Private Sites

I am looking for a site, such like a blog that has a log in feature in order to view it. As I expand my business to direct selling through a consultant program, I am looking for a way to communicate with my consultants on a more private basis. I would appreciate any information you all have to share

Torrian

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Permalink Reply by dM, CEO on November 1, 2009 at 8:41am

You can do this easily with just about any site. My daughter's blog on Wordpress.com is password protected. You can also set up a self hosted blog on Wordpress.org which you can password protect. Typepad and Blogger also have such features. I'm a member of a fitness blog that's password protected only for the participants. Wherever your website is, there's probably a way to set up a password protected area.

So the bottom line is that every e-commerce and blogging platform allows for password protected. Most have FAQs that will help you set them up and learn how to use them.

So having said all of that, my hands down recommendation is a self hosted Wordpress blog from Wordpress.org. Google this:

how to set up a private wordpress blog

and you'll have more information than you need.

Wordpress blogs are fun, easy to manage, efficient and they also look good because you have so many templates to choose from.

I've set up 6 WordPress blogs, 3 TypePad blogs and a few others so if you need one-on-one help, I offer that. I've made all the mistakes so you don't have to. LOL!

I'm excited to see your business expand!

dM

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