Blogger - Manage Sites

Blogger > My Sites shows every Blogger blog linked to your connected Google account. Because Tenwrite discovers your blogs automatically during sign-in, there’s no manual setup here — just sign in and your blogs appear.

1. Log in to the Tenwrite Web Dashboard.
2. Click Blogger > My Sites in the sidebar.

At the top of the page, three overview cards give you a quick snapshot:

• Connected Blogs — how many blogs are active, and how many your plan allows.
• Monthly Exports — your export usage for the current billing period.
• Quick Actions — shortcuts to start a new export, browse all posts, or sync content.

Below the cards, the blogs table lists every discovered blog with your role, its status, a content summary (how many posts and pages are indexed), and when it was last synced.

Tenwrite keeps an index of your Blogger posts and pages so that My Posts loads instantly — no waiting on live Blogger API calls every time you open the page. The index updates automatically twice a day.

If you’ve just published or edited something in Blogger and want to see it reflected in Tenwrite right away, use Sync Site Content.

You can trigger a sync from:

• the Quick Actions card on My Sites
• any blog’s Actions menu in the table
• the header on the My Posts page

These two actions do different things and it’s worth knowing which one to reach for:

In the sites table, open a blog’s Actions menu to:

• View Posts — jump to My Posts filtered for that blog.
• Manage Blog — open the blog detail page.
• Sync Site Content — sync just that specific blog.

Click any row in the table to open that blog’s detail page.

Here you’ll find:

• Blog Name — as it appears in Tenwrite.
• Visit site — a direct link to open the live blog.
• Blog ID — the unique Blogger identifier for this blog.
• Status — whether the blog is currently live.
• Connected and Last Updated dates.
• Access Level — whether you’re the Owner or a Member.

If you’re collaborating on someone else’s blog, the detail page shows a Member Access notice. As a member you can publish content and work with linked posts in Tenwrite, but you can’t manage site settings or team access.

If Tenwrite shows a warning that your Google account connection needs to be renewed, it usually means your Blogger permissions have expired. To fix it, sign out of Tenwrite and sign back in with the same Google account.

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