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                                            How To Start Blogging ?

   In Short :--

*Pick a descriptive name for your blog. Use Domain Wheel to find the perfect domain name for your blog.

*Buy a domain and get hosting for your blog. We recommend buying hosting from Bluehost (from $2.95/month) and getting your domain name free of charge.

*Install WordPress. You can install WordPress via the Bluehost interface with a few quick clicks.

*Find the perfect WordPress theme or template. Personalize the design of your blog to match your taste.

*Get some must have WordPress plugins and add-ons. Give your blog more features like social sharing and image optimization. 

*Launch your blog and start sharing your voice with the world. Start writing, sharing and engaging with your followers on your favorite subject.

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