On Blogging: What Exactly Makes a Blog Different from a Website?

May 20, 2010

Until I researched this a couple of years ago, it befuddled me. Once I learned the difference though, it changed the way I saw my blog, as opposed to my website – and how I marketed them.

So, enjoy today’s ”Throwback Thursday” post, which explains the difference between a website and a blog.

On a personal note, I’m trying to finish up early so I can get to the salon to get my hair braided. Lord, lord, can’t even fathom going to the beach without having some braids up in my head. My hair requires way, way too much upkeep without them!

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