Blogger
Keep your Blogger blog updated from the editor you already use
Your article goes live on LookMyBio first. Right after, Blogger gets its own copy, with the layout, video players and labels intact and a closing line that sends readers to the source.
Blogger sits alongside the other blogs you can connect on Starter and above.
- Connect by signing in
- Sent as HTML
- Link back to your post
- Up to 10 tags
- Later edits sent on request
The blog editor in the app with a post by Estúdio Norte, a brand studio: cover, title, subtitle and text. Then its Cross-post window, sending the post to each of the blog's destinations one after another.
Your longtime Blogger readers still check that old address
Moving to a new blog does not move the people who bookmarked the Blogger one. So each article gets pasted into the Blogger composer, its pictures reattached and its labels typed again, or the old blog slowly goes quiet.
Your digital presence doesn't have to be this fragmented
LookMyBio brings the whole flow into one platform, so you produce in a more organized way and stay in control of what gets published.
How it works
Sign in with Google
In the cross-post settings of your LookMyBio blog, choose Blogger and approve access with the Google account that owns your Blogger blog.
Choose the blog
If that Google account runs more than one blog, pick the one that should receive your articles.
Tick Blogger before publishing
Select Blogger in the Cross-post window. The copy is created as soon as your post is published or when its scheduled moment comes.
Google sign-in instead of keys or passwords
Blogger belongs to Google, so connecting it is a regular Google consent screen. Nothing needs to be copied from a settings page, and you can withdraw the access from your Google account at any time.
- Accounts with several blogs choose which one receives posts
- Publish the copy right away or hold it as a Blogger draft
Formatting, players and labels survive the trip
Blogger reads HTML, so your headings, quotes and images look the way you wrote them, and an embedded YouTube video keeps playing inside the Blogger post. Tags turn into Blogger labels, at most 10 of them.
- The cover image is shown at the top of the Blogger post
- The title carries over unchanged
A closing line points readers home
Blogger offers no canonical setting for a post, so the copy finishes with an "Originally published at" sentence whose address leads to your article. Readers and search engines both see where the piece started.
- The line is added only to the Blogger copy, not to your own post
Corrections reach Blogger when you send them
Edit the original and the Blogger copy shows up as out of date in the Cross-post window. One click sends the revised text, so a fixed date or a new paragraph does not stay behind on Blogger.
- Comments written on Blogger stay on Blogger and are not pulled into your comments inbox
The blog editor in the app with a post by Estúdio Norte, a brand studio: cover, title, subtitle and text. Then its Cross-post window, sending the post to each of the blog's destinations one after another.
A second language for the same audience
Have a published article translated into a fresh, linked draft, read it over, and send that edition to Blogger as its own post.
Blogger at a glance
| Connect with | Your Google account |
|---|---|
| Sent as | HTML, with video players kept |
| Labels | Up to 10 |
| Original credit | A closing line linking to your post |
| Drafts | Live on Blogger or saved as a draft there |
| Later edits | Pushed from the Cross-post window |
| Comments | Remain on Blogger |
| Plan | Starts on Starter, $27 per month |
Blogger questions
For people whose readers have followed a Blogspot address for years.
Give your Blogger readers new posts again
Sign in with Google one time, and the articles you choose show up on Blogger with a link back to you.