 

Adding Widget Code

1. Go to Design>Add a Gadget>HTML/JavaScript
2. Add This code to HTML/JavaScript Widget


<script type="text/javascript">
//<!--
$(document).ready(function() {$(".floatinglikebox").hover(function() {$(this).stop().animate({right: "0"}, "medium");}, function() {$(this).stop().animate({right: "-250"}, "medium");}, 500);});
//-->
</script>
<style type="text/css">
.floatinglikebox{background: url("https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjA-YFZ98KbAQvqHxWy_RwnWwL4nFkeU3ljzHVs96tRZM3GMuov4FIc55m_WG_8XqzWByqyzM_ehshhU9Y1wFZobfD6eWHlU8rWLz30bvYmtZ1C0H7Ow0snD40SZlg0DbCB1u5qONHLqOU/s1600/floatingfb.png") no-repeat scroll left center transparent !important;display: block;float: right;height: 270px;padding: 0 5px 0 40px;width: 245px;z-index: 99999;position:fixed;right:-250px;top:20%;}
.floatinglikebox div{border:none;position:relative;display:block;}
.floatinglikebox span{bottom: 10px;font: 10px tahoma,verdana,arial,sans-serif;position: absolute;right: 6px;text-align: right;z-index: 99999;}
.floatinglikebox span a{color: #808080;text-decoration:none;}
.floatinglikebox span a:hover{text-decoration:underline;}
</style><div class="floatinglikebox" style=""><div><iframe src="//www.facebook.com/plugins/likebox.php?href=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.facebook.com%2Fsibarasok&amp;width=292&amp;height=258&amp;colorscheme=light&amp;show_faces=true&amp;border_color&amp;stream=false&amp;header=false" scrolling="no" frameborder="0" style="border:none; overflow:hidden; width:292px; height:258px;" allowtransparency="true"></iframe><span><a href="http://thebest-technic.blogspot.com/2012/09/add-floating-facebook-like-box-for.html" target="_blank">+Get This!</a></span></div></div>

Replace http%3A%2F%2Fwww.facebook.com%2Fsibarasok, with your Facebook fan page URL.

AdSense Account approval tips and tricks for website and blogs

Get Your AdSense Account Approved Within a Few Hours [Coolest Trick Ever]

UPDATE: Indyarocks works no more as they have done some changes. Two Indyarocks Alternatives:Hubpages.com & Docstoc.com. You can try them.

This guide is completely based on my own experience. I’ve worked with this technique of getting approval of AdSense application many a times for my friends and it worked every time. What I like about this technique is that it is completely genuine & white-hat. But don’t blame me if they don’t work because Google AdSense can at anytime change the rules and this trick may work no longer. But, those who have already used this technique are no way in danger. My account was activated in this way and my account is running great and I’m getting my cheques time to time as well. 

Below are some advantages of this technique:

1. Quick Approval.
2. Allowed by Google.
3. Very Easy to work with.
4. Easy integration with Blogger and WordPress.

Before I start I want to say that this is a technique which should be used if you’re disappointed every time you apply for AdSense. Now we all know that approval of AdSense account is like a dream come true for the newbie bloggers who has started blogging in order to earn money. But many bloggers don’t possess an approved AdSense account even after applying for many times. And, their dream remains a dream.

Why my AdSense account is disapproved every time?

The only reason for a disapproved account is: AdSense has many rules & policies and here is where we make mistakes. We don’t read the guidelines carefully and as a result get our account disapproved.

Some important guidelines to follow are:

1. Your blog should contain quality content.
2. Your blog shouldn’t contain thin content (less than 400 words posts).
3. Your blog shouldn’t contain adult content.
4. Your blog posts should not contain any links to low quality / adult sites.
5. You should provide a valid postal address of yours.

If you are abide by the above guidelines, then there’s more probability that your application will be approved.

After approval of your application ads will not appear right away. Ads will only appear after the 2^nd review, review of your site. If Google thinks your site has no copyright content and it is following every AdSense policy, then ads will start appearing. What a moment that will be! I still remember when my ads started appearing after times of submitting my application for AdSense. I didn’t get it approved at once. But it’s not that you will not get approved at once. If you’re OK with each and every policy, ads will start appearing without any issue.

Why my AdSense got deactivated? Why ads are not appearing now?

AdSense may be deactivated because of the following reasons:

1. Clicking on your own ads.
2. Placing ads on site containing adult or copyright content.
3. Encouraging visitors to click on Ads or creating incentives to click on ads.
4. Using more than recommend ads.

How many ads can be shown per page?

Ads for content: Up to three ad units and three link units may be placed on each page.

Ads for search: A maximum of two Google Custom search boxes may be placed per page.

If you’ve not went against any of the above rules then you can reapply for AdSense here:www.google.com/adsense.

If you’ve a blogger blog then you need to apply or reapply from inside your Earnings tab.

Damn! I’m OK with each and every guideline & I’ve not went against any policy.

Why my account is disapproved then???

It is a very popular question among newbies. But let me tell you that Google also sees the amount of content a site has and the site’s popularity (the no. of visitors it gets daily). I don’t know why they look up to such things; but yes, these things matters.

You may have probably received a notification like this:

The account associated with publisher ID ca-pub-xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx has been disapproved.

This problem can be due to an incomplete address or may be because of going against any policy. If you’ve fixed the problems then you can reapply it from inside blogger by clicking on “Google dashboard” present in the Earnings tab (new interface) in blogger or by going to google.com/adsense…

But if you’re getting this notification even after fixing then you can apply with a new email. But, that will take time and result may be the same notification again. So, in order to solve these problems you need to take the help of 3^rd party sites like Indyarocks. When you sign up to Indyarocks you need to complete your profile and apply for AdSense. When you do so, AdSense directly gets activated and ads start appearing on your Indyarocks profile. So, without taking much time I am going to tell you the coolest way to get AdSense approved just in a few hours.

You just need to follow these steps to get your account approved:

1. Create an account on Indyarocks.
2. Visit your profile & click Earnings.
3. Now check eligibility to Earn. If you are not eligible then there will be some dos which you have to complete. After doing them checks again and this time you will be eligible to earn.
4. Now click Start Earning, use your email id & make an AdSense account. (You may require confirming. So, do check your mail.)
5. After sometime your ads will start appearing on your Indyarocks Profile.

So, your account is approved now. And it’s time to integrate it with Blogger or WordPress.

Integrate with Blogger.

Now it’s time to integrate AdSense to Blogger.

1. Go to Earnings on your Blog & click “Switch Account”. Then use a different AdSense account if the blogger email id is different. Enter the details & click “Link this Account.” [Check your mail once again]
2. Make ads appear on your blog by using the options present in the Earnings tab.

Now wait a few hours as some time will require for ads to be displayed on your blog.

Integrate with WordPress.

WordPress don’t require integration. You just need to place ad codes for ads to display in your blog.

1. Go to www.google.com/adsense & login to your account.
2. Click on My Ads & create new ads.
3. Select the size of the ad and click “save and get code”.
4. Copy the code.
5. Now go to WordPress dashboard and select plugins.
6. Click on “Add new” & type “Quick AdSense”. You can also use the “Easy AdSense lite” plugin.
7. Install any of the two plugin and activate it.
8. Now go to settings and select the plugin.
9. Paste the code and select its placement. Then click on save.

Just wait for some time & ads will start appearing on your blog.

So, that’s all you need to do to get your account approved. But always remember not to go against any policy.AdSense is the best ad program to earn money online as it is the highest paid among all. So enjoy the benefits

How to Convert your blog into a Website

Blogs vs Websites

Some people are very happy to use Blogger to make a blog, that is, website that looks like a diary or journal that they write in regularly.

But a common question is "how to I make my blog into a real website, just like "someone" has done over at "this website"?

This isn't easy to answer:  Not everyone means the same thing when they say "real website".  "Someone" might have just changed the background image, installed a third-party template, changed a few settings - or re-written the entire Blogger template!  They may have just made the blog look more professional than the basic templates do - or maybe they've removing all "blog" features so that the site is like a regular brochure website.

The bottom-line is that, even with no changes a blog is a "real website", because it's got:

• An url (www.your-blog-name.blogspot.com)
• A space on the internet that's dedicated just to it. (For Blogger users, that space is inside Google's servers - we don't have to pay for our own hosting).
• Web-pages, made in HTML, which visitors can look at using a web-browser (eg Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome, Safari, etc)

And there are some sites which are large, very popular and not at all ashamed to look like blogs, for example:

• www.IkeaHackers.net/ - a site for sharing clever ways of repurposing kitset furniture
• www.DarkRoastedBlend.com - a site about coffee - notice their About page is really just a post from 2005!
• www.HowAboutOrange.blogspot.com - a very stylish crafts website
• www.RUStling.org - a site listing all the songs in a large folk-song book

This article from Blogger Buster lists a 100 others - and I'm sure that there are plenty of popular non-English language sites that look like blogs, too.


But there are many other sites that have had some or all of their Blogger features hidden, for example

• www.GalwayTransport.info - a local public transport information site
• www.ConcentricsRestaurants.com/ - a promotional site for a company that builds restaurants
• www.RenewPilates.com - the site for a Pilates studio

You need to do more work to make the second type of site - and even then, if a knowledgeable visitor looks at the source-code for a page, they can still tell that you're using Blogger.   So, usually, I'd recommend that you focus on what you want to achieve with the site, rather than "getting rid of blogger".

That said, here is a lit of things that you may want to to do to "turn your blog into a website".   They are in, roughly, the order that I recommend doing them to have the maximum effect.

Initial steps to reduce the "bloggy" feeling

1)   Get a custom domain

This is a website address like  www.mySite.com  or  www.yourBlog.org - or whatever available name that you choose. 

Using a custom domain means that your address will not have "blogspot.com" in it.

You can do this either:

• Using Blogger's  Settings > Basic > Blog Address > Add a Custom Domainfunction, or 
• By using an URL that you buy directly from a domain registrar - you might need to do this if the address you want isn't available through the Blogger function (egI recently needed a co.nz address for a site) or if you do not have a credit card.

This step is essential if you don't want the site to be perceived as blog, because the address is what people see when they first find the site in search-engine results.

If you are going to get a custom-domain, then I strongly recommend doing it at the very beginning of setting up your blog, so all the later steps are based on the custom-domain name rather than re-directions.  This is is A Good Thing for SEO - and even if SEO doesn't matter for your blog initially it may become important later on.


2)    Turn off the navBar, and remove the space where it used to be


3)   Show only 1 post on the main page. 


4)   Hide the "blog-specific" values from posts, on the Layout > Blog post (edit) tab.  

At a minimum the things to turn off are:

• Post-date
• Posted-by
• Post-time
• Comments
• Links to this post
• Labels
• Reactions
• Email post links
• Post sharing

5)    Make a home page - ideally using the custom-redirect option


6)    Remove the attribution gadget (the bit where it says "Powered by Blogger")


7)    Remove the "subscribe to posts (atom)" link


8)    Add an RSS-subscription gadget using Feedburner.
Some people say this is optional - but I believe that all "proper" websites offer an RSS feed and show that they do so by using a feedburner-style RSS chiclet.   If you just add Blogger's Subscribe gadget instead, it gives the Atom - ie blog-style feed.

Banishing the Blogger look for good

These next steps really go together: if you do one, you need to do the others too. They are needed if you totally want to remove the blog-ish-ness:

9)     Remove all gadgets that show a list of posts. These include the Archive, Labels.  This is simply the reverse of the add-a-gadget procedure - edit the existing gadget, and click Remove.


10)   Remove the "older posts / home / newer posts" links.

11)   Set up your own navigation system: every post or page needs to be able to be accessed from either a button or a link that is in either a gadget or another post/page.

It's temping to think about navigation from the home page. But first-time visitors who come to your site from search-results will not arrive at the home page. They might not even think to look at the home page. Ideally your navigation system should offer several routes to get to every piece of information, and should include both logical links between posts and a search-based option.


Tools that you might use to help with this:

• Summary posts, with links to detail pages about the topic. (Eg my public-transport site has a "city buses details" page, which links to individual route maps)
• A menu bar with links to the most-important summary posts.
  NB  If you use the Pages gadget for this, it is automatically included if you give the site a mobile template which is an important step if you want the site to beresponsive.
• Linked-List gadgets to show summary posts, or lists of related detail posts, in the sidebar or footer.

An alternative to your own navigation system is to use categories to put your posts into pages. This doesn't fully reduce the bloggy feeling, since someone who looks at a page sees a list of posts (with just post-summaries if you've used jump-links).   However changing the the status message (the grey box that says "showing all posts with labelwhatever") can make this acceptable in some sites (ie ones where the line between blog and website is blurred).

What you (currently) cannot do

You cannot remove the post-date values from the URL of blog posts.
If your entire site could be done with 20 or fewer screens, you could use Pages for everything - but IMHO this isn't necessary, visitors don't seem to be overly spooked by URLs with numbers in them.

You cannot use a dynamic template 
If you want your site to look like a website, not a blog: you need to use a Designer, or possibly a Layout, template.

Other things that you might do

You might want your blog tostand out in the seach results in order to get more visitors - seeGetting Started with SEO.

You might want to link it to the social networks - remember that there are wide range of possible links, and you need a strategy about how the site relates to each social medium that you use.