Being on the safe side is always a good thing. That goes for the Internet too. If you post too much personal information on your website, you could be in store for a stalker. If you post private information about you, you're personal, and professional, life could go down the tubes.
Create a Personal Website in 10 Steps
From Linda Roeder, former About.com Guide
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Your Personal Safety
What you put on your website may affect your real life. Make sure to never post personal information online. People have been fired from jobs, denied employment and even been arrested for things they put on their personal websites.
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- Free, Easy Website Hosting
- Choosing The Perfect Title
- Layout, Colors and Design
- What To Write About
- Learn To Link
- Create a Biography
- Adding Photos and Graphics
- How To Make Money
- Getting People To Your Site
- Your Personal Safety
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