Google Page Rank Checker Widget

If you are unable to install the Alexa Toolbar to your browser, here is an easy-to-use Google Page Rank Checker provided by PRChecker.info . All you need to do is enter the URL of the site you would like the information about and click the "Check PR" button. Then type out the anti-bot code and click "Verify Now". The results should be instant and should give you a Page Rank anywhere from N/A to 10.

Check Page Rank of your Web site pages instantly:

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Alexa Extension for Google Chrome Makes PR Work Easier

Recently, a fellow-blogger and web-savvy mom, Jessica of Riding With Jessica, tipped me off that Google now offers an Alexa extension for Chrome. You do not know how long I have been waiting for this.

As someone who runs blog PR campaigns, I am constantly needing to check the Google Page Ranks for one blog after another. Until this Google Chrome extension was introduced, I had to plug the URLs into PR Checker and then type in the "anti-bot code" to prove that I was a human being. Now that I have installed the SEO Status Pagerank/Alexa Toolbar for Google Chrome, I need only look at the upper right corner of my browser to see what Page Rank the site I am viewing has. I am not even required to click anything.

If you have Google Chrome and would like to install this extension, the process could not be easier. Just go to this page under Google Chrome Extensions and click the "Install" button. It takes a few seconds to download (if you have a high speed connection). Then you're done!

You Can Now See Beyond the First 200 Comments on 3G2S

I have always preferred an embedded comment box over the pop-up, but I have had a problem with my readers not being able to read any of the comments beyond the 200th. This has been the case for both my previous and present templates. Using the pop-up box was not a good fix, since my readers still needed to click "Post a Comment" to trigger the pop-up just to read all of the comments.

I finally found a fix today posted on Blogger Sentral. Although it took some trial and error because the language of my blog's template is a little different than what is shown in the tutorial, I was ultimately able to paginate my comments. If you are experiencing the same problem with your template, read the article "Solving 200+ Comments Display Problem" on Blogger Sentral.

Another great tutorial on the same site is "Numbering Comments in Blogger". There are many tutorials out there for numbering comments on Blogger blogs, but this one not only shows you how to number your comments, but it also explains how to make each subsequent page of comments not start over from #1.