Here’s a post I took from my latest email.
So today we’re going to get a little instructional. I’m going to tell you how to use Caffeinated Content on a free blog host like WordPress.com, and possibly even Blogger. Unfortunately, WordPress.com doesn’t allow third-party plugins, so we have to work a bit harder to get our content out there.
To start, you’ll need to create an account and blog at WordPress.com. For obvious reasons, keep it separate from any existing accounts.
Next, you’ll need an existing, but empty WordPress blog. A good place to start for this would be to download XAMPP or WAMP (which basically turns your home PC into a testing webserver), but a clean install of WordPress on your hosting account will work fine too.
Install and run Caffeinated Content with your keyword choice, date choice, etc.
Now you have a temporary blog with all the posts we’re going to put on the WordPress.com free blog. Down in the tools section of the WordPress admin menu, there is an export button. Click it, and export all content. Save the file somewhere you can find it in a couple minutes.
On your WordPress.com blog admin menu, go to import within the tools section. Click WordPress. Click browse and find the file you just saved from your temporary blog’s export, then click upload and import.
When it’s done, you’ll have an exact copy of the temporary blog hosted for free. For Blogger, take the export file and feed it through WordPress2blogger (Google it
and then import the result on your Blogger site.
One thing to keep in mind is that WordPress does have some fairly strict filters in place to check for questionable or spam content, so keep it clean. Again, keep it separate from your normal, day to day account if you have one!
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