Everything You Need to Know About Being a Sex Blogger (But Were Afraid to Ask)
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Presented at the first Sex 2.0 conference, April 2008
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Everything You Need to Know About Being a Sex Blogger (But Were Afraid to Ask)
- 1. Everything You Need to Know About Being a Sex Blogger (But Were Afraid to Ask) Sex 2.0 April 12, 2008 Viviane www.thesexcarnival.com
- 4. A Bad Man in a Bad Place www.badmanbadplace.com
- 5. Lolita Wolf http://lolitawolf.blogspot.com
- 8. Audacia Ray www.wakingvixen.com
- 13. Regina Lynn www.reginalynn.com
- 14. The Reverse Cowgirl reversecowgirlblog.blogspot.com/
- 15. Rachel Kramer Bussel lustylady.blogspot.com
- 16. Sex in the Public Square community site www.sitps.org
- 19. What Do I Write About?
- 21. Sexoteric Blog News www.sexoteric.com/blognews.php
- 22. Youporn Sex Blogs feed youporn.com
- 23. Google Reader
- 28. Have you ego surfed recently?
- 30. Whois Privacy: Domain record is held through 3 rd party
- 39. Choosing a Publishing Platform
- 42. Bust a Name – Domain Name Suggestion Tool
- 49. Wordpress Manage
- 51. Livejournal Your friends current posts are consolidated on 1 page. A great way to find other like minded people
- 52. Tumblr Short, mixed media posts, little or no commentary
- 53. Tumblr 6 different post types with own visual format: blog post, quote, single link, video, photo, chat
- 58. Additional Tools
- 60. Statcounter
- 61. Google Analytics
- 62. Google Webmaster Central Helps you determine when Google last visited and indexed your site.
- 63. RSS Feeds
- 64. RSS/XML
- 65. Feedburner feeds provide greater customization and viewer data
- 66. Feedburner
- 67. Submit your feed to Yahoo (back end way to submit your blog)
- 68. Addthis.com – Bookmarking & sharing button
- 70. Technorati blog search engine
- 72. Technorati: posts tagged “sex”
- 82. GapingVoid.com: “cards drawn on the back of business cards”
- 83. Questions? Viviane Email: viviane212@gmail.com
Notes de l'éditeur
- A survey of some NYC based sex blogs. Bloggers shown are members of the NYC based Perverts Saloon, which I first convened in February, 2006.
- Google News – aggregates news stories by topicality
- Youporn Sex blogs feed
- Instead of visiting each site you want to read, look for their RSS feed address and add it to an RSS reader. Bloglines.com is a web based RSS reader. It also lets you search for and find feeds you might be interested in.
- How do you find what interests you? Do a search in Google News (http://news.google.com). Google News also shows how stories are clustered by interest.
- Commenting is a good way to dip your toe in the water. Once you’ve found blogs you like to read, add to the discussion by commenting on a post.
- It’s easy to find someone on the web. ‘viviane 212’ is a standard login I use for Gmail and other accounts. Here’s what you get if you Google it.
- Proxify is a an anonymous proxy. You login and surf the web using the proxy server’s IP address. It can also be configured to not leave any identifying information at the web site you’re visiting.
- WhoIs Privacy domain registration is held through a 3 rd party
- Wordpress.com is their very popular hosted service. You can also download the blog software and set it up on your domain (bttp://www.wordpress.net).
- My Livejournal page
- Once you’ve set up your blog, you need to add some features.
- Blogrolling is a service that lets you create and manage your blogroll on their site. You add the blogs you want and Blogrolling generates Javascript coe. Very handy if you move your blog.
- Google Webmaster lets you see if Google has indexed your pages, and when they last did so.
- The RSS XML address, with content. Not very pretty.
- I recommend configuring your feed through Feedburner.com. It let’s you add more features, statistics, and is more browser and user friendly.
- The Open Directory project. A project using volunteers who review sites and categorize them.
- Sugasm is a sort of blog carnival, but everyone reposts the weekly post.