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How To Start A Blog - Step-By-Step Guide

How to Install WordPress and Start Blogging – Step-By-Step Guide

Installing WordPress: step-by-step guide on how to install WordPress and start blogging with the most popular free blogging platform.

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How to choose a domain name for your blog

Having your own domain name makes your blog stand out and look more professional. It brands and represents your blog.

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How to move from Blogger Blogspot to WordPress

A how-to guide on moving from Blogger Blogspot to Wordpress. Import posts and comments from your Blogger account to WordPress.

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WordPress.com vs WordPress.org: What is the difference?

WordPress is an open source and free blogging software. WordPress.org is the home of the software while WordPress.com is the hosted service of the software.

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Tumblr or WordPress: Where should I start my blog?

Tumblr or WordPress – where to start your own blog? It all depends on what you want to do with your blog.

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Blogspot Blogger or WordPress: Which one should I use?

Blogspot Blogger or WordPress – If you have bigger ambitions like creating a professional web presence or building a business from your blog, read on.

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My travel blog supports my lifestyle of constant world travel – Earl Baron

My blog began as an experiment. I wanted to know if the experiences I was having during my travels would be of interest to anyone else. I figured that a blog would be the best platform for me to test that idea.

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Blogging On The Go

For many bloggers, the need to blog on the go is a reality. Fashion bloggers live blog during fashion shows, travel bloggers during traveling from the exotic beach while sipping on a fruity drink.

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How to add Dynamic Content Gallery to a Thesis blog

I consider my blog a blogazine, however, no matter how much I love it, I currently could not afford to pay a coder for a unique magazine skin. But I still want my blog to embody a magazine feel.

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Being a professional travel blogger – Matthew Kepnes

As a child he wanted to be like Indiana Jones, he ended up being a professional travel blogger. By mixing the adventure of blogging and travelling he almost made his dream come true.

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How to move from Tumblr to WordPress

Are you thinking of switching your blog from Tumblr to Wordpress? Here’s a simple step-by-step guide on moving from Tumblr to WordPress.

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28 Keys to Successful Blogging

These are the keys to successful blogging that I have learned through my blogging experience and the experiments I have taken.

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“Blog as if you were sat having a conversation with your best friend”, says Sally Ormond

Adopt an informal writing style, as if you were sat having a conversation with your best friend. That style of writing really engages with the reader and makes them feel part of your writing.

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A Brain Scientist’s Take on Blogging with Livia Blackburne

There’s nothing wrong with blogging about writing if what you want to do is network with other writers, but don’t do it with the illusion that you’re building a future readership for your novels.

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“Some blogs are overnight hits, mine is not one of those”, says Christine Chitnis

Building my blog has been a ton of work…fun work, don’t get me wrong…but work! Some blogs are overnight hits, with tons of commenters and readers, mine is not one of those.

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“I started Six Revisions blog almost on a whim”, says Jacob Gube

I just had the sudden desire to start a blog. So I made a short list of site names, picked one and registered it. Then I got a hosting account, installed WordPress, wrote my first post, and published it.

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48 of top 100 blogs in the world use WordPress – This Week in Blogging

WordPress is dominating the blogging platforms with self-hosted WordPress.org powering 39% of the blogs and hosted WordPress.com powering 9%.

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Gretchen Rubin on blogging: My biggest success was just jumping in and starting

Interview with Gretchen Rubin, the author of The Happiness Project, a blog where you find her experiences, thoughts, theories and studies about how to be happier

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Let your subconscious do the blogging

I have always been interested in improving my skills as a writer and one tip that always seemed to shine in my eye was to allow your work to settle prior to publication.

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“Don’t just quit your job and start blogging. That’s silly.” – Ryan Nicodemus

One year ago they left corporate jobs to pursue a full-time writing career. Since then they have rapidly grown the blog and published three e-books.

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Passionate about food blogging with Deeba Rajpal

Deeba Rajpal, the author of a “tasty” food blog, discussed her blogging and gives some tips to new bloggers.

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Link building blogs dropped by Google – This Week in Blogging

This week in blogging: Some bloggers choose an easy way out when creating their sites and pay for tools that automatically build thousands of links for them.

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“Blogging is not a popularity contest” – Park Howell

Park Howell, the blogger who calls himself sustainable storyteller, talks about his blogging story and the lessons learned.

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How To Start A Food Blog

Starting a food blog: People love to eat. And when we’re not eating, we certainly enjoy talking about food or looking at pictures of food.

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“Start with your business, then use a blog to promote it” – Thom Chambers

Each blogger has a unique story to tell and I learn quite a bit about blogging just by listening to them. With that in mind I have started a series of interviews with bloggers.

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