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    1. Intro to Sex Blogging Conversio Virium Viviane November 17, 2008
    2. Topics
      • Why should I write one?
      • What should I be reading?
      • Privacy
      • Setup Considerations
      • Platforms
      • Promotion
    3. About Me
      • Research librarian
      • Interests: Sex, BDSM, social media, technology
      • Email since late 1980s; first website in 1995; started my blog in 2005
    4. www.thesexcarnival.com
    5. Why Should I Blog
      • Clarity – personal bloggers documenting their journey
      • Passion – what are you passionate about?
      • Sharing information
      • Community – You’re not alone
    6. What Do I Write About?
    7. Google Reader
    8.  
    9.  
    10. Youporn Sex Blogs feed youporn.com
    11.  
    12. My blogroll
      • Advocacy
      • Blogging
      • Columnists, Education, Publications Resources
      • Fellow Perverts
      • Events, Fetish, Kink
      • Saucy & Sexy
      • Smut
    13. Dipping your toe in
      • Pick some blogs that interest you
      • Read
      • Comment constructively
      • Provide link back to you blog
    14.  
    15. Privacy and Security
    16. The internet is forever
      • If you’re thinned skinned or sensitive, don’t do it.
      • What if a date or prospective employer Googles you and finds your writing?
      • What is the agreement with your partner or the person you’re dating?
      • How will you feel when you read your narrative years from now?
    17. Blogging anonymously
      • Pseudonyms – use one that doesn’t sound like the real name it’s based on
      • Even general details can give away a lot
      • Don’t post pictures
      • Don’t blog at work
    18. Privacy
      • NEVER give out personal identifiable information
      • Limit your audience
      • Moderate comments
      • Block users and IPs?
      • Don’t let Google index you
      • Get out of the cache
    19. Jack McGeorge
      • “Chief United Nations weapons inspector Hans Blix rejected yesterday a resignation offer tendered by one of his Iraq-bound inspectors after reports appeared that the Virginia man lacked a specialized degree and has played a leadership role in sadomasochistic sex clubs.” (Nov. 2002)
    20. Tess Time Out NY 11/11 Google Cache 11/13
    21. Jefferson
      • Blogged about sex and parenting since 2004
      • Ex wife discovered blog in Time Out in March, filed for custody in June
      • Blog is sole evidence for the motion
      • He is now subject to psychiatric evaluation because of his interest in BDSM & polyamory
    22. Create Your Narrative
      • Build strong public persona/image on the web
      • You are what you write or link to
      • Comment and reblog
      • Build relationships online and IRL
      • Be consistent in your presentation
    23. It helps to have a process
      • What is the agreement you make
      • with yourself about your narrative?
      • Don’t post in anger
      • Don’t blog drunk
      • Is fisking your art form?
      • Do you snark, big time?
      • How much do you share?
    24. Audience feeds on you
      • Communities want to help or may tear you down
      • Mob mentality/piling on
      • If you get into conflict, don’t keep replying – you’re building content for the search engines
      • Raise your hands and step away from the computer
    25. Idiolect
      • “ An idiolect is a variety of a language unique to an individual. It is manifested by patterns of word selection, vocabulary and word lexicon, grammar, or words, phrases, idioms, or pronunciations that are unique to that individual.” (Wikipedia)
      • Your idiolect clearly IDS you, regardless of what you call yourself (i.e. Willy Wonka)
    26. Pick your Platforms
      • Function follows form
        • Some platforms are more conducive to discussion, shared interests (Livejournal, Tumblr)
        • Some are better at protecting privacy and limiting discussion to friends (i.e. locking posts on WordPress, entire blogs on Blogger),
        • Life stream: Twitter, FriendFeed
    27. Setup Considerations
    28. Questions
      • What are your goals?
      • What’s your budget?
      • How much of a techie are you?
      • What’s everyone else using?
      • Design?
      • Blog tools?
    29. 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)!
    30. Bust a Name – Domain Name Suggestion Tool
    31. 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.
    32.  
    33. Wordpress
      • Single or Multiuser (for blog network)
      • Basic content management
      • Open Source and free
      • Support forums/Wordcamps
      • Dozens of themes
      • Dozens of plug-ins to add functionality
    34.  
    35. /
    36. Wordpress Standalone Dashboard
    37. Wordpress Post Editor
    38. Livejournal Friends page
    39. Tumblr Short, mixed media posts, little or no commentary
    40. Twitter
      • Micro blog/Hive mind/Notification
      • “ What are you doing?” – in 140 characters or less
      • Real time – update from your computer, smart phone, etc.
      • Integrates with your blog
    41. Viviane212 Twitter replies
    42. Twitter Wiki
    43. 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 group blog projects, search engines
    44.  
    45. Additional Tools
    46. Statcounter
    47. Google Analytics
    48. Google Webmaster Central Helps you determine when Google last visited and indexed your site.
    49. RSS Feeds
    50. RSS/XML
    51. Feedburner feeds provide greater customization and viewer data
    52. Feedburner
    53. Submit your feed to Yahoo (back end way to submit your blog)
    54. 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 establish authority ranking
    55. Technorati blog search engine
    56. Technorati Blogger Central
    57. Technorati: posts tagged “sex”
    58.  
    59. GapingVoid.com: “cards drawn on the back of business cards”
    60. Questions? Thank you! Viviane Email: viviane212@gmail.com

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