There are a few things you’ll need in order to make a blog on Google Sites: a Google account, an internet connection, and a web browser. Once you have these things, setting up your blog is easy.
First, create a new Google Sites account. If you don’t already have one, you can create one for free at google.
com/accounts. Once you have an account, sign in and click the “Create site” button on the upper right corner of the main page.
Next, choose a name for your blog and click “Next.” You will be asked to select a domain and host.
You can choose to create your blog on your own domain or use a domain that someone else has already set up. If you want to use a domain that someone else has set up, be sure to get their permission first.
Once you have selected your domain and host, you will be asked to enter your site’s information. This includes your site’s title, description, and website address.
You can also choose to add a logo and choose which languages your blog will be available in.
Now it’s time to add content! To get started, click the “Add content” button and browse to the files that you want to include on your blog. You can add text files (.txt), images (.jpg), or videos (.
mp4) using the uploader on the right side of the screen. You can also add Google Sheets data using the “Sheet Data” tab.
When you’re finished adding content, click “Publish” to launch the publishing process. This will take you through a few steps that will help make sure that your blog looks great when it’s published. First, you will be asked to choose a theme for your blog.
There are many themes available at Google Sites, so it’s easy to find one that fits your style. Next, you will be asked to enter some basic information about your blog: who created it, when it was created, and how many people have visited it so far. Finally, you will be asked to confirm all of these settings and publish your blog!.
Your blog is now ready for visitors! To launch it live, simply open your web browser and type in the website address that you entered when creating your site (for example: googlepages dot com). You should see the homepage of your new blog!.