1. Blog (also called a weblog or web log) is a website consisting of entries (also called posts) appearing in reverse chronological order with the most recent entry appearing first (similar in format to a daily journal). Blogs typically include features such as comments and links to increase user interactivity. 2. The term "weblog" was coined by Jorn Barger in December 1997. The shorter version, "blog," was coined by Peter Merholz, who, in April or May of 1999, broke the word weblog into the phrase "we blog" in the sidebar of his weblog. This was interpreted as a short form of the noun 3. There are 7 Types of Blogs • Personal • Business • Non-profits • Politics • Military • Private • Sports • How-to, tips and reviews 4. This is the broadest category and includes blogs about personal topics like politics, music, family, travel, health, you name it. 5. Professionals ranging from realtors to lawyers and stock brokers are using Word Press to share their expertise, and companies have discovered the power of blogs to personally engage with their customers. 6. Word Press is a great way for teachers and students to collaborate on classroom projects. 7. Foundations, charities, and human rights groups find our blogs to be great tools to raise awareness and money for their causes. 8. Members of parliament, political parties, government agencies, and activists using our blogs to connect with their constituencies. 9. Members of the military blog to report what they see happening in various parts of the world and to stay in touch with their families. 10. Some people make their blogs private to share photos and information within families, companies, or schools. 11. We’ve got teams, athletes, and fans using blogs to express and share their passion for various sports. 12. We Are Available 24/7 Contact Us

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2. What is Blog?
 Blog (also called a weblog or web log) is a website
consisting of entries (also called posts) appearing in
reverse chronological order with the most recent entry
appearing first (similar in format to a daily journal). Blogs
typically include features such as comments and links to
increase user interactivity.

3. History Of Blogging
The term "weblog" was coined by Jorn Barger in
December 1997. The shorter version, "blog," was
coined by Peter Merholz, who, in April or May of 1999,
broke the word weblog into the phrase "we blog" in the
sidebar of his weblog. This was interpreted as a short
form of the noun

4. Types Of Blogs
There are 7 Types of Blogs
1. Personal
2. Business
3. Non-profits
4. Politics
5. Military
6. Private
7. Sports
8. How-to, tips and reviews

5. Personal Blog
 This is the broadest category and includes blogs about
personal topics like politics, music, family, travel, health,
you name it.

6. Business Blog
 Professionals ranging from realtors to lawyers and stock
brokers are using Word Press to share their expertise, and
companies have discovered the power of blogs to
personally engage with their customers.

7. School Blog
 Word Press is a great way for teachers and students to
collaborate on classroom projects.

8. Non-profits Blog
 Foundations, charities, and human rights groups find our
blogs to be great tools to raise awareness and money for
their causes.

9. Politics Blog
 Members of parliament, political parties, government
agencies, and activists using our blogs to connect with
their constituencies.

10. Military Blog
 Members of the military blog to report what they see
happening in various parts of the world and to stay in
touch with their families.

11. Private Blog
 Some people make their blogs private to share photos and
information within families, companies, or schools.

12. Sports Blog
 We’ve got teams, athletes, and fans using blogs to express
and share their passion for various sports.

13. We Are Available 24/7
Contact Us