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How To Blog On Blogger With Your Mobile Phone

In this short and direct tutorial, I'd be unfolding the very easiest and best way to post easily on your blog with your java, symbian or android phone (Nokia Asha, C2, Xpressmusic, C3 etc, Motorolla, Samsung, Sony etc) without getting a "Bad Request Error 400."

It's very annoying when you get that "Bad Request" issh.
You can use any browser at all Chrome, Opera mini, Uc browser, Bolt, IE, Firefox, etc.

Also note that this method is only for Blogger, that is, blogspot.com blogs owned by Google.
It supports HTML coding. Does not show HTML literally (unlike blogging from email), and posts quick and fast.

Just follow these simple steps below:
1. Open your favorite browser (yours could be Chrome, Uc, Opera etc, for me, its UC).
2. Log on to the email you used blogging. That is, go to www.blogspot.com and sign in with your email and password.
3. Open another page in your browser and type in or copy and paste this url address:
https://www.blogger.com/blog_this.pyra
4. A page will open up. At the top of the page is a drop down menu were you select the blog you want to post on. Select your blog, put the title of your post, write what you want to post and click Publish Post.
5. You can EDIT your post after publishing. That's all.

I hope that was clear enough?
If Yes, then enjoy!
If No, then drop your issues with the comment box below, or ask for help on WhatsApp: +2347031998091

Thanks.
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  1. Blogsng15 September 2016 at 17:36

    you can only post but the interface will not be clear enough to show you the list of your categories and others so what the need of creating post when you cant categorise them



    it is better you make use of the perfect method to blog on opera

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    1. M E S C O P A U L19 September 2016 at 08:45

      @Kennedy Prosper, I guess you're very right. It was actually a very short and fast (though limited) way of blogging especially for those who either care less about categorizing or who can sitback later to edit and categorize the posts.
      I read about your Opera mini, I guess its cool, but the limitation is that you only have that work for ANDROID users. Symbian or Java users can't use the apk Opera mini Beta.
      Or do you have or know any Java Opera Beta that works on Blogger?

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  2. M E S C O P A U L15 September 2016 at 20:56

    @Kennedy Prosper, I guess you're very right. It was actually a very short and fast (though limited) way of blogging especially for those who either care less about categorizing or who can sitback later to edit and categorize the posts.

    I read about your Opera mini, I guess its cool, but the limitation is that you only have that work for ANDROID users. Symbian or Java users can't use the apk Opera mini Beta.
    Or do you have or know any Java Opera Beta that works on Blogger?

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  3. Majematicblog22 September 2016 at 09:30

    Thanks bro it rocks!!!!

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