HOW TO CREATE WEBSITE ON BLOGGER.COM

HOW TO CREATE WEBSITE ON BLOGGER.COM   

This page will help you to create a free website/blog on blogger, you need not to buy domain and any hosting services. Blogger is a path which allows you to build website for free. There are thousands of free templates which you can use to give a beautiful look to your site. Let go to start with step by step guide for making a website for free.



Step 1: Login to Blogger

First go to http://www.blogger.com/home and “sign up”( button at the top) with your gmail id and create  password, if you have an account then sign in with your registered account. Blogger belongs to Google that’s the reason you would be needing a gmail account for building a website on blogger

Step 2: Confirm your profile

Once you are complete with logging process, you will be seeing a screen like the below one. Click on “Continue to Blogger“.

Step 3: Create a New Blog

Then the next step is to create a new website, click on New Blog button.

Step 4: Provide Website’s domain name and title

In this step 4, you would need to provide the title and address of your website. For example: If you want to build a website on cooking then the Address (It’s also known as Domain name and site’s URL) could be madaboutcooking.blogger.com. You must know that since these domain names are free, they would be suffixed with blogger.com by default. Blogger, also provides us the option of having custom domain names and we would see how to add custom domain names.

The domain name must be unique so there are chances that the domain name you wanna choose is already registered. In that case you must need to try a different domain name until unless the blue tick gets appeared at the right side of Address field as shown below.

Step 5: Start Blogging

By completing till step 4, you successfully own a website for free. Now, you can start posting posts/articles, click on start blogging!


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