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If your Blogspot (Blogger) website is showing a "Crawled - currently not indexed" status in Google's search results, it means that Google has crawled your website but has not yet indexed its content. This can happen for various reasons, but you can take steps to help Google index your site properly. Here's what you can do:
1. Check Your Robots.txt File:
Make sure your robots.txt file is not blocking Googlebot from crawling your site. You can access your robots.txt file by going to "Settings" > "Search preferences" > "Crawlers and indexing" in your Blogger dashboard. Ensure that there are no specific restrictions preventing Google from accessing your content.
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2. XML Sitemap:
Ensure that your Blogger site has an XML sitemap. Blogger automatically generates a sitemap for your blog, and you can find it at https://yourblogname.blogspot.com/sitemap.xml. Make sure this sitemap is accessible and up to date.
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3. Quality Content:
Ensure that your blog has high-quality, unique, and valuable content. Google is more likely to index content that provides value to users.
4. Fetch as Google:
Use Google's "Fetch as Google" tool in Google Search Console (formerly known as Webmaster Tools) to request indexing for specific pages or posts. Submitting individual URLs for indexing can help speed up the process.
5. Submit Your Sitemap to Google Search Console:
Add your Blogger sitemap to Google Search Console. This allows you to monitor your site's performance and request indexing for specific URLs.
6. Check for Technical Issues:
Ensure that there are no technical issues on your website that might be preventing Google from indexing your content. This includes checking for broken links, 404 errors, and other issues that could hinder crawling and indexing.
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7. Use Social Media and Other Promotion:
Promote your blog on social media and other platforms. Generating traffic and backlinks can help Google discover and index your content faster.
8. Be Patient:
Google's indexing process can take some time, especially for new websites or updated content. Sometimes, it may take a few days or even weeks for Google to index your pages. Be patient and continue to create valuable content.
9. Monitor Google Search Console:
Regularly monitor Google Search Console for any crawl or indexing errors. Address any issues that Google reports to ensure smooth indexing.
10. Follow Google's Guidelines:
Ensure that your blog follows Google's guidelines and policies for webmasters. Violating these guidelines can lead to indexing issues.
Remember that indexing may take time, and not all content may be indexed immediately. Continue to update your blog with fresh content, follow best SEO practices, and monitor your Google Search Console account for any issues. If you consistently provide quality content and follow these guidelines, your blog should eventually get indexed by Google.
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