Comments on: Blog or Website? Which is Better? [Video]

By: yashika77

yashika77 — Tue, 02 Mar 2010 07:47:22 +0000

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By: Judy Bibbings

Judy Bibbings — Thu, 18 Feb 2010 18:13:49 +0000

I have a website. Was wondering if it is better to use the blog feature on that, or start a new blog with wordpress (or like that). Also, should I have a domain name for my blog (unless I use the one from my site). And, there are millions of places for Realtors to blog. Should I do several or just one?
(ie: my own or on sites that blog like active rain for example)
Thanks for your help!
Judy

By: steve mirabile

steve mirabile — Sun, 14 Feb 2010 15:55:33 +0000

Wow. That was exactly what I was looking for. Really like the way you explained that. Thanks!

By: Rob

Rob — Thu, 14 Jan 2010 19:18:06 +0000

For the purpose of selling a lot of small collectible items (magazines, etc) which would you say is more effective; a website or a blog?

Thanks

PS: you’re beautiful

By: Charles Roring

Charles Roring — Tue, 08 Dec 2009 17:48:07 +0000

Lisa, you are very smart. There are not many girls in the world who know html and css language. Your articles are very interesting and I have bookmarked your blog in my Mozilla Firefox browser.
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By: T.L. Lloyd

T.L. Lloyd — Sun, 29 Nov 2009 22:37:20 +0000

Hi Lisa,

Thank you for that video, but it doesn’t exactly answer my question. What about having a blog within the website itself? I am relatively new to all of this though I did build the website myself. I’m trying to go it “old school” and give something to the web community that in itself today is rather unique. Do many websites have blogs within their sites? I have just resubmitted my site to the search engines after it sat dormant for several months, but now I think it’s just about ready to go.

Thanks,
T.L.Lloyd

By: Wayne

Wayne — Fri, 27 Nov 2009 14:54:38 +0000

I’m planning to create an anime site on Tld and hostgator server or websitepalace. Im just hesitant if it would survive even just to pay annual fees, Im wondering how sure it could earn even just for the bills otherwise I’ll get it hosted in free sites like blogspot or co.cc. Im not trying to get rich, I just want my site to pay for its own.

Any advice?

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By: Pennyroll

Pennyroll — Fri, 04 Sep 2009 08:20:59 +0000

Thanks, I really enjoy your videos.
I just wanted to make a quick note about about Wordpress. If someone is interested in setting up a website but doesn’t necessarily know how to code. ((I definitely recommend learning html if your interested in running a blog or website. It’s easy than you may think)) Anyway you can actually create a website using Wordpress blog software quite easily and with features that are already built into the system even if you don’t currently know html.

As Lisa mentioned one of the differences between a blog and a website are the date stamps on a blog, and the need to always be updated. Where as content on a website especially a tutorial site are somewhat timeless and don’t need to be updated at least not as often.

A word press blog whether installed on your web server or at wordpress.com has a feature under “reading” in the general settings section that allows you to create a “static” home page. This setting allows you to turn off the rolling feature of wordpress and because all other pages outside of the main “Home” page are static by nature. You will essentially have the foundation for a website.

With a bit of education regarding code you can rather easily delete the date stamp in the word press appearance section under “editor”. I’ve been coding website for around 10 years, what I like about wordpress even as a base for a website is that it allows you to focus on content writing and less time formatting html, css etc.

In fact many of the websites that you may come accross that appear to be traditional websites by nature are acutally word press. Take cnn.com for example, it’s completely built on word press.

Anyway just though that might help, just have fun no matter which way you go
Jason
http://www.pennyroll.com

By: Ileane

Ileane — Tue, 25 Aug 2009 17:22:43 +0000

Hey Lisa. Glad I found you! You have answered some of my questions already about blogging and other social media. I’m following you on twitter and I added some of your posts to digg. btw – don’t worry about the bhd because the hat is cute on you.
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