How to Setup Best Blogger Custom Robots Header Tags Setting For Seo
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Have you ever wondered how search engines rank your posts? Have you heard of search engine robots? If not, this post is for you And will be very important for your Google Blogger. This article explains what settings you need to configure in your Blogspot blog's custom Robots header tag to rank in search engine crawlers and search engines like Google, Bing, Yahoo, DuckDuckGo, etc. .This search engine robot periodically crawls blogs based on custom robot header tags. Therefore, setting up a custom Robots header tag is essential if you want your blog to be visible in search engines. After you set up a custom robot header tag for your blog, you no longer need access to search engine Webmaster Tools to index your blog posts. It automatically crawls your blog on a regular basis and indexes all your posts, pages, and other media files.
Before setting up custom robot header tags, let's first understand what these tags are and what their purpose is.
Custom Robot Header Tags and Their Usage
There are many custom robot header tags available for Blogspot blogs and it is very important to understand them one by one.
Let's take a closer look one by one...
1. all
The "all" header tag allows search crawlers to crawl your blog and index the content available without restrictions. .
2. noindex
As the name suggests, the noindex header tag is used when you do not want certain content to be indexed. Example: Let's say you run an e-commerce website and don't want to index available offers for your products. This is because offers are not permanent and are only available for a specific period of time.
3. nofollow
Before getting familiar with the nofollow header tag, you should know about the dofollow header tag. In fact, dofollow and nofollow tags are used for outbound links. If you place an outbound link on your website without tags, it will be considered dofollow by default and search robots will crawl the link. However, if you don't want search robots to see your sent links, use the nofollow tag.
4. none:
The "none" tag combines the "nofollow" and "noindex" properties of both tags. Using the None tag prevents your content from being displayed by search engines, and also from showing links within search engines.
5. noarchive
This tag tells Google not to store a cached copy of the page on its servers. A cache copy is a copy that Google creates when it crawls your site and saves it as a backup in case your current site goes down.
6. nosnippet:
A snippet is a small block of text that appears on a website. If you don't want the snippet to appear on a particular page, use the nosnippet tag instead.
7. noodp
Demos or Open Directory projects are large directories that contain links to other websites.
How do I set up a custom Robots header tag in Blogger?
So far, we've detailed all 10 tags available in Google's Blogger. Let's see step by step how to set it up in Google Blogger:
Step 1: Open Blogger and log in to the Blogger dashboard. If you're a new blogger and don't know how to set it up, check out our Blogger Guide. Select the blog you want to set the custom Robots header tag for.
STEP2: Next go to Setting -> scroll down to Crawlers and indexing -> Enable Custom Robots Header Tags > Under Custom Robots Header Tags you will find three options 1) Home page tags, 2)Archive and search page tags, and 3)Post and page tags.
STEP3: Click on Home page tags and set up your fields as shown in the figure below! i.e. Enable only two fields one all and second noodp and hit save changes.
Custom robots header tags setting in blogger-Home page tags
STEP4: Now click on Archive and search page tags and again enable two tags 1) noindex, and 2) noodp and click on save changes. For your reference, you can see the picture below.
Custom robots header tags setting in blogger-Archive and search pages
STEP5: Now click on the third option posts and pages tags and enable two tags 1) all, and noodp and click on save changes as shown in the picture below:
Custom robots header tags setting in blogger-Posts and pages tag
And now finally you are done setting up your blogger custom robot header tag.
