Everything You Need to Know about Being a Sexblogger (April 2008)

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  1. Everything You Need to Know About Being a Sex Blogger (But Were Afraid to Ask) Sex 2.0 April 12, 2008 Viviane www.thesexcarnival.com
  2. My Daily Reads
    • About 400 feeds total
    • 25-30 daily reads
    • Many stories bookmarked through del.icio.us, and are posted to the blog at the end of the day
  3. www.thesexcarnival.com
  4. A Bad Man in a Bad Place www.badmanbadplace.com
  5. Lolita Wolf http://lolitawolf.blogspot.com
  6. Boinkology www.boinkology.com
  7. http://deepthroated.wordpress.com
  8. Audacia Ray www.wakingvixen.com
  9. Debauchette debauchette.wordpress.com
  10. www.huffingtonpost.com
  11. Joe.My.God Joemygod.blogspot.com
  12. Midori fd-midori.livejournal.com
  13. Regina Lynn www.reginalynn.com
  14. The Reverse Cowgirl reversecowgirlblog.blogspot.com/
  15. Rachel Kramer Bussel lustylady.blogspot.com
  16. Sex in the Public Square community site www.sitps.org
  17. Violet Blue www.tinynibble.som
  18.  
  19. What Do I Write About?
  20.  
  21. Sexoteric Blog News www.sexoteric.com/blognews.php
  22. Youporn Sex Blogs feed youporn.com
  23. Google Reader
  24. My blogroll
    • Advocacy
    • Blogging
    • Columnists, Education, Publications Resources
    • Fellow Perverts
    • Events, Fetish, Kink
    • Saucy & Sexy
    • Smut
  25. Getting Started
    • Pick some blogs that interest you
    • Read and comment
  26.  
  27. Privacy and Security
  28. Have you ego surfed recently?
  29.  
  30. Whois Privacy: Domain record is held through 3 rd party
  31. Cover your tracks
    • Clean your computer: disk wipe programs. I use R Wipe & Clean (PC) ( http://www.r-wipe.com / )
    • Install programs on a flash drive, without leaving personal data behind: Portableapps.com.
  32. Firefox – Master Password
    • Firefox can protect sensitive information such as saved passwords and certificates by encrypting them using a master password.
    • If you create a master password, each time you start Firefox, it will ask you to enter the password the first time it needs to access a certificate or stored password.
  33. Firefox Master Password
    • Tools | Options
    • Security | Passwords
    • “ Use a Master Password”
  34. Google Mail
    • Google Mail – create additional mailboxes by sending yourself an invite
    • Offers you the ability to consolidate and manage your accounts from another account
  35. Google Mail
    • If managing multiple accounts, it’s easy to forget to select the account to send from.
    • Address contact record may show both your blog email address *and* the originating account email address. ;-(
  36. Gmail Security Problem
    • Gmail's custom 'From:' feature lets you send messages with another address in place of your Gmail address, making it easier to manage multiple accounts from the Gmail interface. (Accounts | Settings)
    • 2 addresses: 'realname@gmail.com' & 'blogname@gmail.com'
  37. Gmail Security Problem
    • I can have all that forwarded to realname@gmail.com, and reply from the realname address, thinking the recipients email will say, ‘from blogname @ gmail” (or whatever ‘reply-to’ address you set up).
  38. Gmail Security Problem
    • If the recipient *also* has Google Mail, my ‘realname’ email is automatically added to their contacts list , even though they’ve never received an email “from” my ‘realname’ account.
    • If you expand the contact field you will see both the 'realname' and the 'blogname' for this contact.
  39. Choosing a Publishing Platform
  40. Questions
    • What are your goals?
    • What’s your budget?
    • How much of a techie are you?
    • What’s everyone else using?
    • Design?
    • Blog tools?
  41. What’s the name of your blog?
    • You name should be short, memorable and easy to type (blog name and URL).
    • Even if you’re choosing a hosted platform, make sure you register the domain name at the same time (so someone else doesn’t)!
  42. Bust a Name – Domain Name Suggestion Tool
  43. Blogger.com
    • You can be up and publish in minutes
    • User forum on Google Groups (http://groups.google.com/)
    • Shows up in Google Blog Search ( http://blogsearch.google.com )
    • Blogger Beta: easier to customize your template using widgets
    • Blogger search engine “ Search Your Blog” or “Search for Other blogs”
    • Hosted, but can be installed on a server
    • Many templates available both at Blogger and other websites (search “Blogger.com templates”)
    • The ability to publish by sending an email to your blog
    • Blogger Beta uses categories, which both help you organize your posts.
  44.  
  45. Wordpress
    • Single or Multiuser (for blog network)
    • Basic content management
    • Open Source and free
    • Support forums
    • Dozens of themes
    • Dozens of plug-ins to add functionality
  46.  
  47. http://icanhascheezburger.com/
  48. Wordpress Standalone Dashboard
  49. Wordpress Manage
  50. Wordpress Post Editor
  51. Livejournal Your friends current posts are consolidated on 1 page. A great way to find other like minded people
  52. Tumblr Short, mixed media posts, little or no commentary
  53. Tumblr 6 different post types with own visual format: blog post, quote, single link, video, photo, chat
  54. Twitter
    • “ What are you doing?” – in 140 characters or less
    • Social networking/microblogging service
    • Real time – update from your computer, smart phone, etc.
    • Integrates with your blog
    • Note: Much of the presentation was updated by posing queries to my Twitter list.
  55. Twitter Public Timeline
  56. Viviane212 Twitter replies
  57. Twitter: Tools
    • Many applications available
    • TwitterSync: Syncs your Twitter status with Facebook
    • TwitBin, TWhirl,Twitterific, Twitterfox : View and public Twits from your sidebar, desktop
    • Wordpress Twitter Tools: Add Twits to your blog
    • TreoTwit – Update from your Treo
  58. Additional Tools
  59.  
  60. Statcounter
  61. Google Analytics
  62. Google Webmaster Central Helps you determine when Google last visited and indexed your site.
  63. RSS Feeds
  64. RSS/XML
  65. Feedburner feeds provide greater customization and viewer data
  66. Feedburner
  67. Submit your feed to Yahoo (back end way to submit your blog)
  68. Addthis.com – Bookmarking & sharing button
  69. Technorati
    • A blog based search engine
    • Blogs are indexed by post and tags, not by page
    • Set up an account
    • Claim all your blogs (Twitter, Tumblr, etc.)
    • Linkage helps estabish authority ranking
  70. Technorati blog search engine
  71. Technorati Blogger Central
  72. Technorati: posts tagged “sex”
  73. Pingoat/Pingomatic
  74.  
  75.  
  76. Building Readership
    • Post often, and at regular intervals
    • Read, comment, link to other blogs
    • Meet other bloggers – NY has the Pleasure Salon; Perverts’ Saloon
    • Figure out what kind of blogger you are (link collector? Story teller?)
    • Make it easy to subscribe to your blog – turn on full RSS
    • Claim your blog on Technorati (largest blog directory); submit to other search engines
  77. Affiliates
    • Affiliate marketing: Web based practice by which a business rewards affiliates for each customer who buys something (i.e. a subscription ) from their site
  78. Affiliate Marketing
    • Business will pay 30-50% of a sale to you.
    • Content varies hugely
    • What content is offered? Hosted galleries? Picture of the day?
    • Payment is through a online credit card processing services i.e. CCBill, GMBill, Paypal
  79.  
  80.  
  81. Upcoming projects
    • Site just moved to a virtual private server for speed and database capacity.
    • Search engine optimization: WebCEO, website optimization, submission & promotion software
    • Google ADWords – purchase of ads, based on targeted keywords
  82. GapingVoid.com: “cards drawn on the back of business cards”
  83. Questions? Viviane Email: viviane212@gmail.com

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