Productive blogging (yes, really!)
In Confluence, blogs are a useful format when there’s timely information to share widely. And unlike your knowledge base pages, a blog page intended to be accurate for one-time announcements but isn’t expected to be updated.
Create a Confluence blog
The key difference from other types of pages is that a blog post is organized chronologically, while other pages live in a hierarchical tree.
Follow along
- To write a blog post in a space, you should be an admin or have permission to create blogs. In these spaces, you’ll see Blog in the left sidebar. Click + to start a new post.
- Add a blog post title, and get writing right away!
- Spruce up your blog with charts, emojis, and smart links, or funny cat videos with our widget connector macro!
What goes into an internal blog? Any and all work-related matters you see fit to share.
- Project status reports
- Monthly department round-ups (Try our Marketing United blog template!)
- Learnings or takeaways from a campaign or event
- Your intro blog
- A personal user manual to let colleagues know your preferred working style.
- Out-of-office plan or transition plan
Pro Tip
You can also create a blog using the Create button in the top navigation bar and using a blog post template.
Dive deeper into blogging in Confluence:
Find out more about how an internal blog can boost your organization’s productivity, culture, and community.
Explore space-level permissions needed for creating or modifying a blog outside your personal space.
Read “How to use Confluence in your blogging process.”
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