Adding Google sitemap to blogger.com blog account

You can now add Google sitemap to your blogger.com account and increase your chances of being indexed in Google search engine result. You can add a Sitemap to your account to give Google more information about the pages in your site to help Google crawl them more effectively.

Step # 1: Login to sitemap account

At the top of screen you will see option to add site. Just paste URL of your blog (for example http://cyberciti.blogspot.com/)

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Click on Ok button. Next you will get confirmation message. Your site has been added to your account.

Step # 2: Now you need to verify your ownership of blog to view detailed statistics. Click on verify link. Google offers two methods of verification. You can either upload an HTML file with a name we specify (which is not possible with Google Blogger account), or you can add a META tag to your site's index file. Adding META tag via template code is possible so just select Add a META tag from drop down menu:

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It will generate code for you, copy the meta tag and paste it into your blogger.com template section).

Step # 3: Go to your blogger.com and login to your account. Goto your blog > Click on Template
Paste the META tag code after section:

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Click on Save Template changes button

Click on Republish Index only button > Wait for few seconds so that your blog being published successfully.

Step # 4: Now goto sitemap account and click the box that read as follows:

I've added the META tag in the home page of http://cyberciti.blogspot.com/. Click on Verify button.

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Step # 5: Now your site is added to sitemap account and verification is done. Next you need to add actual sitemap url. Since blogger.com account don’t allow you to create a text file or anything else you need to add your site feed (ATOM xml) file as a site map. Click on add a sitemap link:

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Step # 6: You can add a Sitemap to your account to provide Google additional information about about your blog. Google will process your Sitemap and provide information on any errors in the Sitemaps tab as well your sitemap will be downloaded everyday to index your blog fast.
Select type as : Add General Web sitemap

Now you need to add Atom 0.3 feeds. Generally, you would use this format only if your site already has a syndication feed and this is the only way to add sitemap to your blogger.com account.

Paste url of your Atom feed: For example http://cyberciti.blogspot.com/atom.xml and click on Add Web sitemap:

Update: If you are using a new blogger beta system, use http://yourblogname.blogspot.com/feeds/posts/full as a feed url.

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You will get confirmation:
You have added a Sitemap to http://cyberciti.blogspot.com/. Reports may take several hours to update. Thank you for your patience!

And you are done and your blog will be now index very fast (depend upon your posting and content).

547 thoughts on “Adding Google sitemap to blogger.com blog account

  1. Dave

    Thanks for the info, very helpfull. Somethings not quite right because Google has recognised my pages submited, but hasnt indexed any…??? Hopefully this will happen over time.

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  2. Amanda

    Thank you very much. I didn’t even know this was possible :) And excellent instructions, I didn’t have any trouble getting this set up.

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  3. Vijay Padiyar

    Thanks, this really works! Google Sitemaps wasn’t indexing my old BlogSpot feed URL. But this one works just fine!

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  4. salvatore

    Hi, I’ve got some problems submitting sitemap for my blogger account (.com domain, I think new beta system). feeds/posts/full seems to be unacceptable for webmaster tools because it is in HTML format… anyone can help?

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  5. drasrul

    hi there. thanks for the info. i have tried ‘feeds/posts/default’ sitemap submission for my site but it didn’t work. what may seemed to be the problem here?

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  6. منتديات

    Thanks, this really works! Google Sitemaps wasn’t indexing my old BlogSpot feed URL. But this one works just fine!

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  7. Video Gaming SAL

    This is great article, easy to follow and I’ve applied it to my Blogger Blog. Many thanks for the article. Let’s hope it works..as in getting some Sitemaps on Google.

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  8. Antivirus

    Thanks a lot i have been looking for blogger sitemap long long time but didn’t know its actually the Atom feeds url damn.

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  9. Career Outlook

    Useful tutorial, I had no idea how could I add a sitemap to blogger blogs. Thanks for sharing this tutorial

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  10. shaif uddin

    i created sitemap.xml file from online site map generator.how can i submit this in google.plz give me tha link

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  11. Consolata

    I had to change my domain name and had to reconfigure site on Webmaster and the site map examples above only allows the latest 26 URL links on your blogger blog; i.e 26 posts. What happens when you have a blog with almost 200 published posts.

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  12. Torned Soul

    Thanx a million. I had been bitting my nails for several hours to make this job done. But that update for beta version was really helpful. Thanx from the core of my heart.

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  13. Suren

    Thanks Vivek
    Its worth reading
    I never used site map for my blogs but still they crawled successfully
    BTW its good to know

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  14. Som

    Very nice article .A sitemap is really an important thing in SEO .Without a proper sitemap , a website can not get properly indexed in search engines and can’t generate traffic .So , besides other search engine optimisation process ,a webmaster should also think about building a proper sitemap .thnx for sharing such useful info .

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