How do I move my blog from Blogger to Wordpress?
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Wordpress has import utility from blogger. Just click "Import" on the Dashboard. Make sure that you run all their instructions, especially the one to backup your blogger blog.
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Hi,\n\nYou may try one of these plugins for WordPress (in case you ran a WordPress blog):\n\nhttp://push.cx/sociable - very good! I use it on my own blog. It allows you to work not only with digg but with many other social networks like newsvine, etc.\n\nhttp://www.aviransplace.com/index.php/digg-this-wordpress-plugin/ - I've never tried it, but it looks good.
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For my site I started with Blogger and then eventually got my own site so I could host pictures easily and include non-blog related stuff. \n\nYou can still use Blogger even when you get your own site. If you give it your FTP settings for your own host it will upload the files to your site instead of the username.blogspot.com.\n\nAnyways, you might want to start with just a free blog service as suggested then move up to your own hosting with a nice domain name. You won't lose any content either, at least not with Blogger anyways.
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There's a blogroll on your blog pages, but to put it on your main page, you could try adding them as an RSS feed. Create an account at http://del.icio.us/ and add your favorite sites there. They will have an RSS button at the bottom of your page that you can copy the web address for and paste it into the "Share Feeds" section of your page at 360.
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I have a blog set up at Blogger.  They're very good, and very easy.\n\nhttp://www.blogger.com
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get a "blog package" most of them are open source
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This is what I use: http://www.createblog.com/scripts/download.php?id=91
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You can also try www.blogger.com or www.livejournal.com or www.wordpress.com.\n\nThey are pretty well known and get hit by visitors worldwide, I believe.\n\nAnd of couse, like other user suggested, use yahoo 360 to start your own blog at http://360.yahoo.com/
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Many online sites offer this as an option. This includes 360.yahoo.com and www.blogger.com (Google). If you are asking about how to set up your own blog and not rely on another provider, you can use software such as Wordpress, Movable Type to do so. Of course, in this case, you would need to have an internet accessible host (either personal or through some hosting provider).
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easy, use tripod or geocities, any free domain. just type in yer info, and no html codes involved! i've only used tripod.com, but there are plenty free ones out there that you can blog in or anything! its pretty fun!
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Go to settings, set your blog to public, and turn on RSS. Then find the Add to My Yahoo! link and click Save to My Yahoo! on the next page.
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If free is most important to you, try members.freewebs.com or greatestjournal.com or wordpress.org.\n\nIf fully customizable is most important to you, it's best to get your own domain name and run your own site.\n\nGood luck!
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Unfortunately not. You may however consider getting hold of your own hosting space and hosting your WordPress blog out there.\n\nMore freedom and then you can play around with whatever plugins and themes you want.
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go to blogger.com and it will lead you step by step to create your own blog
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You can blog if you want on Wordpress or Blogspot or Yahoo 360 or get an account on 250free.com or 50webs.com
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Yahoo did a nice try with 360 but I can't say that I am a huge fan of it.\n\nBetter options are, Blogger, http://www.blogger.com/ or Wordpress, http://wordpress.org/\n\nOne that is up and coming is Newsvine which is a closed beta right now so you have to be invited by a current user to sign up for it and you have to be a current user to even read the posts, http://www.newsvine.com/ (yeah, I have an account).\n\nI'd go with Blogger or Wordpress.
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There are lots of things you need to do but don't worry, if you go through them methodically you will be fine.\n\nFirstly you need to change the structure and code of the site slightly. For example the code does not validate http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.4southafricatours.com and there are changes to the header section that need to be made - see SEO Tutorial Part 1 http://www.seo-blog.com/tutorial.php.  Also think about themeing and the overall structure of your site http://www.seo-blog.com/information-architecture.php. I can also see you will need a lot more text http://www.seo-blog.com/text.php\n\nOnce you have got everything right on the pages you need to embark on off-page optimization http://www.seo-blog.com/inbound-links.php and http://www.seo-blog.com/directory-links.php\n\nThere is a lot of work to be done but it is not rocket science and if you want to be number one in the search engines there are NO shortcuts.\n\nGood luck.