I heard the Australian Author Clive James say “He turns a phrase to catch the shine on it”. 

What is it about words and the way we use them that makes such a dramatic difference to the way in which they are perceived? With new modern scientific advancement in technology, new frontiers are daily opening up our understanding of our mind and the way we live within our world.

What’s this to do with blogging? Well…

Scientists are now discovering what writers have known all along; words are not only understood but also felt! Our understanding and perception of words is influenced by our past and present experiences.

For example if I said “flushed”; what’s your immediate thought that comes to mind?

Would it be a picture of some horrid thing getting flushed away down the drain?

That experience of your last embarrassing or awkward moment?

Some juvenile emotion when meeting your teenage heart throb idol?

Could it be that intimate expression with your loved one or the idea of some heat flush caused by menopause?

You see your interpretation could be different for each stage of experience from your life.

The words we use make word pictures. We feel words and certain words form pictures in our minds.

 I love the word “crisp” for instance, the crunch of fresh lettuce. A still winter’s morning, with snow hanging on the trees while breathing dragons breathe with each new exhale. Crunching on my favourite potato chip.  For you “crisp could mean something more?

Blogging is all about conveying thoughts, dreams, desires, experiences and ideas through the words we choose to best describe them. So the bottom line as a blogger; you need to identify who your prospect reader is and tailor your blog post to speak to them at their level.

**Christina Saunders**

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1. For a personal blog where you want to simply sit at your key board and write a burp to what’s on your mind. This takes nothing more than going to:  http://www.blogger.com  to sign up for a new account, then follow their instructions and away you go.

2. For the more serious blogger who is interested in promoting them selves or their business the second route is recommended that will take time, effort and a little expense in buying a domain name, finding a web-host with a WordPress account (Recommended For Blogging) and setting up this way. To do it properly you have 3 options;

A. Decide to get a professional to set one up for you. The easy but expensive way as you will always depend on outside sources for further help as you will know little of the workings behind the scenes. 

B. Learn the ropes using all the free material on the Internet, such as http://www.youtube.com training videos to progress using a trail and error strategy. This is the cheapest method but most time consuming as you step through a mine field of the unexpected.

C. Learn through video to be taken by the hand in a step by step process, showing you the recommended resources, what to do and how to use them for the best blogging results. Putting a blog up is only half of the equation, the other half is setting it up to get visitors to know and come visit, called “traffic building“.

To help you set up your own website and autoresponder mailing list system, a membership site I recommend is the one that helped me set mine up. Your first months membership cost I think is $1. Try it out and see how easy it is to follow step by simple step video instruction. If you do not like what you see- cancel your subscription.

“Success consists of going from failure to failure without loss of enthusiasm” ~Winston Churchill

Incorrect action is better than no action. Take heart.

**Christina Saunders**

With an information overload, so much to learn and so little time available that I thought why not give you a step by step amateur’s guide to walk you through it all. For a website used by business’s, bloggers, collectors, support groups and numerous other people that show case’s their special interests and ideas. Your Newbies A to Z Guide to building your own website.

1. Get your Domain Name or URL

Your first step to your own unique site. This is the name that you choose to be registered, given to your site. Think of a short catchy name that will be relevant, will be easily spelt and remembered. Now you need to go to a registrar site such as www.Godaddy.com and check to see if that name is available.

They offer a free search on that name and give a list of all other possible variations to choose from. Go for a .com or something like .co.uk type name. These are always the best. You don’t want your prospects going to the wrong web address by going to .com when your site is called .org for instance  This name now needs to be registered to you and an annual fee paid for the right to use it. This is just the front end of your website.

2. Choose a Web Host to become a Home for Your Website.

Web Hosts are companies that have computers connected to the Internet on a continuous base’s. They offer various services such as a WordPress account, email address and Cpanel area to upload your web page’s, manage them from. This is where your website becomes visible to the world and anyone can come and view your information on offer.

The Web host that I recommend and use, is Hostgator.com.  Go there and sign up for an account to house your website/s. You can host as many domain names at no extra cost. This means all your different niches and campaigns can be managed through one account for not a cent extra. Have access to free website tools such as Fantastico and WordPress to build your site and have a cpanel to manage your websites with:  Hostgator.com

3. Transfer Your Domain Name From the Registrar Godaddy to Your Hosting Site i.e. Hostgator.

4. Decide on What Kind of Website You Want…

As a beginner your next step now is to build your website. You can go for the easy WordPress blog style website such as this one or you have other options like using your own creation of your design, to choosing templates from www.freewebtemplates.com or www.templatemonster.com and building on that. I have not used these sites so don’t know what they are like?. Depending on the choice of method in building your site, different courses will follow.

A.  WordPress Blog. Inside Hostgator/your website Cpanel or “control panel” go to Fantastico and choose WordPress. You can follow video tutorials in setting up your site from there.

B. Template Style Sites. Down load the template of your choice to your computer. You now need a HTML web editor to edit with. Dreamweaver is a program editor that you can buy or you can use a free one called NVU. A quick search found this site http://www.net2.com/nvu/ offering a free down load. This editor is what you will use to design and update your website with.

5. Hostgator now offers you a Free Web Disc Account.

The Web Disk allows you to easily drag and drop files to your hosting account from your computer. You can create a Web Disk log-in and access your Web Disk from there. Once your Web Disk is configured, you can then drag and drop files to it just like they are part of your home computer. You can also navigate through the files in your hosting account just as you do the files on your local computer.

To help you set up your own website and learn more advanced web design methods, a membership site I recommend is the one that helped me get this one going. Your first months newbie membership club membership cost I think is $1. Try it out and see how easy it is to follow step by simple step video instruction. If you do not like what you see- cancel your subscription.      

If you are any thing like me there is so much to learn you will get stuck in, to never look back at your business growth. Newbie Membership Club.

“Success consists of going from failure to failure without loss of enthusiasm.” ~Winston Churchill

Incorrect action is better than no action. Take heart.

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For most of us getting our toe into the water is the easy part. Making the decision to dive in and swim is another. We could be afraid because we do not know how to swim or may feel that the water is too crowded?
If you want to learn to swim, getting in the shallow end would be best to gain confidence. A few people once in the water decide that this is not for them and never swim again, others just love it and have great fun enjoying the experience. A swimmer may find a certain style that they are good at, they focus on that discipline to go on to be Olympic super stars and win gold. No one for sure knows how it will all pan out, surffice to say all the champions  work and train very hard perfecting and honing their skills. They need persistence, dedication, determination and resolve to do well.

For the blogger signing up to Google Blogger for a free Blogger.com or a WordPress.com blog would be an easy learning to swim way of starting. The instructions are very simple to follow and in no time you could be on your way blogging. This is where you learn by trying different styles to see what suits you best. Remember the true saying “Incorrect action is better than no action to find your style”.
To become a blogging super star though, this is not the pool to be swimming in, so do not stay too long here.

These “newbie” free sites are definitely the easy way to learn but do have many draw backs for the long term blogger. 
1. The site does not belong to you so would be difficult to sell at a later stage.
2. You have little control and if the site closed down, all the hard work put into your blog could be lost.
3. It takes time to build your blog name, to make it something special but it will still look amateurish.
4. Your hosts may want to put advertising on your site and capitalise on your hard work.

In the long run and if you want to be a serious blogger the best advice would be to decide on your blogging topic, think carefully about a short catchy domain name and register it for your self.                                    

1. This name becomes your personal possession.
2. You will have complete control over everything from choosing your web host, developing the site, adding advertising and content, right through to selling it if you want. Just look what the name Google means today.
3. Having your own domain name will also give a feel of professionalism to your blog.

To help you set up your own blog, a membership site I recommend is the one that helped me get this one going. Your first months membership cost I think is $1. Try it out and see how easy it is to follow from step by simple step video instruction. If you do not like what you see- cancel your subscription.                         

If you are any thing like my there is so much to learn you will get stuck in to never look back at your amateur blog status. Newbie List Building Club.

“Success consists of going from failure to failure without loss of enthusiasm.” ~Winston Churchill

Incorrect action is better than no action. Take heart.

**Christina Saunders**

How are you using this tool and what can you do to improve your strategies to get a larger audience and find success as a blogger?

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