Having a site map is helpful to get it property indexed by search engines like Google. Adding a sitemap is real easy to do. first, download the sitemap plugin. unzip it and install into your wordpress plugin directory. go to admin and plugins and activate. then create a page and title it sitemap or whatever you want. put into the page.Then download google sitemap plugin and upload it to plugins directory and activate.
you’re done.
now go to Google webmaster tools and add your website and sitemap.
Google webmaster tools
sitemap plugin by dagon design
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I get surprised when i don’t see a favicon on a website. it looks cool and its so easy to do even a noob can do it.

What is a favicon? Its the little icon that appears to the left of the URL on a website. Its short for favorite icon.

first select an image for your website. make sure its a square size. example 200×200pixels. go to htmlkit and generate a favicon and download. now use ftp client to replace the favicon.ico file on your website. look for it in your root folder.

now refresh your browser and there you go. if it doesn’t show. try typing in http://www.bloggernoob.com/favicon.ico(ctrl+F5) that should do the trick.
note replace bloggernoob.com with your site. noob!

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Google Analytics plugin.
Unzip the plugin.
Upload the plugin to your /wp-content/plugins/ folder.
Go to your WordPress blog’s Dashboard > Plugins. A list of both active and inactive plugins displays.
Scroll to the plugin and Activate it. A success message displays.

In another browser window login to Google Analytics at google analytics.
Click on Add Website Profile. A form displays.
Select Add a Profile for a New Domain.
Enter the URL of your site or blog.
Select your country and time zone. Click Finish.
Analytics provides you with a code block - a swatch of HTML - to add to your site’s pages.

Back in your WordPress Dashboard, go to Options > Google Analytics.
The options screen displays with a text field. Paste your Google Analytics Code Block into that text field and click Update Options.

You are done!

To ensure that you have successfully added the Google Analytics Code Block to your Blogger blog, go back to http://google.com/analytics/.
Next to your blog’s URL it will say either Receiving Data

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