Blogspot domain redirect

If you're running a blog on Blogger (Blogspot), you may have observed an unusual behavior when accessing your site from different countries. For example: When someone opens your blog in India, it loads as → yourblog.blogspot.in In the United Kingdom, it becomes → yourblog.blogspot.co.uk In Australia, it may appear as → yourblog.blogspot.com.au This happens because Google automatically redirects Blogspot blogs to country-specific domains (ccTLDs) based on the visitor’s geographical location. While this geo-based redirection is intended to comply with local laws and content policies, it can create several SEO-related challenges such as: Fragmented backlinks across multiple domain versions Duplicate content indexing Inconsistent domain authority signals Diluted analytics and ranking performance To maintain a single global domain authority, it’s recommended to force all traffic to the default domain: 👉 yourblog.blogspot.com Below is a simple method to permanently stop country-level redirection and ensure that your blog always loads with the .com domain worldwide. Step-by-Step Method to Redirect Blogspot.in to Blogspot.com Follow these steps from your Blogger dashboard: Log in to your Blogger Dashboard Navigate to the Theme section Click on Edit HTML Press CTRL + F and search for the following tag: Copy the script below and paste it just before the closing tag: var blog document.location.hostname; var slug document.location.pathname; var ctld blog.substr(blog.lastIndexOf(".")); if (ctld ! ".com") { var ncr "https://" + blog.substr(0, blog.indexOf(".")); ncr + ".blogspot.com/ncr" + slug; window.location.replace(ncr); } Click on the Save button. That’s it! Your blog will now always open as blogspot.com, regardless of the visitor’s country. Benefits of Disabling Country-Specific Redirection Implementing this redirect offers several SEO and usability advantages: Unified Domain Indexing All search engines will index only the .com version of your blog. Stronger Backlink Profile Inbound links won’t be split across multiple ccTLDs like .in, .co.uk, etc. Improved Global SEO Performance Consolidated authority improves crawl efficiency and ranking potential. Accurate Analytics Tracking Traffic data won’t be scattered across country-based URLs. Potential Drawbacks to Consider Although this method is beneficial for SEO, there are a few trade-offs: Geo-restriction Bypass Limitations Google uses ccTLDs to comply with regional content laws. Forcing .com may not always bypass locally restricted content. Template Dependency If you change or update your Blogger theme in the future, this script may be removed automatically. Important Note Whenever you install or switch to a new Blogger template, you must re-add this redirection script manually. Otherwise, your blog will revert to country-specific URLs again.