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So, is that part of my website then? I will use wordPress.<br />
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Will the Blog be an extension to the site managed via the WP dashboard, but under the umbrellas as one site?<br />
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Curious.
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So, is that part of my website then? I will use wordPress.

Will the Blog be an extension to the site managed via the WP dashboard, but under the umbrellas as one site?

Curious.

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Yes, just integrate it with your site. This is my brothers website (<a href="http://www.tribug.com/" rel="ugc">www.tribug.com</a>, <a href="http://www.tribug.com/blog/" rel="ugc">www.tribug.com/blog</a>)<br />
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Having the name of your site/product first is much better than having blog as the first word.
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Yes, just integrate it with your site. This is my brothers website (www.tribug.com [http://www.tribug.com/], www.tribug.com/blog [http://www.tribug.com/blog/])

Having the name of your site/product first is much better than having blog as the first word.

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I have an app coming out called and will be promoting the app at my domain.<br />
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If my app were called MyApp and the domain were MyApp.com, what should be the URL to the blog?<br />
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Thanks.
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I have an app coming out called and will be promoting the app at my domain.

If my app were called MyApp and the domain were MyApp.com, what should be the URL to the blog?

Thanks.

What URL for my blog?

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