Keeping your existing visitors is as well as important as creating newer ones. The existing solution is newsletters, but it has several limitations. Such as it may classify into the promotional section of inbox and low priority is given therefore the chance for getting the required importance is getting limited. Then what is the proper solution? Yes, Browser Extensions! They are dynamic, automatic and after all eye catching. It'll bring the updates you made directly to the user's browser. They can read a brief description directly from the extension and check out the update or post with one click. Thinking about coding? No need at all! Everyone can create their own customized Browser Extension within no time. Then what are you waiting for?
Step 1. Enter the URL
Go to 'Build your own' tab. Enter the URL of website or blog and hit 'Build'.
Step 2. Embed
Now you'll be rewarded with the code for embedding your extension installer on your site. Check the customization option only if necessary because it doesn't provide many options. But you can change the default message appeared within the installer and the position of it from top to bottom.
For Blogger: There is an option to test your installation bar below the code such as 'Try it'. You'll get a preview of how your site is gonna change after embedding the code. Next step is to paste this code in 'Edit HTML' section located under 'Template' tab of your blogger dashboard. The code must be placed below the <head> tag.
You've done it! The following figure shows how it looks like and you can Download Sample Here.
Note: For anybody wondering why I put this pic of a 'Puzzilologist'(Ofcource, with no head!), it is only because the extension typically denoted by a jigsaw puzzle icon. Nothing else!!
Go to 'Build your own' tab. Enter the URL of website or blog and hit 'Build'.
Step 2. Embed
Now you'll be rewarded with the code for embedding your extension installer on your site. Check the customization option only if necessary because it doesn't provide many options. But you can change the default message appeared within the installer and the position of it from top to bottom.
For Blogger: There is an option to test your installation bar below the code such as 'Try it'. You'll get a preview of how your site is gonna change after embedding the code. Next step is to paste this code in 'Edit HTML' section located under 'Template' tab of your blogger dashboard. The code must be placed below the <head> tag.
You've done it! The following figure shows how it looks like and you can Download Sample Here.
Note: For anybody wondering why I put this pic of a 'Puzzilologist'(Ofcource, with no head!), it is only because the extension typically denoted by a jigsaw puzzle icon. Nothing else!!
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