Blogger and Country-Specific Domains
My traffic logs suggest that country-specific redirection in Blogger is now live in at least 15 countries. Here’s a complete list:
India [blogspot.in], Australia [blogspot.com.au], UK [blogspot.co.uk], Japan [blogspot.jp], New Zealand [blogspot.co.nz], Canada [blogspot.ca], Germany [blogspot.de], Italy [blogspot.it], France [blogspot.fr], Sweden [blogspot.se], Spain [blogspot.com.es], Portugal [blogspot.pt], Brazil [blogspot.com.br], Argentina [blogspot.com.ar], Mexico [blogspot.mx]
This country-specific URLs make a negative impression to the site linking and Ranking of a site.
How to Stop Blogger from Redirecting to Country-Specific Domains ?
1. First Go to Blogger Dashboard >> Template >> Edit HTML
2. Now Search for the <head> tag using Ctrl+f.
3. Now copy the below code just after <head> tag.
4. Now save the template and you are done.
My traffic logs suggest that country-specific redirection in Blogger is now live in at least 15 countries. Here’s a complete list:
India [blogspot.in], Australia [blogspot.com.au], UK [blogspot.co.uk], Japan [blogspot.jp], New Zealand [blogspot.co.nz], Canada [blogspot.ca], Germany [blogspot.de], Italy [blogspot.it], France [blogspot.fr], Sweden [blogspot.se], Spain [blogspot.com.es], Portugal [blogspot.pt], Brazil [blogspot.com.br], Argentina [blogspot.com.ar], Mexico [blogspot.mx]
This country-specific URLs make a negative impression to the site linking and Ranking of a site.
How to Stop Blogger from Redirecting to Country-Specific Domains ?
1. First Go to Blogger Dashboard >> Template >> Edit HTML
2. Now Search for the <head> tag using Ctrl+f.
3. Now copy the below code just after <head> tag.
<script type="text/javascript"> var blog = document.location.hostname.split("."); if (blog[blog.length - 1] != "com") { var ncr = "http://" + blog[0] + ".blogspot.com/ncr"; window.location.replace(ncr + document.location.pathname); } </script> |
4. Now save the template and you are done.
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