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Article: From Blog to Print!
Blogged by:
Kitty on
Tuesday, March 08, 2011
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So in this post, I'll be sharing an interesting thing with you guys. But first, one question: How many of you own a blog? *sees a few hands raised up*
Right, so you and I own a blog, and we love them but the only time we could see them is when we switch on the computer and log into the internet. Some of us may have a backup copy of the blog on our local drive (I have the backups for Wordpress blog emailed to me weekly) but we want more. We want to see the blog as if we're reading a physical diary. Well, tell you what, you can do that.
How?
Well for Blogger/Blogspot, Typepad and Wordpress (both free-hosted and self-hosted) bloggers, you can sign up with Blog2Print.
How does it work?
In a nutshell, you basically submit the link of your blog to the website. The website will obtain the contents of your blog by accessing your blog's feed. Which means, your blog needs to have its feed enabled.
What if my blog is not using any of those blogging platforms?
If your blog is not using Blogger/Blogspot, Typepad and Wordpress, it is still possible to have them printed but you will need to put in extra effort. (Note: this is for these blogging platforms only Israblog, LiveJournal, Movable Type, Posterous, Vox and Yahoo! 360.)
So how do we do it?
First, get an account with Wordpress.com. Once you've done that, access the admin panel(or Dashboard) and click Tools > Import from the sidebar menu. Choose your blogging platform and follow the instructions that come after that. Basically what you are doing is you are importing your blog contents from your blog into your newly-created Wordpress blog.
Once you've done importing the contents (this could take several minutes depending on the size of your contents), then you can go to Blog2Print and upload your blog contents! :)
If you are interested in other blog-to-book publishers, you can check out Pothi, Blurb, Lulu or FeedFabrik. Just make sure that your country is listed in the shipping destination list before signing up with them.Labels: blog, book, print
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Well, I don’t really think you need a lot of blog to make money online. Unless you pay people to take care of the other blog. I couldn’t be effective with more than one blog at a time. I have so much to do with my current blog that I won’t launch another blog before I reach what I was aiming for.
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Article: From Blog to Print!
Blogged by:
Kitty on
Tuesday, March 08, 2011
Facebook comments: comments
So in this post, I'll be sharing an interesting thing with you guys. But first, one question: How many of you own a blog? *sees a few hands raised up*
Right, so you and I own a blog, and we love them but the only time we could see them is when we switch on the computer and log into the internet. Some of us may have a backup copy of the blog on our local drive (I have the backups for Wordpress blog emailed to me weekly) but we want more. We want to see the blog as if we're reading a physical diary. Well, tell you what, you can do that.
How?
Well for Blogger/Blogspot, Typepad and Wordpress (both free-hosted and self-hosted) bloggers, you can sign up with Blog2Print.
How does it work?
In a nutshell, you basically submit the link of your blog to the website. The website will obtain the contents of your blog by accessing your blog's feed. Which means, your blog needs to have its feed enabled.
What if my blog is not using any of those blogging platforms?
If your blog is not using Blogger/Blogspot, Typepad and Wordpress, it is still possible to have them printed but you will need to put in extra effort. (Note: this is for these blogging platforms only Israblog, LiveJournal, Movable Type, Posterous, Vox and Yahoo! 360.)
So how do we do it?
First, get an account with Wordpress.com. Once you've done that, access the admin panel(or Dashboard) and click Tools > Import from the sidebar menu. Choose your blogging platform and follow the instructions that come after that. Basically what you are doing is you are importing your blog contents from your blog into your newly-created Wordpress blog.
Once you've done importing the contents (this could take several minutes depending on the size of your contents), then you can go to Blog2Print and upload your blog contents! :)
If you are interested in other blog-to-book publishers, you can check out Pothi, Blurb, Lulu or FeedFabrik. Just make sure that your country is listed in the shipping destination list before signing up with them.Labels: blog, book, print
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Comments to Article: From Blog to Print!:
Well, I don’t really think you need a lot of blog to make money online. Unless you pay people to take care of the other blog. I couldn’t be effective with more than one blog at a time. I have so much to do with my current blog that I won’t launch another blog before I reach what I was aiming for.
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