I have a blog on www.blogger.com and have been told that I can send blog entries for posting via e-mail.  The work firewall I have will not allow me on www.blogger.com.  How can I write my blog entries on my lunch break & e-mail them when I can't get onto the site?
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Read the help screens on blogger.com.  It explains that question very well.  IF you choose to activate this feature, then blogger assigns a specific email address to your blog, such that any msg sent to that address becomes a post.\n\nOf course there is a mammoth downside:  If a spammer ever got hold of that address, your blog would be overrun with spam!\n\nSo if you do decide to blog in this manner, guard the assigned address with your life!
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You can go to their blog.  It's a hot topic right now & many users have posted there at this point.  Go to 'home' page & click on the link in the top center to their blog.  That'll take you right to it & you'll be good to go.
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Make sure you're using the correct email address with password. It's also possible that your posts are just being saved as drafts. See this page for how to fix that: http://help.blogger.com/bin/answer.py?answer=1263&topic=17
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If it is a work email address then most likely yes. with most work emails they use a program that logs all incoming and outgoing emails. So when your sent the email the work server can basically make a copy of it and then send a copy to you.\n\nIf you are using an email account like @yahoo or @hotmail etc it should be fine. As long as you log in from the yahoo or hotmail website it should be fine. You would then also need to delete the temporary Internet files (just to be safe).
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which blog engine did you use?\nWordpress, Blogger.com etc\n\nIf you can remember that, start there\n\n\nHTH
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are you saying you can't log on but you can look at the pages??\nif you can look at the pages just do a serch with his display name you won't be able to send a msg unless you are loged in but you can check out the page... but if you can not access the site not even to view pages then you can't.. you would need an actually email address.
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Blog is short for "web log". It is a shared on-line journal where people can post diary entries about their personal experiences and hobbies.
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Post on sitepoint or the warrior forum
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A blog is a website for which an individual or a group frequently generates text, photographs, video or audio files, and/or links, typically (but not always) on a daily basis. The term is a shortened form of weblog. Authoring a blog, maintaining a blog or adding an article to an existing blog is called "blogging". Individual articles on a blog are called "blog posts," "posts," or "entries". The person who posts these entries is called a "blogger".\n\n    * Electronic communities existed before internetworking. For example the AP wire was, in effect, similar to a large chat room with "wire fights" and electronic conversations. Another pre-digital electronic community, amateur (or "ham") radio, allowed individuals who set up their own broadcast equipment to communicate with others directly. Ham radio also had logs called "glogs" that were personal diaries made using wearable computers in the early 1980s.\n    * Before blogging became popular, digital communities took many forms, including Usenet, e-mail lists and bulletin boards. In the 1990s Internet forum software, such as WebX, created running conversations with "threads." Threads are topical connections between messages on a electronic "corkboard." See "Common terms," below.\n    * Diarists kept journals on the Web: most called themselves online diarists, journalists, journallers, or journalers. A few called themselves escribitionists. The Open Pages webring contained members of the online-journal community. The first famous journaller was probably Justin Hall.\n    * Other forms of journals kept online also existed. A notable example was game programmer John Carmack's widely read journal, published via the finger protocol.\n    * Websites, including both corporate sites and personal homepages, had and still often have "What's New" or "News" sections, often on the index page and sorted by date.
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submit to key search enqines, writes articles on topical subjects which provide a link to your web site and then post them on email/newsletter web sites where they can get published. Do press releases on key issues (loads of free services for this) Keep innovating and improving site giving BETTER VALUE to customers. add refer a friend links so people can pass on the good news - example site see
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your best bet is to do some searches on blog search engines like icerocket.com or technorati.com. Then take a look at the top bloggers for particular topics and read their blogs. in most cases blogs are full of great tips and breaking news. good luck.
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This is a publicly accessible personal journal for an individual. Similar to a personal diary, but shared over the web. The activity of updating a blog is "blogging" and someone who keeps a blog is a "blogger." Blogs are typically updated daily using software that allows people with little or no technical background to update and maintain the blog. Postings on a blog are almost always arranged in chronological order with the most recent additions featured most prominently.\n\nu can go too some site that give u this service\nfor example\nhttp://www.blogspot.com\n\nu can sign up there and make an account\nthen u can login tour account and start blogging\nyour url will be : yourname.blogspot.com
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Go here and choose your topic:\n\nhttp://www.blogtopsites.com/
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Essentially yes. it is the same as a web site. A blog typically is space on the net where you can comment on whatver you want to.
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I've been diggin' the vibe over at http://www.squarespace.com\n\nYou can always upgrade if you need added functionality. But you can start\n\nwith a simple set-up for free.\nIt really depends what you want to use the Blog for. Depending on that,\n\nthe free path may, or may NOT, be the correct way to go. But it's\n\nimportant to think about this upfront. What is your long-term purpose\n\nfor this Blog?\n\nA major practical use of Blogs is to promote websites, products,\n\nservices, or even just to stay in touch with customers or members of an\n\nemail/ezine list. They are very powerful for that as they provide\n\nregular (daily, if you wish) contact.\n\nIn beginning to Blog, it's pretty key to know whether you are going to\n\ngo with a hosted solution like Blogger.Com or via one that you maintain\n\nyourself on your own website. That's pretty key to decide before you\n\nstart because otherwise it gets pretty tough to change over.\n\nBlogs are a subject that is both easy and complex at the same time;\n\neasy to get going with fast, but complex to do right from a marketing\n\npoint of view.\n\nIn terms of resources that discuss the inner secrets of both Blogging\n\nand RSS, I recently discovered the Stephen Pierce course on the subject\n\nand find it to be quite excellent in terms of specific advice and ideas\n\nthat you might not think of otherwise.\n\nYou can find information about the Pierce Blog & RSS resource here:\n\nhttp://www.innercirclesecrets.com/BlogRSS.htm\n\nEither way, I do recommend that people learn up about the subject\n\nbefore committing to a system, and then regretting it laster. The\n\nPierce course gives some pretty specific recommendations about that.\n\nRegards, \n\n \n[Blog] http://www.nead.us/wordpress\n\n[Pics] http://www.photoblog.be/neadfiles
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Unfortunately, I can't access the URL from my work computer (stupid surf access denied...) but I like COB and I'm sure it's awesome! I've pasted the URL and emailed it to my home address, so I'll definitely get back to you!!!
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why are you not going gor your won blog. i am a web developer, i can make this for you. contact i_bpo@yahoo.com