Helper Blogger

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LiveJournal is a great free resource for people who want to keep a log 
or a diary of sorts of theirs online, or share their life experiences 
with their friends and family. It allows people to make posts, and then 
cross-post and share on their social media profiles. Hence, these 
journals have all the markings of a blog. But for people who started off
 with LiveJournal, but aren't satisfied with the limited options it has,
 <a href="http://www.helperbloggers.blogspot.com/" target="_blank">Blogger</a> 
is a great option for them. Blogger is so much more than what 
LiveJournal is. So if you're not satisfied with LiveJournal, you can 
just move your blog from LiveJournal over to Blogger and get much more functionality.</div>
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We recently published a post about transferring your blog from WordPress to Blogger.
 And we shall continue this series with this LiveJournal to Blogger 
conversion. Our dear readers have been demanding a post on conversion 
from Blogger to WordPress, so we will be doing that soon. Stay tuned :)</div>
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And now, back to the topic at hand.In this post, we will walk you 
through the conversion. We are assuming that you already have a <a href="http://www.livejournal.com/" target="_blank">LiveJournal</a> account, with some content published on it, which you want to transfer.<br />
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Transferring from LiveJournal to Blogger </div>
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First of all, visit this link (<a href="https://livejournal2blogger.appspot.com/" target="_blank">liveJournal2Blogger</a>),
 and log into your LiveJournal account using the form given on the page.
 Unlike WordPress, LiveJournal doesn't provide you with an option to 
export your content. So you need a third-party app to do it for you. And
 this app does just that for you.</div>
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You will be prompted to save a file on your computer. This is your 
LiveJournal in a Blogger-friendly exported format. We will use this to 
import data into Blogger, so keep it ready at hand.<br />
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Importing data into Blogger </div>
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Now you have the exported file, all you need to do is import this file into Blogger. Log into, or sign up for a <a href="http://blogger.com/" target="_blank">Blogger</a> account, From there, either Create a new blog, or click on an existing blog where you want to publish your LiveJournal content.</div>
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Once you're logged into a blog's dashboard, Click on the <b>Settings </b>at the bottom of the left side-bar. From the options that pop out, click on <b>Others</b>. Then, on the right, you'll see an option to <b>Import Blog</b>.</div>
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Now, all you need to do is browse to the file you downloaded, and upload
 it here. Follow the simple instructions, and you have a set of posts 
from your LiveJournal account ready to be published!</div>
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As with the WordPress to Blogger, this conversion has a limitation of 
file sizes for up to 1 MB. But LiveJournal blogs are pretty small, so 
you shouldn't have much of a problem exporting your posts and comments. 
That's all there is to the conversion. You might also like to know about
 Blogger2WordPress.</div>
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