The Everything Blogging Book: Publish Your Ideas, Get Feedback, And Create Your Own Worldwide Network

by Aliza Risdahl

If you have access to a computer, you can start your own online journal, or blog--if you know how to do it right. With your own blog, you'll have a voice in the exciting world of the Internet. This one-stop resource shows you how to publish your ideas, get feedback, and create your own worldwide network!

With this book you'll learn how This easy-to-use guide will help you to create and maintain a creative and unique blog that readers the world over can enjoy. With The Everything Blogging Book , you'll learn how to make your mark on the World Wide Web—and beyond!

Genres: Reference, Nonfiction, Writing

320 pages, Paperback

First published July 13, 2006

About the author

Aliza Sherman is a Web pioneer, social media strategist, published author, blogger, podcaster, and regular contributor to national magazines and web sites. Fast Company magazine recently named her one of the "Most Influencial Women in Technology." Her books include The Everything Blogging Book, Streetwise Ecommerce, and PowerTools for Women in Business."

Reviews

[Apryl Anderson]

I read this through my library online loan without checking its publication date. Perhaps if it were a hardcopy I'd have read the book by its cover and saved myself an hour of skimming for relevant information. In one sense, this was a fun and amusing moment of nostalgia--seriously, check out the size of that monitor on the cover! And the illustrations harked me right back to those "You've got mail!" days. This was written way back when one joined facebook by invitation only, and poking wasn't all that creepy. What iPhone?

[Rena Sherwood]

Very readable, but sadly the information is now somewhat outdated, since the nature of the blogosphere changes so rapidly. I bought a copy from Amazon years ago (back when you could make halfway decent money blogging) and now wish I didn't since the information is practically useless. Perhaps it can be looked at now as a history book as to the way things were.

[Malcolm]

This book has a lot more than just how to set up and write a blog.

[Elaine Duree]

I did not like reading this I thought is was outdated.