I've started a personal blog, against my better judgement. However, whilst I want to keep the personal and professional as separate as possible, I do want to use the lessons that I learn to help other bloggers. There will be a particular overlap as I try to chronicle my experience of building a platform for my views and then developing a community.
My most important task was registering an obvious domain name. I've registered www.matthewcain.co.uk for two years - costing less than £10. I used 123-reg out of familiarity but may move the domain at a later point. 
I then created the blog, pointed to http://blog.matthewcain.co.uk so that I've got space for a personal intro page at matthewcain.co.uk at a later point if I need it.
Because I've got a couple of things I want to talk about straight away, I used the 123-reg content management system. It was better than I expected, although it may not be long before I migrate to wordpress because it gives you so much structured freedom. 
I've created a meta description for the blog so that the text below the hyperlink will look better in Google. 
However, I think that the most interesting lesson will be my battle between privacy, personal and corporate and getting the balance right. For that, you will need to follow my blog.
A one-line spoiler-free review of everything I watched in the cinema in 
October 2025
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This month featuring, among others, Brides, Dead of Winter, Good Boy, Tron: 
Ares, Sketch, The Last Sacrifice, Depeche Mode’s “M”, One Flew Over The 
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