Starting your own BLOG

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In the virtual world of worldwide web, blogs are everywhere. You may have opened it with intention or not-- when you are searching for something and it such happen that there is a blog that discusses that concept. While reading this, you are already intentionally reading a kind of blog. :)

Because of this, many blog sites came out. Some are user-friendly, some are not (only IT experts could create). Examples of blog sites are: Wordpress, Blogger, Ghost, Tumblr, Weebly, Medium, Wix, Squarespace, Penzu, etc.

In this blog, you will use Blogger as a starting point in creating your first blog.

What you need:1. Gmail Account2. Computer3. Internet

Step 1. Click Ctrl then click https://www.blogger.com.

Step 2. Click sign-in and then log-in you Gmail account with your e-mail address and password.




Step 3. For your first blog's template:
                        >type the title of the blog on the "Pamagat" part,
                        >address (example: guadalupenhs)-- DO NOT TYPE blogspot.com, it is                      
                          predetermined.
                        >Then select your theme of choice in the "Tema" part.


Step 4. Click "Lumikha ng blog".

Starting your first post

Now that you have your blog site, you may now start creating your very first post. Just follow the following easy steps:

Step 1. On the left side of the page, click "Bagong Post".


Step 2. You may now write the content in the big white box of the page.
             Hint: To insert an image, click the Image icon at the right side of the word Link. Upload the image, click it then click "Magdagdag ng pinili".





Step 3. After creating your blog, click "I-publish". 
Hint: If you are not yet ready to publish the blog but wants to save it and continue it other times you may click "I-save".



There you go. You now have your very first blog. Now it's your time to share!!!












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