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can any one tell me how to get xxx.xxx.stanford.edu kind of blogs ? i know others but i m looking for xxx.xxx.stanford.edu or any other university blogs
How to get .edu blog ?
- Thread starter Nut-Nights
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wish you can refer to these links where you might get domains as per your interest....!
https://forums.digitalpoint.com/forums/domains.59/
http://www.sedo.com/uk/home/welcome/?tracked=&partnerid=&language=e
https://auctions.godaddy.com/
https://forums.digitalpoint.com/forums/domains.59/
http://www.sedo.com/uk/home/welcome/?tracked=&partnerid=&language=e
https://auctions.godaddy.com/
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i uy from fiverr before and that blog disappear in 1 month and BHW section no one provide (sample = xxx.xxx.stanford.edu) kind blog
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bro these footprints are used to get comment backlinks but i m need of actual blog before some sites allowed public to register edu blog but due to lots of spam almost all close their registrations
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still looking for some one with .edu blog you can also tell me your price !!
childlikecrook545
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I have a list somewhere of .edu sites where you can create your own blogs. I'll try and dig it up for you. To be honest though I didn't find they helped anymore than any other type of free blog platform out there.
hahaha96322
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Try contacting the owner and ask for it I guess lol
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Goal Line Technology
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hahaha made me lmao
sfidirectory
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This is probably off topic, but imagine the $$$$ students could make setting up .edu blogs. If the content is heavily scrutinized, that will probably stay live for a while...
Best idea I could offer is to get talking with other students (who have an interest in your topic), build a relationship with them, and then ask if they could set up a blog on their university's .edu site. Because they would be students, you might want to offer them some coin, or even invite them to BHW and explain how much coin they can make with .edu blogs etc. I don't know if that idea would work, but you never know...
Best idea I could offer is to get talking with other students (who have an interest in your topic), build a relationship with them, and then ask if they could set up a blog on their university's .edu site. Because they would be students, you might want to offer them some coin, or even invite them to BHW and explain how much coin they can make with .edu blogs etc. I don't know if that idea would work, but you never know...
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thanks for advice
umerjutt00
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Some edu blogs allows to create an account and start your blog. They are wiki sites. I remember there was a thread on how to find edu blogs to post on.