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I have several google blogs, I mean blogspot.com. Can I submit them to yahoo or other search engine for indexing?

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Short answer for : yes — Blogspot blogs are crawlable and search engines will find them automatically, but you can (and often should) take a few small steps to speed discovery and control how pages are indexed. This is why many posters here (for example and ) are correct that crawling happens without manual submission, but you still get benefits from verifying and monitoring your blog. ()

Practical, fast checklist to improve indexing speed:

  • Verify the blog in Google Search Console (adds ownership and tools).
  • Submit a sitemap (helps discovery for many URLs) or use the URL Inspection tool to request indexing for important pages.
    These actions help Google discover new content faster, though they don’t guarantee instant inclusion. (developers.google.com)

If you want traffic from Bing (and related engines), register the site in Bing Webmaster Tools, submit a sitemap there, and consider IndexNow to notify multiple participating engines when you publish updates — it speeds up how quickly updates are noticed. ’s suggestion to use Bing Webmaster Tools is on point. (blogs.bing.com)

Troubleshooting & quick SEO fixes: confirm the Blogger setting "Visible to search engines" and check Crawlers & indexing options (custom robots.txt / header tags) so you’re not blocking pages. Use a site:yourblog.blogspot.com search to see what’s indexed and the URL Inspection tool to debug individual URLs. Focus on unique, descriptive titles, a short search description per post, good internal links, and some natural external links (as suggested) — those are the things that actually move indexing and ranking. If pages still won’t appear, check for noindex meta tags, robots rules, or manual actions in Search Console. ()

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Member Avatar for bijutoha

Yes you can. Although, it isn't necessary to submit by yours activities. Because Google and other engines index them automatically.

What the reasons to index automatically?
Answer is here:

1. There are lots of automated whois sites grab data on new domain names / existing names etc to check for new registrations and/or expiring domains."

2. You must heard about the googlebots are crawling everywhere, and so are the bots of the other search engines.

Thanks for your question limonzmn

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Member Avatar for advent_geek

No Idea about this, but you guys should reply for this.

Thought you were doing this all the forums.

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finally My answer

Search Engines will automatically crawl your website. if google fetches your website then others do.

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Member Avatar for danielmav

I don't think you should ping your blogspot blog to other search engines. Instead I would recommend you to focus on building natural links for your post which will help search engine to index your website fast.

Member Avatar for larryholley

yes, you can submit yor site to other search engines such as yahoo and bing as this will also leads to generate more traffic to your website.

Member Avatar for cpsi

You can submit your site Bing and google or baydu search engine

Member Avatar for Sarah.Harper

Usually blogspot posts get indexed quickly. But if you're still worried then yes you submit your blog into bing webmaster tools.

Member Avatar for hrishivardhan

Yes, you can sumbit your blogspot blogs to other search engines. Blogspot or web 2.0 is working as a website that have goal to reach your main website through link wheel. So, if you want traffic from other search engines too, you must sumbit your web 2.0 sites.

Member Avatar for Robin_7

Yes sure..

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