Blogging is fast becoming one of the primary ways that information is shared throughout society. "Blog" is a shorthand version of the word "weblog" and is a sort of virtual diary. Blogs are easy to start and are popping up all over the Internet, covering just about every topic imaginable.
Instructions
Blog About International Trade
1. Start by choosing a theme for your blog. Since international trade is such a broad, umbrella term, you may find it helpful to narrow the scope of your blog. International trade research, marketing, finance and trade trends are all viable topics for a blog on international trade.
2. Find a provider for your blog. Many blog providers are free and have established templates that you simply fill with your own information. There is not much technical expertise required.
3. Register with your chosen blog provider and select a format for your blog. An international trade blog should be easy to navigate, professional, conservative and free from frills. Few people will take your international trade blog seriously if there are unicorns and rainbows all over the place.
4. Customize your international trade blog within the confines of the subject matter and the level of appropriateness. As long as it conveys a sense of authority and professionalism, you should customize your blog to reflect your interests and personality.
5. Visit other blog sites and read related blogs. This is a good way to find things you like about other blogs that you can incorporate into your own. You can also identify things you think are mistakes, so that you can make your blog even better.
6. Select your target audience and decide whether you are writing this blog to promote international trade within the circle of your friends and family or to inform the world at large. You can make a private blog that is password protected, allowing only certain people to read it. For a blog of this sort, however, you'll most likely write for anyone who wants to read your work, so a public blog will probably be best.
7. Research what you write and double-check your facts before you publish content to your site. Nothing is likely to cause you to lose readers faster than inaccurate information, typos and other inconsistencies.
