How to Add a Member to a Team Blog on Blogger.com
Creating a blog as a means for a group of people to communicate is easy on Blogger.com, which allows you to create team blogs. In a team blog, multiple people can post messages as administrators, and the blog belongs to the community of members rather than just one person.
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Instructions
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Create a Blogger.com Account
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Start a team blog at the Blogger.com home page (see the Resources section below).
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Click on the 'Create Your Blog Now' link to open a new account.
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Create a Google account by providing an email address.
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Choose a password at least six character long.
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Enter the display name that you want to appear whenever you post or comment on your team blog.
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Choose a title for your team blog. Only one person can set up the initial blog, but you can come up with a name with the other people you will invite to join your blog.
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Select the address for your blog that will precede '.blogspot.com' in your blog's URL.
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Choose one of the templates that Blogger.com provides to design the appearance of your team blog.
Create a Team Blog and Add Members
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Log in and go to the 'Settings' tab of your blog 'Dashboard,' and choose the 'Permissions' link.
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Click on the 'Add Authors' link under the 'Blog Authors' label.
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Enter the email addresses of the members you would like to add to the blog and click on the 'Invite' button when you are done.
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Allow time for members to accept your invitation and set up or access their own blog accounts to join the team blog.
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Know that once you add a member to your blog, he or she has administrator status and can make changes to the blog. You can change the status of a member by clicking on the 'Admin' link and changing that person to guest status.
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Remove a team member by returning to your blog's 'Settings and Permissions' section and click on the 'Remove' link next to the member's name.
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Tips & Warnings
Use the 'Help' link on the Blogger.com home page for any questions you may have regarding team blogs.
Realize that any members of your blog will have access to your email address when you add them to the team.
