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  1. support.google.com › bloggerBlogger Help - Google Help

    Advertise on your blog. Help people find your blog on search engines. Back up or import your blog. Control access to your blog. Share content on other sites. Manage blogs you follow. Manage domains registered through Blogger. Set up a custom domain. Use Analytics with Blogger.

  2. blogger.googleblog.com › 2012 › 10Getting Help on Blogger - Official Blogger Blog

    Oct 26, 2012 · We’ve developed a handful of helpful resources where you can learn more about the latest features, report a problem with Blogger, and even post your questions where our Blogger Support Team and Top Contributors can help you track down answers.

  3. www.wikihow.com › Contact-BloggersHow To Contact Bloggers: 6 Easy, Surefire Ways - wikiHow

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    Look around the website. Most blogs will display a series of pages at the top of the home page. Often you can find one which will say "Contact Me" or something similar. Be on the lookout for an "About" page as well. If you can't find any such page on the site, try Googling the blog's URL alongside "Contact" or "About" in quotes. [1] X Research source If it's a Tumblr blog, getting in touch is ...
    Open the contact page and look through it. Typically you'll see an embedded contact form. You might also see links to their socials on their page. Feel free to private message them through any social medias listed on their contact page,
    Message them directly. If there is an embedded form, that is likely the best way to get in touch. Send a friendly greeting, include a personal introduction and a question or two, and you should be chatting in no time! If there is an embedded contact form, any messages sent there will likely go directly to the writer's email inbox.
    Visit the blogger's profile page. On some blog-hosting sites, such as Blogger, each writer has their own profile page, separate from their blog. You could try going onto their profile and checking for an email address, or an account on another site. Search for it in a sidebar from their blog, or do a Google search including their name and that of the blog hosting site.

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    Leaving an anonymous message/comment is less likely to be replied to. After all, wouldn't you feel better talking to someone you didn't know if you could at least see a picture and/or a name? Thanks Helpful 3 Not Helpful 1
    These steps can also work similarly for YouTubers and other vloggers. Sites such as YouTube provide users with inboxes and comment sections which are user friendly and easy to use. Thanks Helpful 2 Not Helpful 1
    Try not to plug your own work in any public forums. Reaching out to a blogger with a pitch is perfectly valid, but don't pitch your work in the comments section of their blog or on their Facebook wall, unless encouraged to do so. Send them an email or private message expressing your interest in writing for them. Thanks Helpful 0 Not Helpful 0

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    Be careful. Remember that you most likely do not know the blogger personally and, if this is the case, that you should not give them your personal information. Thanks Helpful 0 Not Helpful 0
    Respect their privacy. They are people too and have their own personal lives. If they do not have their contact information somewhere readily accessible, you should respect their decision and not go overboard trying to get their information, as they may not be interested in contact or giving out their personal details. Thanks Helpful 0 Not Helpful 0
    Don't go to the extreme just to get a reply. If you leave a few comments and a tweet for them with no response, it's best to just leave it alone. If you're suddenly bombarding them with emails and tweets and friend requests on Facebook, they are likely to get freaked out and, obviously, are very unlikely to respond to you. Thanks Helpful 0 Not Helpful 0
    Be weary when using any domain lookup tools. There are many services out there that claim to be able to find contact info for any domain, but privacy has increased immensely online over the last decade, so most domains are encrypted and the resulting contact info will likely be irrelevant. [3] X Research source Thanks Helpful 0 Not Helpful 0

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  4. www.bloggertipsandtricks.com › blogger › how-toHow to contact Blogger support? - Blogging Tips and Tricks

    Learn the different ways to reach Blogger support for account and TOS issues, or join the Google Blogger Help group for other queries. Find out the latest updates on Blogger contact form, email, and wishlist.

  5. www.liveagent.com › directory › blogger-help-deskBlogger Help Desk Contacts - LiveAgent

    How to contact Blogger's customer service via email, live chat support, phone number, social media support, and self-service support.

  6. blog.hubspot.com › serviceThe HubSpot Customer Service Blog

    Mar 29, 2023 · Customer journey mapping helps you keep track of customer touchpoints. Discover what a customer journey map is, how to create one, and best practices. Aaron Agius. 4/17/24.