Make your tailored blog page for SharePoint administrators

As a SharePoint Administrator and above in Microsoft 365, you can let your users create and administer their own SharePoint sites, determine what kind of sites they can create, and specify the location of the sites. By default, users can create communication sites and Microsoft 365 group-connected team sites.

Go to the home page of the site. Select + New , and then select Page . Alternately, you can go to an existing page, select + New , and select Page . Or, you can choose Copy of this page to create a new page that has the same web parts and content as the existing page.

Create a classic site Go to Active sites in the SharePoint admin center, and select Create. At the bottom of the panel, select Brose more sites. Under Choose a template, select More templates. In the Title box, enter a name for the site. Select OK.

How to create a Blog in SharePoint Step 1: Create a Communication Site. Step 2: Add News Web Part. Step 3: Create Blog Categories. Step 4: Enable Enterprise Keywords. Step 5: Build a sample Blog Post Page. Step 6: Create a Blog Post Template. Step 7: Set up Site Security. Step 8: Enable Scheduling.

Manage roles and permissions. Maintain SharePoint security aspects, including firewalls, encryption and security zones. Develop shared storage space, maintain that space by cleaning up and archiving data, and manage site storage limits. Update content types and workflows based on user requirements.

Users assigned the SharePoint Administrator role have access to the SharePoint admin center and can create and manage sites, designate site admins, manage sharing settings, and manage Microsoft 365 groups, including creating, deleting, and restoring groups, and changing group owners.

SharePoint Administrators can create sites Only a small group of administrators in IT or a business team are able to create new SharePoint sites. Users are able to request new sites from this admin team through some form of internal request mechanism.