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Custom Redirect Settings in Blogger

If you want to redirect Blogger post to another URL, you can use five types of redirection 300, 301, 302, 303 and 307. All of them mostly used redirection is 301 and 302. Therefore, Blogger has both types of redirection options. To know more about 301 and 302 redirects, follow the articles. If you want to know more about all types of redirects you may proceed to read this article.

• 302 Redirect: A 302 redirect is a temporary redirect. If you redirect your pages with 302 redirects, it means you temporarily redirect Blogger post to another URL. Search engines can view it by the HTTP response. In that case, your link juice would not be passed i,e, pagerank and backlinks power. Clearly it would not be best for SEO.
• 301 Redirect: A 301 redirect is a permanently redirect. If you have redirected a page with 301 redirects, the page would be moved permanently. In that case, the link juice would also be passed. Obviously, it is better for SEO. You should always consider 301 permanently redirect when redirecting your old posts to new posts.

Now, here is a simple guide to add custom redirect Blogger post to another URL (or dealing with the crawl errors) by redirecting the error pages to the targeted posts.

How to Permanently Redirect Blogger Posts

Let you have a current post whose URL is "www.yoursite.com/2015/05/old-post.html", now you have edited that URL with "www.yoursite.com/2015/05/new-post.html". Here is a way to 301 redirects.

1. Go to your Blogger dashboard.
2. Select your Blog, and click on "Search preferences" under "Settings".
3. Now, look over the "Errors and redirections" section, and click on "Edit" in "Custom Redirects". 
   
   
   
   
   
   As mention in the above screenshot, type the old post URL in "From" field or write the post URL that you want to redirect. Make sure, you don't need to write the root directory of your domain i.e., I have typed "/2015/05/old-post.html".
   In field "To", type the new post URL or the URL that points to after redirection. Now, make a tick in the checkbox in "Permanent". It means you are redirecting your post permanently so the link juice would be passed from the old URL to the new one.
4. Finally, click on "Save", and then on "Save changes".
5. You have successfully redirected your posts permanently.

By using custom redirects, you can also remove your crawl errors. Here is how can you find these crawl errors.

How to Remove Crawl Errors by Blogger Custom Redirects 

• Go to your Google Webmaster Tools (Re-brand name is now Google Search Console).
• Select your property.
• Look on the left sidebar, and go to Crawl -> Crawl Errors.
• You can here view the "Not found" pages separated with desktop, smartphone and featured phone. You can easily check the desired URLs point to not found page. If you find it, you can easily 301 redirect them to the targeted post.
• You can also view where and when Google detected "not found pages" by clicking on them.

Note that the technique is only for the internal pages so you can use the custom redirect option to move your internal pages to another internal page. If you have purchased a new domain and if you wish to redirect your current blog to the new domain, you will need a technique to redirect to the external pages.

Some bloggers start blogging with free Blogger platform, but later they switch to WordPress site with their own domain name. In that case, they redirect Blogger blog to the new domain as the following way. If you wish to redirect your entire Blogger blog to a new domain, just follow the simple step.

Redirect Blogger Blog to another Website Domain

1. Go to your Blogger dashboard.
2. Select your blog -> Template -> Edit HTML -> Click anywhere in the Blogger source code, and press Ctrl+ F.
3. search <b:include data="blog" name="all-head-content"/>.
   Now paste the following line just below to above line.
   
   
   <meta http-equiv='refresh' content='0;url=http://www.yournewdomain.com' />
   
   
   Here the number 0 indicates that how many seconds to wait before redirection to the domain. If you have set 0, it is similar as 301 permanent redirects otherwise it would be 302 or 307 temporarily redirect.

You can redirect your Blogger post to another post URL with JavaScript too by the command "window.location='http://example.com'". I would not recommend you to redirect your pages by using JavaScript method as some browsers may have disabled it, and also most of the search engines would not follow such redirects.

Update 1: Yesterday, I have received a mail from our reader that how can I redirect a Blogger post to an external page. Therefore, I think it should be update here.

Redirect a Blogger post to External URL

First, I have to use the conditional code of Blogger to select a particular page or post, once we select the page that we want to redirect, we will apply meta code to redirect. Don't think so much, Just copy the below code and paste it just below to <b:include data="blog" name="all-head-content"/> code inside your Blogger source code.




<b:if cond='data:blog.url == &quot;Your-Blog-Post-URL-HERE&quot;'>

<meta http-equiv='refresh' content='0;url=External-Post-URL-HERE' />

</b:if>

Change your blog post URL and the external post URL in above code, and save the template. Now, go to the post that you have redirected, you will see once it loads, redirected to the external domain post page. If you have any doubt you may feel free to contact us.