How To Create A Blank Page In Blogger
Having the option to create a blank page is very useful when you're a blogger. For example, you may see the need to create an 'About me' or 'Contact me' page and do not want to write either of these as a lone blog post. Some blogging directories 
insist you have a 'subscribe' page, and many 'blog for payment' sites won't accept your blog on their lists unless you have a 'disclosure' which is easily found on your blog.
No one wants to read a blog post written merely for the aforementioned, this is why the ability to create a page is so welcome. You can create up to ten stand-alone pages for your blog. Here's how you do it.
Go to your Dashboard
Click New Post on your chosen blog
At the top of the page you'll see 4 options: New Post, Edit Posts, Edit Pages and Comment Moderation.
Click on New Page
Create your page and give it a suitable name
insist you have a 'subscribe' page, and many 'blog for payment' sites won't accept your blog on their lists unless you have a 'disclosure' which is easily found on your blog. Go to your Dashboard
Click New Post on your chosen blog
At the top of the page you'll see 4 options: New Post, Edit Posts, Edit Pages and Comment Moderation.
Click on New Page
Create your page and give it a suitable name
Publish your page
Make a note of the url of this new page. You may want it to show up as a link instead as 'Pages'.
. Today I want to emphasize some of Blogger's many gadgets which you can easily implement on your site. Just click on the links and they will take you to the page from where you can easily add these on your blog. I've chosen these gadgets specifically because they help to convert all those passing viewers to actual readers who stay around to sample more than just your front page.
will take your readers to the post in which it originally appeared, resulting in more page views for your blog.
for the past two years. Payment for ads placed on my blog and articles had always been something of a rumour. The elusive cheque was something big Bloggers talked about and promised to teach you, but never quite delivered. Earning pennies for all the hard work we bloggers put ourselves through can be quite depressing. We spend a lot of time on our sites, writing, devising and designing the best possible posts for our readers. This is why the news I'm about to reveal is so encouraging.
