Turn your blog into a book. Not sure why you'd want to. A couple of years after I told my father I had a blog, I was surprised to discover that he had printed out the entire contents of my archives. I don't mind, but it seems so contrary to the idea, especially of the sort of blog mine tends to be, where the real content is in the other sites, not mine. I suppose BlogBinders is expecting more of the journal-type bloggers to be interested in having a bound paper archive, but even there the idea seems out of place. An archive seems secondary to the purpose of sharing the latest entries with the world. With paper diarists, I would expect the paper keeps a record so the sharing takes place later, if at all; I suppose a print edition of an online journal would play a similar role for those who hadn't read the web edition. In my case, my archive is of value to searchers (including myself) as a haphazard repository of information and links I'd collected. For link blogs like mine, the older the entry, the less valuable it is, as the links go bad. I've considered setting up automatic deletion of posts older than X years...
Someone ought to be offended by BlogBinders's slogan: "Turn your blog into reality." As if a word is worthless until it's on paper.
Dumb father. Actually, I don't know where you got the idea that I printed out the entire contents &c. (Why would I wreck my printer?) There are times, of course, when hard-copy is preferable to electronic, no?