2 Free, Non-Technical Ways to start a Feldenkrais Blog…
Posted by nagster on August 25, 2006 in For Feldenkrais Practitioners | Subscribe
A) My favorite: WordPress. WordPress is open-source and free. They have a community of dedicated users who have created many themes that help you to customize your look. If you can do your own hosting there are literally 100′s of themes.
B) Blogger. Not my favorite, mainly because they are corporate and not as flexible and easy to customize – but they are easy and quick – and like wordpress -they can have you up and blogging in 2 minutes!
About.com has a list of free-blog services that is worth looking into.
Okay Ryan, I no long have any g#-@ d@*% excuse for not starting a blog.
I have one up. It will be a while before I know what to do with it. But you threw out a challenge and I picked it up.
Thanks for the encouragement.
Hey now – You didn’t just start a blog, you linked to it from your main website! Nice. I’ll be posting some more about this topic in the future. Good luck and have fun! – Ryan
Bye the way, since you didn’t “plug” your own website, let me do it for you.
Visit Cynthia and Larry at: http://www.futurelifenow.com/
They integrate two of my favorite change methods: NLP and Feldenkrias. It is an unbeatable combination.
[...] And if you are interested in what to DO with your blog now that you have one – as Cynthia Allen mentioned below, take a few minutes and go to my newly-branded online marketing blog. I am posting links to key-resources and ideas – some of which are new, some of which I have been using for several years. I have made oh-so-many mistakes the last few years and I can help steer you to some of the most useful sites and away from the garbage (there are many hucksters out there). [...]