START YOUR BLOG TODAY

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HERE I WILL SHOW HOW TO CREATE YOUR FIRST BLOG 



First of all open blooger.com

  • Open any browser from your mobile or laptop.
  • Search blogger.com and press enter
  • A new interface will open as in image below;
  • Click on create your blog



  • Login with your google account
  • Then fill all the details and create your blogger account
  • Choose your blogger website
  • You can choose your best display name
  • After all this click ok and you are all in on blogger.com
  • Now you can create your first blog as your interest
  • Make your blog (you can add photos, videos and links in your blog to make professional)
  • After all done and if you think this one is perfect then click on publish
  • Now you are active blogger as you publish your first blog using blogger.com

After following all the steps described above, now you can create any topic blogs and can introduced yourself as a blogger.













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