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A blog is born - Getting started...

  • By Admin
  • 10 Jan, 2018
Pumping Service — Random Letters in Pauline, SC
Welcome to your new blog!

Use the blog to tell a story, share information and knowledge, help your customers and drive traffic to your site. Your work on the blog will advance your site in search engines and bring new visitors who find your input useful.

A blog is based on posts (just like this one). Posts are the building blocks of the blog. All blog elements take their content dynamically from the posts you create.

The blog elements include:
  1. The blog main page which displays all the posts in a chronological order.
  2. The Blog Menu where you can manage your blog, posts and categories. It is located in the menu list at the bottom left.
  3. 4 Widgets - Top posts widget, Categories widget, Archive widget and tag cloud widget. All these are located in the blog widgets Panel.
Read more about each element in the next post: The blog's building blocks
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