How to Make a Guitar Blog on Bebo

Sign up for a Bebo account if you don't already have one. From Bebo's homepage, click the "Sign Up Now" button at the bottom of the page. Bebo will prompt you for a first name, last name and an email address. The site will also require that you choose a password, and select a sex and birthdate prior to opening an account. You will also have to confirm your email address by clicking the verification link Bebo will send directly to your email inbox.

Sign into Bebo after you have created an account with the site.

Select the "Profile" tab from the top of the Bebo homepage by clicking it once.

Click on the "Change modules" link located directly underneath your profile picture.

Drag the "Blog" module to one of the open spaces, designated by a perforated box, entitled either "Left Column" or "Right Column."

Click "Save" to apply the changes. This will take you back to your profile page.

Click "Write To My Blog" under the blog module now located on your profile page. This will open the blog editor.

Choose a title for your first blog entry and enter it in the "Subject" field. It is a good idea to use the first blog entry to discuss what your blog will be about. Select a title such as "Welcome to My Guitar Blog" or something similar.

Write your first article in the "Blog Entry Field." For the first blog entry, tell the audience what they can expect to read about and how often you will post updates. Once finished writing, click "Save" to post the blog to your wall and send an email notification to followers that a new entry has been posted.

Add daily or weekly updates to the blog in order to develop a loyal following. To add blog entries, simply click on the "Write To My Blog" link on the blog module from your profile page.

Check other music blogs to get ideas for stories that center around guitar. Post links to guitar tabs and chords, which many musicians love to search for online. Write about news in the guitar industry. Review new equipment as it becomes available on the market. Consider featuring a new guitarist each week.

Develop a loyal readership by staying ahead of the game. Read other guitar blogs to see what people are writing about and what people care to read about.