1-Deciding which Blogging Provider
*-Blogger, (Google owns this personal publishing tool.)
1) free,
2) simple to use,
3) less flexible,
4) no statistics.
*-TypePad, (SixApart owns TypePad, LiveJournal and Movable Type.)
a) more flexible,
b) as easy to use as Blogger ,
c) supports categories.
Social networking services are connecting member profiles to other members profiles and get many of the kids:
*-Xanga
*-LiveJournal
*-MySpace
*-Facebook
Blogs onAOLl
are called JOURNAL.*-Easy and with all standard features,
*-Limited in size,
*AOLl Journal are for everybody, such as
in french http://pageperso.aol.fr/
In USA http://journals.aol.com/
*-"AOL Red", the AOL service for teens and only members-examplee RED blog.
NOTE: Many teens and young adults suppose that only friends will ever see their blogs. Peer pressure and instant rewards generate some revealing / outrageous content.
2-Slow pain or Big Bang (maybe combined?)
It is ugly to read a blog that is getting the kinks worked out. (this one is a good example).
Test your blog with 20-25 post and then go live. (I am not live yet-this is just an emanation of the future that travelled back in time)
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