@stevemcauliffe You should set them up with an account.  This way it is standalone and, if you and your client part ways, there aren’t any transfer issues later down the road.

Thanks @Kristi-Hines and @ErikDeckers… I figure it’s best to go with a different account as you mentioned Kristi to keep it clean.

@stevemcauliffe   What type of blogging software are you going to use?

Thanks @supereb

Definitely set it up separate from your own account. But having said that, that issue is an entirely different issue as it relates to who owns the blog and all the work that goes into that. That is definitely a contract issue and must be decided before you start working with your client. There are many advantages and disadvantages to owning or not owning the sites you build for clients. It all depends on your strategy for your business. You can sell a business with assets. You cannot sell a business with no assets, so you need to decide what assets you are building with your business and which assets you are simply giving away to your clients. If you give away too many, you are merely hired help with nothing to show for it in the end. Hired help can always be replaced for cheaper, even better quality. So think twice about following business advice that advises you to get away assets for free.

Just my observations…