this helped me so much, thanks everyone

Good question and great answers! Thanks friends!

Copy and paste.

Not sure if this helps but, this is how I got posts to be on other pages besides just the home page. I created a main menu where I placed category links as the menu tabs. Go to your dashboard>appearance>menus. You can edit your main menu and what you want to do is add categories to your menu. Then, when you create a post, assign the post to a category. This way, you will have the post show up on the home page and it will be on the category page link in the menu. Here is my website:

http://anutritionalapproach.com/ (still a work in progress)

You will see that I have 4 posts on my main page. But, if you go to the Healthy Living tab, you will see 3 of the posts also show up on that page. I also have one of the posts showing up on both the home page and the Nutritional Supplements tab. Just make sure when you are creating a post that you assign the post to a category.

I hope this helps! Good Luck!!

I am having this exact same problem and do not see an answer here. I have 4 pages and all my posts go to one of them it seems by default. I don't see any options when creating a new post as to what page it will be posted under. It's gotta be simpler than I think.
Robert

Do you want to post an article on your home page and have the same article show up on another page? Or, do you just want the ability to post articles on your home page and post articles on other pages?

What's The Difference Between A Post, A Page And A Blog?

Yes there is but not out of the box with most themes, you would need to look at a bit of coding or for available plugins.

Read up on "Custom Post Types"

My usage of the above is

Regular posts going to my home page
Reviews going to my review page
and Dictionary items going to my Glossary page.

Apologies if I have misunderstood if this is not quite the sort of thing you are looking for.
Dave

Yeah just add new pages and you can make your posts on those pages, rather than having them go all under the home page. You could try making a page strictly titled blog and go from there. Hope this helps :)

Someone did a really great training on this just this past week I remember reading it. I am going into a meeting but will look for it and come back to post the url.