How to Submit Sitemap to Google Search Console? – Blogspot/Blogger Method 1

If you want to take benefits of Organic traffic to get better search engine ranking, then one of the essential things is submitting a sitemap to all search engines. The good thing is that Google Blogger v2 has a ‘sitemap.xml’ file on the server, and you can submit these files to search engines. Most of us think that sitemap submission is a complicated process, and they can not be able to submit Blogger sitemap successfully, so they always look for a webmaster who can do this task for them.

In this article, I will cover the entire process to submit Blogger sitemap to Google search console in less than 5 minutes. This task is the most important and most searched topic on Google and other search engines. I have created a video tutorial to guide you in a better manner, but I am also texting hereunder all the necessary steps.

How to submit Blogspot sitemap to Google

Steps to Submit Sitemap to Google Search Console – Blogspot

1. The first land to https://search.google.com/search-console

2. If you are not already Login to Google, please do Login (if necessary).

3. Now can find a list of blogs with thumbnails and blog URLs.

Submit Blogger Sitemap to Google screen 1

4. Select one blog to submit a sitemap.

5. Additional – if your blog is not in this list, you can submit your blog by clicking red color ADD A SITE button is appearing next to the gear icon and then select this blog.

6. After selecting the blog, you can see Sitemaps ›› tab or heading; Now click on that.

Submit Blogger Sitemap to Google screen 2

7. After that, you’ll find ADD/TEST SITEMAP button in red color; Now Click on that.

Submit Blogger Sitemap to Google screen 3

8. After that, you’ll find a blog URL and a blank box; write ‘sitemap.xml’ without inverted commas.

9. Now click on the blue color Submit Sitemap button.

10. After this action, you’ll get ‘Refresh the page’ message and click on this.

Submit Blogger Sitemap to Google screen 4

Your blog posts and pages have been submitted to the Google search engine. Your blog posts and pages will be crawled within the next 2 or 3 days. Then you’ll be able to see a number of pages indexed by Google search engine and other related stats.

Note:
‘sitemap.xml’ file is not available for those who are using a custom domain for Blogger blogs. Actually, this is a Blogger bug, I have reported this bug, and it will be resolved soon. But in this case, you can use Method 2 to submit a sitemap for blogger custom domain. Method 2 is here.

Bug related to sitemap.xml has been resolved for custom domains on Google Blogger.

Conclusion

Sitemap submission to Google Webmaster tools is a task of 5 minutes. It is really simple, and anyone can submit a sitemap for the blogger custom domain by following all the steps given above. :)

7 thoughts on “How to Submit Sitemap to Google Search Console? – Blogspot/Blogger Method 1”

  1. Great Post! Thanks for this informative post and the good thing is that you can build sitemap online. A sitemap reveals the initial definition of what you are going to offer on your website. This gives you an opportunity to make a good impression especially to new visitors who don’t have an idea how to navigate on your website. Simple structures work well but avoid the danger of making it too basic to be misunderstood. You can reference it in sitemaps, content strategies and functional specifications and it’s also a great way to show to the client what you are planning to build them.

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    Nishan SIngh

    Can we need to submit one time sitemap in blogger after it will update automatically…..

    Thanks advance

    1. Vinay Prajapati
      Vinay Prajapati

      Submit sitemap to Google Search Console and Bing Webmasters tool. You may need to resubmit sitemap if search engines not indexing posts.

  3. Thanks, it was helpful…. You can also help me towards building my blog as I am new to blogging. I’m still battling with some stuff and I’m really confused. Kindly visit my site to help me go through some mistakes I might be making as a starter…. Thanks very much.

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