Thinking about a website or blog? WordPress is the way to go. I’ve used Blogger, WordPress, and several other sitebuilders, and I’ve come to the conclusion that the rest just don’t measure up to WordPress. The idea for this post … Continue reading
You might say I shouldn’t have two exclamation points in my title. Well, I’m going for emphasis here, so I think it’s appropriate. In discussions with other writers, I encounter some who wonder if they should be blogging. Deep down, … Continue reading
The recent Blog4Writers survey indicated that Blog4writers readers most want marketing articles. A couple of commenters wanted to know more about blogging. Since promotion is a component of marketing, and blogging is a method of promotion, I’m sharing my blogging … Continue reading
Here’s my earnest attempt to provide instructions on how to do this. Give it a try. It’s free, and there will be no ads to distract from your message. Almost every other free Web site service includes those distracting ads. … Continue reading
Most blogging tools are free, but WordPress gives you more than just a blogging tool. If you haven’t experimented with WordPress, I suggest that you give it a try. I was slow to hop on the blogging train, but now … Continue reading
I’ve been pretty busy this month re-doing my own site at http://www.emilyakin.com/ and the site for Kentucky Christian Writers Conference. I’m using Front Page 2000, and I’ve forced myself to learn more about it as I’ve re-designed my site with … Continue reading
For my first blog, I chose Blogger because I knew someone who used it, and I thought it would be easy to get help from my friend if the Help file was not adequate. I’ve noticed many other writers like … Continue reading