Creating a Blog

Creating a New Blog on Blogger

    In the new age of media, it is now easier than ever for individuals to express themselves however they please. Alongside this massive need for expression came a great deal of social media apps and websites such as blogger, which have inconsistent ways to post, create, and navigate. In this blog, I'll be showing you how to not only navigate through blogger, but also become comfortable with creating your own blogs.
    First step is to go to blogger.com and sign in using an existing Gmail account. Now that the account is made, creating your own blog is as simple as clicking the down arrow on the left and selecting new blog as shown below.



Official Blogger website menu with the drop down arrow circled in red
Official Blogger website menu with the drop down arrow circled in red






Official Blogger website menu with the drop down arrow clicked showing more options, where the "New Blog" option is circled in red.
Official Blogger website showing more options after dropped down arrow has been clicked



    After clicking on "New Blog", you will prompted to enter a name for your blog. do not be misguided- blog does not mean singular post. Think of your blog name as the title of a T.V show, and your posts as the episodes. Next prompt is the URL. This helps people find you easier when on the internet. It can be named anything, as long as the domain isn't taken. Just click save and you're all done.
    With the domain chosen, you're now ready to express your creativity with the internet! Whether you want to share business ideas, opinions, or simply rant about something you're passionate about, you are ready to make that first post!




        For more information or help with blogger, please visit the official help page of Blogger.com by clicking this link: Create a blog



































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  1. Gio CodyApril 6, 2023 at 7:54 PM

    Very detailed tutorial!

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    1. Dan SkupienApril 12, 2023 at 1:46 PM

      Thank you, I make sure that my tutorials are easy to access and understand.

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