How to Fix Blogger Not Indexing on Google

Problem

Many new Blogger websites fail to appear on Google search results even after publishing multiple posts. Pages stay in “Discovered – currently not indexed” or “Crawled – not indexed” status in Google Search Console. This blocks organic traffic and slows down site growth.

Common causes include:

Weak internal linking structure

Missing or incorrect sitemap submission

Low-quality or thin content

New domain trust delay

Technical issues like redirect errors or HTTPS misconfiguration

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Fix

1. Submit and Validate Sitemap

Go to Google Search Console

Add sitemap:

/sitemap.xml

/sitemap-pages.xml

Ensure no errors are shown after submission

2. Inspect Individual URLs

Use URL Inspection tool

Click Request Indexing for each post

Prioritize homepage and latest articles

3. Strengthen Internal Linking

Link every new post to at least 2–3 older posts

Add “related posts” sections

Ensure homepage links to all categories

4. Improve Content Quality

Write at least 600–1200 words per post

Avoid duplicate or AI-spam style content

Focus on solving a clear user problem

5. Fix Technical Issues

Ensure HTTPS is enabled

Avoid redirect loops in Blogger settings

Use a clean, lightweight theme

Remove broken or empty pages

6. Build Initial Authority Signals

Share posts on social platforms

Submit blog to indexing platforms

Get at least a few external backlinks

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Result

After applying these fixes:

Google starts crawling pages more consistently

Indexing delay reduces from weeks to days

Blog posts begin appearing in search results

Organic impressions gradually increase

Overall site trust improves, leading to faster ranking of future posts

A properly structured Blogger site with consistent indexing signals can transition from “invisible” to “search-visible” within a short period once these corrections are applied.