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There will be a greater increase in visitors and readers of your material if you include like and dislike buttons in each Blogger post. This is the second most important tactic for achieving this goal because it is widely thought that the strongest relationship between bloggers and their audiences is the most effective approach to increase revenue from blogging.
Reasons to add Like/Dislike button in posts
- To make your content's popularity clear in Google Rich Snippet.
- Give people the chance to vote on your content to entice them to do so.
- View and analyze popular statistics right away.
- To increase the number of readers of your blog.
You can use this guide to learn how to make a great like/dislike button for your blogger platform. Maybe you gave it a couple more tries, but the results weren't what you were hoping for. No problem exists. Simply follow the directions, and you'll be surprised at your progress.
Before we get started, we'd like to thank Likebtn for providing high-quality and practical Blogger Widgets (Free and Premium). We'll examine the free version of this widget and go over how to set it up correctly.
Different reasons to choose Like button
- Provides both paid and free widget options.
- Fully scalable to your theme and additional features.
- Very simple to install (Requires no technical knowledge).
- How to set up the Blogger Like/Dislike button Properly:
- Do you anticipate adding a "like" or "dislike" button to your Blogger posts? To properly set up the Like/Dislike button in your Blogger posts, adhere to our step-by-step instructions.
Step 1: Copy the Like/Dislike Button Code
<!-- LikeBtn.com BEGIN -->
<span class="likebtn-wrapper" data-identifier="item_1"></span>
<script>(function(d,e,s){if(d.getElementById("likebtn_wjs"))return;a=d.createElement(e);m=d.getElementsByTagName(e)[0];a.async=1;a.id="likebtn_wjs";a.src=s;m.parentNode.insertBefore(a, m)})(document,"script","//w.likebtn.com/js/w/widget.js");</script>
<!-- LikeBtn.com END -->
Step 2: Go to Blogger Dashboard -> Theme -> Edit HTML
Now it is up to you to decide where you want to place the like/dislike button before the content of the post or at the end of the content of the post.
Step 3a: If you've made up your mind to set a like/dislike button before the content, search for <div class='post-header-line-1'> and paste the downloaded code right after it.
Step 3b: If you've made up your mind to set a like/dislike button at the end of the article, search for <div class='post-footer-line post-footer-line-1'> and paste the downloaded code right after it.
Step 4: Now click on Save Changes
Step 5: Open any of your posts and check the result.
