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How To Blog

Pheedo and I are starting a joint project called “How to Blog.” Pheedo’s Bill Flitter and I will be posting to our blogs information designed help business build successful weblogs. Information posted by Bill to the Pheedo blog will appear in my How To Blog category through the magic of Trackback. Likewise, anything I post will show up at Pheedo as well.

We’ll have examples of business blogs, links to articles about blogging basics, marketing tips, and more. If you have a question that you’d like to have answered, let me know and we’ll try and cover it.

homer jay
June 9, 2004 1:09 PM

Pretty cool idea. I’m sure most people wouldn’t know where to start, especially busnisses.

megan
October 22, 2004 8:04 AM

Confused: I wanna read anything you’ve had to say about “How to Blog.” How do I find these entries besides the August one that announces the intent?

Megan

Mayhem
March 1, 2005 11:57 PM

I am a business owner, And I really think the blog phenomenon is something that I can capitalize on. I just dont know how to get started or what to do. any feedback or suggestions you could give would be appreciated

Emily from How to Blog
March 16, 2005 11:15 AM

Hi Adam - I came across your site while checking search engine rankings for my own site, “How to Blog” which is located at http://blogging.typepad.com

As it doesn’t appear that you’ve decided to pursue your blog on How to Blog, I thought I’d throw my URL out there for any of your visitors (like those who left comments on this post) want a guide on How to Blog.

I started How to Blog in July 2004, and have been working on it bit by bit since then. It documents my own experiences with learning the technical aspects of blogging, compares various weblog software tools including TypePad, Blogger, MT, WordPress, etc., provides step-by-step “how to’s” for a number of areas, etc.

If you’d care to provide any feedback about my How to Blog blog, I’d be honored.

Sincerely, Emily

Trackback from bloggings blog
April 29, 2005 10:02 AM

How to Blog 101

Excerpt: 1. write every day.

2. if you think youre a good writer, write twice a day.

3. dont be afraid to do anything. infact if youre afraid of something, do it. then do it again. and again.

4. cuss like a sailor.

Trackback from bloggings blog
April 29, 2005 10:23 AM

Using Blogjet

Excerpt:

I’ve been testing out some other software such as BlogJet to make several of my recent posts to ConviniBlogs, but before I could figure out whether it was worth buying the program I  was informed ...

Trackback from bloggings blog
April 29, 2005 10:23 AM

Trackbacking your entry...

Excerpt:

I’ve been testing out some other software such as BlogJet to make several of my recent posts to ConviniBlogs, but before I could figure out whether it was worth buying the program I  was informed ...


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