Blogger Blog On The Go (1)

 

Google has switched from desktop-first indexing to mobile-first indexing since July 1, 2019.  The trend has developed and become widely accepted.  I checked my Blogspot statistics on my blog traffic and found most of my traffic still comes from the desktop.  I have to put more effort into going forward and work in line with the trend.

Therefore, I installed yesterday the Blogger on the go for my smartphone.  I got the app from Google Play Store and installed the app.  It is effortless and straightforward.  After the installation, I checked back on the smartphone, and it is working surprisingly fast. Now everything is at your fingertips, simple, easy, and efficient.  It is cool.

There is no complaint, except the sidebar is gone and the advertisement is gone too, but it is neat, fast, and easy to read as the font size and click elements are user-friendly.  Navigation on the page is very satisfactory.  I like it.

With the Blogger on the go, it is more fun to blogging.  i.e., mobile blogging.  Do the blogging on travel anywhere as long as there is wifi. With the Blogger on the go app, I can share it to Facebook, Youtube,  Blogger, Linkedin, Quora, Whatsapp, Line, and other social media with a flip of the finger.  I can do a lot more with the Blogger on the go.  Just Do It On the Spot.  It is a lot of fun.  For example, I can blog while I am walking in the park. Take a picture or video, type in the post title and post description, then click Save. It is done. 

With the Blogger app and a smartphone, we can attach photos or select pictures from the photo gallery. Sharing current locations on posts is also possible by tabbing the 'My Location' bar and adding areas. We can also share photos and links directly to Blogger.  

Here to what I did mobile blogging the other day. 

Step by Step with a smartphone

• Take a picture with the smartphone or select an image from the smartphone Gallery. 
• Click the share icon at the bottom of the smartphone.
• Click the BLOGGER icon of the smartphone add the post title, content 
• Click the arrow icon to send out.    It is done

At this point, I would like to bring you guys to the sixties. When people then were using mechanical typewriters, e.g., Underwood, Brother,  in the eighties, the IBM electrical typing machines,  the nineties the IBM personal computers, in the millennium the Apple desktop pc and now everything on the go: smartphones, i-pads, tablets.  Technologies swiftly move forward.