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Welcome to a Blog that helps Beginners to blog.

A Little Bit About Me..

First of all I’ll like to thank you for your interest to explore further who is behind this blog. Let me introduce a little bit about myself. My name is Yan Susanto - born in Indonesia, bred in Singapore and now based in Kuala Lumpur.

I’m a freelance consultant and full-time blogger with a simple principle of “Doing What I Love Most“.

What’s This Blog About?

Blogging is all about sharing and learning. This blog serves as a personal journal documenting my journey into blogosphere to discover the unknown and sharing what I learn along the way in the hope that somehow someone will benefit from it.

If you aren’t in the know, thoushallblog.com is not a blog that teaches you how to make money online. This is a blog you could refer to if you are new to blogging concept.

Simply, this is a Blog for Beginners.

How Can This Blog Benefit You?

What I have posted shared with you here is what I have personally learned, experimented, applied and experienced first hand as a beginner. Hence, I wouldn’t write something that I know nothing of or I think it’s too complex of a subject to beginners.

This blog is dedicated to helping you learn all the basic blogging tips that will help to shorten your learning curve. It aims to be a melting pot for all beginners to share their experiences and create an open community for discussion to any subject related to blogging.

Take a look at the blog archives where you can find a list of articles you might find useful to kick start your blogging journey.

I’m New to Blogging. Can You Help?

Definitely! If you are planning to start your own blog and you are clueless about it. Drop a me an email. I’ll guide you through the basics and if the time permits, I’ll help you to setup your blog - gratis.

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