7 Things You Should Buy Custom Domain For Blogspot Blogs
people frequently question me which platform is better for search engine optimization reason and safe and free also. I clearly respond them with the equal solution that in case you want some thing to be safe and sound you have to guard it and the simplest manner you may protect it's far to very own it. same factor with free Blogspot domain names and that i suggest you to move you blog to custom area. right here I kingdom some purpose to returned my factor.
- If you only use BlogSpot because everything is free then think again. There are companies out there who can give you a .com domain in 1 or 2 dollar. So 1$ is not that much. I suggest every professional blogger to buy a custom domain as it secures your brand name and also your hard work.
- This is a very common practice and also happened to me. When I am not aware of blogging then whenever I saw blogspot link I think it is some spam link. I laughed a lot after few years when I found out it is just a free platform and that is the only reason why spammers love it. I asked the same question to many people and I was not shocked that they all saw blogspot spammy just like me. So using a custom name will help you gain some trust in eyes of people on social media sites.
- It is very very hard to earn good quality links for SEO purposes because everyone would say the same. Blogger is a free platform and it is not trusted so why I link back to Blogspot. Many blog sites don’t allow blogspot to drop its link in link building process.
- Google thinks the same about you as Google prefer a domain over a blogspot blog to rank in google. This is because everyone thinks the same either it is a human or Google robot. All are thinking same that you are not serious about your blogging and earning. If you are serious then you can, at least, invest 1-2 dollars in your hobby. So kindly spend a dollar to become an apple of Google and human eyes.
- You can develop your own brand on Blogspot by using custom domains. You can find a good template just like word press and can edit and add your own unique logo and favicon. You can also add banner and header so people can take you as a good establish brands. Remember one thing that sometimes the shops with better looks gain more profit then the shop with better products. So adopt smart practices and work smart to increase your income.
- From custom domains, you can have access to make large no of brand emails id’s also. You can spread those email ids for branding purpose also.
- Sometimes I feel sorry for every blogger as they often migrate to other platforms and miss all this link juice as a result. But when you are on the custom domain and want to migrate from one platform to another then it’s not a blog hassle for you. You would not lose any of your link juice.
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Questions On Changing From Blogspot To A Custom Domain
Will I loose My Followers When I Change To A Custom Domain ? - This refers to the Google Friend Connect Followers and the answer is No you wont loose them.Blogger have posted both on the known issues page and on the Blogger Twitter account that there has been problems with the Followers gadget recently so you could have experienced unrelated problems.
Are there any limitations on bandwidth, visitors etc ? - The answer is No, there are no limits imposed when you change to a custom domain.
Does my feed automatically redirect ? - The short answer is Yes.The default feed will fully redirect.However if you have a feed on feedburner it simply keeps pulling your posts from the blogspot domain.It is important you not change the domain in your Feedburner settings as then you will loose the subscribers.So to wrap up, on Feedburner your feed will stay connected to your old sub domain but that is not an issue.
Do I Lose Page Rank and Alexa Rank ? - As you will be using a brand new domain the answer is yes.However you should not loose traffic or search traffic which is the important factor.
If I change to a custom domain, will the URL of a particular post (not the blog itself) still be functional after a change? In other words, will the old URL direct you to that particular post? -The answer is yes.Every post and every page of your blog will redirect to the new domain.So for example a post published a year ago as :
yourblog.blogspot.com/2010/06/an-amazing-post.html
Would then automatically be :
yourblog.com/2010/06/an-amazing-post.html
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