Site Editor User Guides
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BEGINNERS GUIDE: START HERE
How Do I Use the Site Dashboard?
How Do I Use The Site Editor?
How Do I Save My Work?
How Can I Undo a Change?

​DESIGNED FOR ACTORS
​​How Can I Update A New Resume or CV?
​How Can I Upload New Headshots?
How Can I Upload A New Demo Reel?
​How Can I Upload A New Voice Reel?

​TEXT & IMAGES
How Do I Add Text to a Site?
How Can I Upload Images?
How Can I Resize Images?
How Do I Upload Multiple Images with  Slideshows & Galleries?
​How Can I Upload PDFs, Powerpoint  Slides, and Other Docs?
How Do I Create Links?

VIDEO & SOUND
How Do I Add Videos to a Site?
How Do I Add Sound or Audio Files to a Site?

BLOGGING
How Do I Create a Blog Post?
How Do I Schedule Posts to Go Out Later?
How Do I Edit or Delete a Blog Post?
How Can Visitors Follow My Blog?
How Do I Use the Disqus Comment System?
How Do I Use Facebook's Comment System?
How Do I Manage Blog Comments?
How Do I Edit a Blog's Sidebar?

PAGE MANAGEMENT
How Can I Add Pages to a Site?
How Can I Manage Pages?
How Can I Better Organize My Site Navigation?​​

SOCIAL MEDIA INTEGRATION
How Can I Add Social Media 'linking' Icons To My Site?
How Can I Add Social Media Streams To My Site?
How Can I Add a Facebook Like Button?
How Can I Verify My Site with Pinterest?
​How Do I Share Scheduled Blog Posts to Facebook and Twitter?
How Can I Disconnect My Site From Facebook or Twitter?

FORMS
How Do I Create a Contact Form, Survey or Poll?
How Can I Change My Contact Form Email Address?
How Do I Add a Newsletter Sign-Up Form?

TROUBLESHOOTING
I Can't Upload Images or Files
I'm Not Receiving My Contact Form Submissions! Why Not?

How Can Visitors Follow Your Blog?

An RSS feed element is automatically added to the sidebar of any blog you create. This RSS feed allows blog visitors to receive automatic updates about your blog if they are using a feed reader like feed.ly. There are dozens and dozens of such readers available for Windows, Mac OS, iPhones, iPads, Android devices, and so on from there.

Though millions of people follow their favorite blogs by using one of the dozens of feed readers we mentioned above, there are millions more people who have no idea what RSS is or why we're boring them talking about it right now. How can you keep these visitors notified that you've added a new post to your blog? 

The best way is to be where your potential readers and followers already are: Facebook and Twitter. Though there are plenty of other social networks that come and go, these two remain by far the most likely places to actually interact with real human beings who are interested in what you have to say. 

Encouraging people to follow you on Facebook or Twitter means that when you link back to your blog post (or anything else) there'll be plenty of people there to interact with that link. The best way to gain blog followers on FB is to create a Fan page and add a Like button that is connected to it to your blog sidebar. This guide shows how easy it is to do just that. 

As to Twitter, adding a short version of your Twitter feed to the site should do the trick. And we've also written a guide that shows how to do that.  

What about letting visitors sign up for an email list that automatically pings them when you create a new blog post? We don't recommend it. There are several reasons why we don't, but the main one is that aside from Google's rapidly aging, and likely to be canceled at any minute, Feedburner service, there isn't am automated email notification system that will ping subscribers every time you publish a post. 
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If you really want to keep visitors updated via email, it's better to have them sign-up for a Newsletter mailing list and then regularly send them an email (maybe once a month or every two weeks) using your favorite posts as the content of that newsletter to encourage them to come back and read what you've written. This guide shows how to set that up. 
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