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		<title>By: Gary</title>
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		<dc:creator>Gary</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sun, 21 Dec 2008 15:58:11 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Thanks, Linda, for sharing your comments. You seem to be using WordPress for much the same reason I am -- the convenience and flexibility it offers.

I failed to mention in my original post that many web hosting companies offer their customers access to the &quot;Fantastico&quot; services. One of the services from &quot;Fantastico&quot; involves is a really simple, &quot;no-brainer&quot; method for installing a WordPress blog in just a few minutes. It&#039;s so &quot;by the numbers&quot; it definitely doesn&#039;t require an engineering degree.

Also, thank you for mentioning the feature in WordPress to schedule posts in advance. I really need to work on the self-discipline to take advantage of this in my own blogging.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Thanks, Linda, for sharing your comments. You seem to be using WordPress for much the same reason I am &#8212; the convenience and flexibility it offers.</p>
<p>I failed to mention in my original post that many web hosting companies offer their customers access to the &#8220;Fantastico&#8221; services. One of the services from &#8220;Fantastico&#8221; involves is a really simple, &#8220;no-brainer&#8221; method for installing a WordPress blog in just a few minutes. It&#8217;s so &#8220;by the numbers&#8221; it definitely doesn&#8217;t require an engineering degree.</p>
<p>Also, thank you for mentioning the feature in WordPress to schedule posts in advance. I really need to work on the self-discipline to take advantage of this in my own blogging.</p>
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		<title>By: Linda</title>
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		<dc:creator>Linda</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sun, 21 Dec 2008 14:41:22 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>I looked at the chapter in blogging, and my first reaction was that he had trouble with it--not that the program required &quot;an engineering degree.&quot;  Contrary to what he says, Blogger.com doesn&#039;t do everything for you.  Its strong point: It&#039;s a good starter blog for someone who doesn&#039;t a lot about computers or isn&#039;t technically saavy.

My biggest complaint about Blogger is the lack of stats.  I couldn&#039;t tell if anyone was coming into the blog or what posts they were reading.  I was surprised the writer didn&#039;t even think about this, considering his focus is on marketing.

I did try my Website&#039;s blogging software next because I really wanted the blog on the Website.  But the software had almost no features beyond entering text.  Comment moderation?  Non-existant.

So I picked WordPress.  The stat tracking is great.  I&#039;ve already identified a couple of important keywords that I will continue to work with in the future.  But there&#039;s something else I really like: Scheduled posts.  I can write a week&#039;s worth of posts, schedule them, and I&#039;m done for the week.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I looked at the chapter in blogging, and my first reaction was that he had trouble with it&#8211;not that the program required &#8220;an engineering degree.&#8221;  Contrary to what he says, Blogger.com doesn&#8217;t do everything for you.  Its strong point: It&#8217;s a good starter blog for someone who doesn&#8217;t a lot about computers or isn&#8217;t technically saavy.</p>
<p>My biggest complaint about Blogger is the lack of stats.  I couldn&#8217;t tell if anyone was coming into the blog or what posts they were reading.  I was surprised the writer didn&#8217;t even think about this, considering his focus is on marketing.</p>
<p>I did try my Website&#8217;s blogging software next because I really wanted the blog on the Website.  But the software had almost no features beyond entering text.  Comment moderation?  Non-existant.</p>
<p>So I picked WordPress.  The stat tracking is great.  I&#8217;ve already identified a couple of important keywords that I will continue to work with in the future.  But there&#8217;s something else I really like: Scheduled posts.  I can write a week&#8217;s worth of posts, schedule them, and I&#8217;m done for the week.</p>
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