What is a blog? How do you use it? And what is a live badge?
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Go to www.myspace.com it's pretty self explanatory. If you need help with the html stuff let me know. don't know what a live badge is though...please read the message i sent you and thank you for answering my question...
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A weblog is an online personal journal that is regularly updated on a sometimes daily basis, with a timestamp (date of posting) and a byline (credit of who authored it). In other words, it's nothing more than a cyber version of a diary, in which the author will post thoughts, ideas, feelings, and stories whenever the mood strikes. \n\nAs opposed to a regular web site, a post can literally be published in *real time*. As a result, blogs tend to be more spontaneous and freeform than regular web sites, since the authors can publish their thoughts instantaneously. They also tend to be more personal, since blogs are usually places in which authors talk about events in their personal lives, observations, or whatever feelings they may be having at the moment.\n\nBut not all blogs are personal. Some have just been places for people to post news items that they are interested in, or a gathering place for more than one person to merely post their views about current political, social, cultural or other interesting news events of the day.
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a blog is an online journal basicly.  they can be about anything.  I would go to blogspot.com or blogger.com to get a personal one.  once you do get one you can just type whatever you want there and it is out there for the world to see.
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A blog is an online diary/journal where you write whatever your little heart desires! Blogging is just the term to when you are "writing" in your blog. A famous blogging website is LiveJournal.
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Start a blog.  A blog is a website with multiple postings in a chronological date order.  \n\nFor example, if your website is designed to sell golf clubs, start a blog about golf.  Write a post about an upcoming golf tournament.  Wrie a second post about your last golf vacation.  Write a post about a course you played recently.\n\nEach post is seen as a separate page by a search engine.  Search engines love content, especially content that is updated frequently.  You will get massive search engine traffic to your blog.\n\nWhen people go to your blog, they will see mentions of your main golf sales site and many of them will go to your main site after reading your blog posts.\n\nA good resource for traffic generation is Alice Seba's blog.  She is using the blog to generate traffic to her websites.  Go to it and sign up for the course, "Truth About Traffic".  At the very least, study it so you can see how she uses a blog to increase traffic to her websites.
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the term blog is short for weblog. it's an online journal of your life. instead of writing in a diary, you can write it online in a blog and let other people into your life a bit more. for example you could write a blog telling people about your feelings on something(ie. the war, abortion etc) or you could write a blog about how great a party was last week and post pictures with it. a blog is pretty much only limited by your imagination.
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Blog came from web log.  A blog is an internet journal.  Your real question is what is the purpose of keeping a journal/diary?\n\nSome do it because they like to write, others want their opinion heard, some feel if they write down what they did they will leave something for posterity to know how life was.  Still others are writing out goals and their progression with the goals.
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A weblog, which is usually shortened to blog, is a website where regular entries are made (such as in a journal or diary) and presented in reverse chronological order. Blogs often offer commentary or news on a particular subject, such as food, politics, or local news; some function as more personal online diaries. A typical blog combines text, images, and links to other blogs, web pages, and other media related to its topic. Most blogs are primarily textual although many focus on photographs, videos or audio.\n\nA website is a collection of Web pages, typically common to a particular domain name or subdomain on the World Wide Web on the Internet.
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A blog is an online journal of sorts where people write about whatever they want: their political viewpoints, dieting advice, or just things that are going on in their lives, for example. People do it for feedback on their opinions, to get things out that they may not be able to otherwise, or to help people with problems that they have face before. Popular online journal/blogging sites include http://www.livejournal.com and http://www.xanga.com
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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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Basically, a blog is an online diary. It is on the World Wide Web and is available to everyone, everywhere. You can create a blog thru several sites including ones I listed below. Hope this information helped!
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It is hard to keep a blog updated.  I tried one that had to be updated every day and that lasted a month. Now I update it whenever I feel like.  I find it's easiest to keep it updated if you can make updates without logging onto the site such as sending in your entry via email or processing it using Word.
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I personally don't get the point of all these blog kinda sites. I have a 360 just because I was bored. I have myspace for the one reason of finding friends I have lost touch with (I've found three already.) I have a lot of problems with myspace and I hate it, but it has way more features than 360. Good luck.
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sign in to yahoo 360, and start creating your Blog. Its easy as a pie.
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The previous answer was absolutely "accurate"; but, to put it in "layman's terms":\n\nYahoo! 360° Beta is a blog and "so much more!".\n\nIt's similar in many ways to some of the other 'trendy' blogs (Xanga, MySpace, etc...), though it seems to pull in a bit of an 'older' crowd than those two I mentioned.  \n\nWhile Xanga & MySpace seem to be mostly kids, teens and very young adults; Yahoo! 360° seems to have more members who are past their adolesence (most, not all! *smiles*).  That's most likely due to the fact that one must be at least 18 yrs old to be a Yahoo! 360° member.\n\nAs the previous answer noted, in addition to the "blog", there are many other features:  Interest Lists to make searching for new friends with similar interests easier; Photo Sharing (both Yahoo! Photo Albums & Flickr accounts can be used); Reviews of local businesses; Ability to let others see which Yahoo! Groups you are a member of; Sharing of your Personal FEEDS (up to three) to allow easy following of other blogs/sites you maintain or are of interest to you; writing & receiving "testimonials" for & from your 360° friends; and, did I mention the BLOG??? *smiles*\n\nYahoo 360° is the only "blog" I have ever kept up and actually updated on a regular basis.  If you have any experience with Yahoo! in general, the interface makes it very easy to figure out how to set it up on your own... And, if you have little experience, there is a huge community of Yahoo! 360° members ready and willing to help you out!\n\nSince you already have a Yahoo! account (considering you had to have one to post your question), I would recommend you check it out for yourself.  If it's something you are not interested in, just don't bother adding any personal info in it; and, it will effectivly remain "blank". No harm done. :)
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Blogs are like an online journal where people with too much time on their hand type about their days. I normally blog when I want to rant. Common blogging sites would be Xanga or LiveJournal.
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Where is it posted?  A Blog is a chronological list of events or thoughts.  My 360 Blog is updated daily.