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How to Create Family Web Sites
If your family is like most of the families I know, you don’t have time to wade through a thick book before you start working on your Web site. That’s why I wrote Creating Family Web Sites For Dummies in a way that makes it easy for you to find the answers you need… »
Blog to Promote Your Web Store
In essence, having a blog is like having a conversation with your customers if they came through your door in a retail setting. Many store owners use their blogs to discuss new inventory purchases, upcoming events and sales, and trends that they’ve noticed that could affect their business. Some blogs allow comments, where their customers… »
Add Images from Other Web Sites to Your Blog
Blogger enables you to add an image from another Web site to your blog. If you have permission to use the image or if the image is in the public domain, you can create additional interest in your posting by including a “borrowed” photograph or piece of artwork.
1. Find an image or photo on the… »
Use Blogger to Add an Image to Your Blog
One way to make your blog post more appealing is to include an image. Blogger has built-in tools for uploading a photograph or piece of artwork that’s already the right size and format for displaying on the Web.
1. Click the Add Image icon.
It looks like a photograph. The Upload Images window opens.
Some Web browsers have… »
Use Blogger to Add a Link to Your Blog
One of the icons in Blogger that deserves special attention is the Link icon — the small globe icon with a link of chain on top of it. Use this option whenever you want to link to another blog, a news story, that embarrassing Web site your best friend just created, or any other Web… »
Create Your First Blog Using Blogger
You’re ready to become a blogger by writing your very first blog post, an entry, for your new blog. Fortunately, the mechanics of writing a blog post aren’t much different from writing an e-mail. Most posts are quite short and are written directly and conversationally, but you can make them as long as you… »