The following instructions are for Blogger.com blog templates only.
Get a blog on Blogger.com:
Go to http://www.blogger.com/
There's an orange arrow that says "Create your blog now". Click on that.
You have to create an account.
Username: Your username is just the ID for when you log in. It won't show up on your blog anywhere.
Password: Enter your password on both lines.
Display Name: Your Display Name is what will show up on your blog. Put your name, for example,
“Camy Tang” or your pen name, “Amy Tan,” so that bloggers will know who you are. It's all about
name recognition, and you don't want to have a weird Display Name where no one knows who you are.
E-mail address: I use my "public" e-mail address, camy@camytang.com, because I give Blogger
Permission to share it so that people can get in touch with me easily.
Some people don't share their email
addresses because it's their private or business e-mail accounts.
Click the Acceptance of Terms box. Click Continue.
Blog title: Pick a title for your website. (This will NOT be your blog url address.) It can be your name,
or it can be a cute title. For publicity purposes, it’s best to have your name in the title somewhere. For
example, “Camy Tang’s website.”
Get a blog on Blogger.com:
Go to http://www.blogger.com/
There's an orange arrow that says "Create your blog now". Click on that.
You have to create an account.
Username: Your username is just the ID for when you log in. It won't show up on your blog anywhere.
Password: Enter your password on both lines.
Display Name: Your Display Name is what will show up on your blog. Put your name, for example,
“Camy Tang” or your pen name, “Amy Tan,” so that bloggers will know who you are. It's all about
name recognition, and you don't want to have a weird Display Name where no one knows who you are.
E-mail address: I use my "public" e-mail address, camy@camytang.com, because I give Blogger
Permission to share it so that people can get in touch with me easily.
Some people don't share their email
addresses because it's their private or business e-mail accounts.
Click the Acceptance of Terms box. Click Continue.
Blog title: Pick a title for your website. (This will NOT be your blog url address.) It can be your name,
or it can be a cute title. For publicity purposes, it’s best to have your name in the title somewhere. For
example, “Camy Tang’s website.”
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