The other day somebody posted here about hobbies. Well, as you guys prolly know, one of my hobbies is current events - I am a news junkie (NOT CreampieD!). I also love, love writing.
So, I want to start a blog and prolly make some money. The blog I envision will see me post all manner of stuff under different banners (?), and have interactive features such as replies from readers.
I am not very tech-savvy and I would like to seek your help. Where/how do I start? Who are the best hosts?
Please take me through the process like I am a six-year old. I will forever be grateful.
Tafta jina kama gukamuses etc, decide if you want a dot com ama dot ke. Kama napenda dot com enda godaddy.com na lipa na ile cardi yako ya equity, around $11. Tokambio enda hostgator.com lipia hosting kama $30 per year alfu weka WordPress uchape kazi. If it’s too much to install WordPress look for an IT kiddo to do that for like 5k na atengeneze logo.
Jina ya blog or website huwa inaitwa domain name. The registration is annual and gives you the unique web address for identity. Hosting is where files or your content is stored online. Btw tou can pay for both from either hostgator.com or godaddy. You won’t need to download anything, they got scripts to install wordpress. Fish for your equity card alafu tuendelee. Some googling also will assist where you get lost.Hio 5k if you have an hour or two can be saved for whitecaps.
Ataweka some google adsense code alafu ads zinakam. Hapa chini unaona blog ya biko wanajua my fine taste wanataka niende Hilton. When I click the guy makes money. Watu kama @uwesmake wakienda kwa hio blog watapata ad ya unga wa dola ama food ya kuku.
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I think one mistake I did early in life ni kukosa ku take advantage of internet. But I hope its not very late nor is it very Greek to catch up. Like huyo Biko namheshimu tu sana.
The six-year olds of today are way enlightened than those of your generation or those that you brought up, hapa naona useme like a 2 year-old (hata hawa I still doubt)
Just realize that there are millions of blogs out there but only the very best get to the stage where they can generate income. You have to be unique, engaging, creative and untiring, tweak it until people come back every day for more. Ni kazi.
Popular, faceless blogger, Sue Maisha, of nairobinights.info has decided to quit blogging. Sue is a prostitute who, in her own words is building a brand. Her blog has fanatical following mainly because of the way she breaks down her sex stories. She is said to have turned down interviews with major news companies, among them BBC. She has however appeared on Aljazeera’s #The Stream, though on phone.
Sue has been explaining to loyal fans how the night business is run while also giving them her own adventures, named episodes.
