Starting a Blog. I need help.

[lindapoirier]

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[northstarvintage]

What a cool house! You SHOULD be proud.

A lot of people use Wordpress - it's very versatile and easy to use.

http://wordpress.com/website/?source=google&campaign=hsb&gclid=CN2yrsDHkMACFcI7MgodIwUAcA

 

[poppysvintageclothing]

What a charming house, Linda....you did a great job...Love that upper window!

 

[Rebena]

Stunning Linda! NorthStar is right - wordpress is a great free way to roll out your website. GoDaddy is my domain host and I believe it's $20.00 a year for me to keep my name. Good luck!

 

[Metro Retro Vintage]

Oh wow! What a transformation! I can only imagine the amount of time and work -- and all by yourself too! The house is beautiful Linda, and the completed project is nothing short of amazing.

 

[LivingFiftiesFashion]

Great job on your house. I agree that WordPress is the way to go. My website has pages as well as blog posts and my blogs are a little bit of everything. http://www.living-fifties-fashion.com/ Blog about what interests you. Get followers by commenting and following other bloggers with similar interests. Good luck Linda and be sure to check back in with us.

 

[Circa Vintage Clothing]

Another vote for Wordpress - that's what I use for my blog, have done for seven years, and it's easy to use and being open source, it's free and there's a lot of plugins and help available.

I use Dreamhost for hosting: again, seven years, no problems. Inexpensive and reliable.

 

[jauntyrooster]

I recommend Namecheap.com for your domain. I will not use GoDaddy as a matter of principle. I agree with the WordPress recommendations too.

Good luck!!

 

[retro ruth]

^ what Maureen said ^