Blogger/Blogspot redirect to own domain?

redirect blogger blogspot

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Solution 1

In blogger dashboard's setting tab there is option for publishing where you can add your custom domains. Here is the nice post from google

Ajedi32 commented:

Just adding your target domain as a "custom domain" will set up the redirect, even if that domain doesn't point back to Blogger as the help page presumes it will.

Solution 2

Go to your blogger blog,than setting option,than basic.

there is a oprion below your blogspot url ,setting a third party domain,add your domain name there.

now go to domain name control panel,change nameserver as per instruction. also add cname . now go back to blogspot blog and click on set up a third party url,click on redirect domain. that's all.

it may sometime tooks 24 hours if you are using godaddy or namepro domain.

Solution 3

The option that i want to suggest you is redirect your blogspot visitors to home page of your own blog.

Step-1

Go to blogger and login with login credentials.

Step-2

Click on “Template” from left side menu.

Step-3

Here you can see blog preview. Click on “Edit HTML”. In blog html paste below code in <head> tag and click on “Save template”.

Let have a look at below code.

<meta content='2;url=http://yourdomain.com/' http-equiv='refresh'/>

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Torben

Updated on August 05, 2022

Comments

Torben almost 2 years
How can I create a 301-Google friendly redirect to redirect visitors from a Blogger/Blogspot website to my own domain?

The visitors of the posts of the old domain:
```
http://example.blogspot.com/2014/03/blogpost-title.html
```
should be redirected to the new domain:
```
http://example.com/blogpost-title/
```
How do I do that with Blogger/Blogspot?

Edit: In the new domain I don't want to use blogspot - I use my own hosted WordPress instead.
Torben about 10 years

But i dont want to use blogspot on my custom domain - i will use wordpress instead.
Ajedi32 over 9 years

@Torben I think just adding your target domain as a "custom domain" will set up the redirect, even if that domain doesn't point back to Blogger as the help page presumes it will.
digitalPBK over 9 years

@Ajedi32 it shows a warning if the domain is not served by blogger
Oskar Skog almost 7 years

@digitalPBK: But it's just a warning right? So it still works?
digitalPBK almost 7 years

@OskarSkog Yes if the end user clicks a link. It will not be a 301 redirect.