he Basic Components of a blog

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How do I get started?
If you are familiar with using the Internet and sending email then getting started in blogging should be very easy for you. You don't need to know how to build a web site and you won't need to learn any new skills. All you need to do is register for a free blog at one of the many sites that offer this service. For example, there's Wordpress, Blogger, or Technorati. Once you've registered at one of these sites you can start one or several blogs. As a beginner you'll probably want to start just the one for now so that you can learn the basics and get used to the various areas. Make good use of the FAQ pages and User Guides on any of these sites. They are generally clear and easy to understand and are there to help you.
Your First Blog
So you've registered and created your first blog - now what? Well, this is the fun part, or the difficult part depending on your point of view. The important thing is to adopt the habit of posting as frequently as possible. Add fresh content to your blog as often as you possibly can. This will probably be easy at first, especially if you have started a blog about your favourite pastime or hobby. You'll be enthusiastic and you'll have plenty to say so by all means add plenty of posts, but keep something back so that you can keep up the momentum of posting as the weeks pass by.
In my next article I will describe how to enhance the look and feel of your blog, how to interact with other bloggers, and how to make your blog more attractive to search engines so that people will find it. After all, you've decided to express yourself so you will need to know how to attract some blog readers!
Copyright 2011 Ben Lovegrove
Ben runs My Footwear; a blog site listing the best in men and women's footwear, designer shoes and boots, socks, Zentai, hosiery, stockings, belts and other accessories. Frequently updated with the latest offers from a variety of UK footwear and hosiery retailers
 
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