Where to Find Your Blogger Blog ID

⭐ Why You Need to Locate Your Blog ID for Automated Posting

Automated posting tools — like your iWidget work autoposter — communicate with Blogger through Google’s API. The API doesn’t use your blog’s name or URL to identify it. Instead, it requires a unique numeric Blog ID to know exactly which blog to publish to.

When your script runs, it sends a request to Google that says:

• “Here is the post content.”
• “Here is the scheduled time.”
• “Publish this to Blog ID X.”

If the Blog ID is missing or incorrect, the API cannot deliver the post, because it doesn’t know which blog the request belongs to.

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⭐ How It Works Behind the Scenes

Here’s the simple flow:

1. Your script authenticates with your Google account.
2. It generates a new post (keywords, template, schema, labels).
3. It sends the post to the Blogger API.
4. The API looks at the Blog ID you provided.
5. It publishes the post to that exact blog, at the exact time you scheduled.

Think of the Blog ID as the “address” the API uses to deliver your content.

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⭐ Why It Matters for Multi‑Blog Automation

If you run multiple blogs, each one has its own Blog ID.
Your autoposter can loop through all of them like this:

BLOG_IDS = [
    "1234567890123456789",
    "9876543210987654321",
    "4788743446240786013"
]

The script then posts to each blog individually, using the correct ID every time.

This is how you scale:

• niche sites
• client blogs
• feeder blogs
• SEO networks
• branded content hubs

All from one script.

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• a super short version
• a Blogger‑ready HTML block
• a client‑friendly explanation
• or a diagram-style breakdown

Just tell me the style you want.

Here’s the simplest way to find your Blogger Blog ID.

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🔍 Where to Find Your Blogger Blog ID

Your Blog ID is always visible in the URL when you are:

• editing a post
• previewing a post
• viewing your dashboard

And it looks like this:

https://draft.blogger.com/blog/post/edit/4788743446240786013/5349719204203480685

From your tab data, your Blog ID is the first long number:

✅ Your Blog ID:

4788743446240786013

That’s the number you put into your script.

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🧠 How to identify it in any Blogger URL

Look for this pattern:

/blog/post/edit/BLOGID/POSTID

So:

• BLOGID = your blog’s unique ID
• POSTID = the specific post you’re editing

In this case:

BLOGID = 4788743446240786013
POSTID = 5349719204203480685

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🧩 Where to paste it in your script

Replace:

BLOG_ID_1

with:

"4788743446240786013"

Example:

BLOG_IDS = [
    "4788743446240786013"
]

If you add more blogs later, just add more IDs to the list.

/blog/ is your Blog ID.

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