How to remove redirect errors on blogger

 


Redirect errors in Blogger usually happen due to incorrect settings in the robots.txt file or improper redirects in Blogger settings. Here’s how you can fix them:


Step 1: Check Blogger Redirect Settings


1. Go to Blogger Dashboard > Settings.



2. Scroll to Errors and redirects.



3. Click on Custom redirects and check if any unnecessary redirects are added.



4. If you see incorrect redirects, remove them and save changes.




Step 2: Fix Robots.txt File


A misconfigured robots.txt file can block search engines and cause redirect errors.


1. Check Your Current Robots.txt File


Go to: https://yourblog.blogspot.com/robots.txt


Replace yourblog.blogspot.com with your actual blog URL.


If you see "Disallow: /search" in your robots.txt, it means Blogger is preventing indexing of search pages.



2. Update Robots.txt in Blogger


1. Go to Blogger Dashboard > Settings > Crawlers and indexing.



2. Enable Custom robots.txt.



3. Click Edit and update it with a correct version.


Recommended Robots.txt:


User-agent: *

Disallow: /search

Allow: /


Sitemap: https://yourblog.blogspot.com/sitemap.xml



4. Save the changes.






Step 3: Remove Incorrect Custom Meta Tags


1. Go to Blogger Dashboard > Settings > Meta Tags.



2. Ensure the Custom robots header tags are properly configured:


Homepage: All or Index, Follow.


Archive & Search Pages: Noindex.


Default for Posts and Pages: All or Index, Follow.



Step 4: Fix Redirect Errors in Google Search Console


1. Open Google Search Console.



2. Go to Pages > Why pages aren’t indexed.



3. Look for Redirect Error and check which URLs are affected.



4. If needed, manually remove incorrect URLs in Removals.




Step 5: Clear Cache & Resubmit Sitemap


1. Go to Blogger Dashboard > Settings > Crawlers and indexing.



2. Click on Google Search Console and sign in.



3. Go to Sitemaps and enter:


https://yourblog.blogspot.com/sitemap.xml



4. Click Submit to refresh the indexing.




Step 6: Wait for Google to Reindex


  • Google takes time to recrawl and remove errors.


  • Check Google Search Console after a few days.



After following these steps, your redirect errors should be fixed. Let me know if you need more help!


Fahad Sultan

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