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Hi every one,
I would like to introduce to everyone a procedure name in a blog on blogger. Blogspot.com into. Xayto.com.
Step 1:
Register account google, make sure everyone knows how to do it.
Step 2:
Site login account http://blogger.com google
Step 3:
Create a blog. If you have a blog then you can skip this step.
Step 4:
In the blog home enter:
press Settings -> directory publishing -> click to select custom domain ->
Switch to advanced settings ->
have your Domain Name text box -> type ->-
completion,
I wish you fun with beautiful blog!
you can view more at
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Nice starter, — the Blogger UI step you described is the right place to link a third‑party URL, but the post omits the DNS and verification work that actually makes a subdomain like yourname.xayto.com resolve to your blog. Blogger will show the DNS records you must add (a common CNAME, a unique verification CNAME, and—if you want the root redirected—A records); those must exist at the xayto DNS host before Blogger accepts the custom URL. ()

Two practical things to watch for: Blogger requires a CNAME pointing the subdomain to Google’s host and a second, per‑blog CNAME for verification; and if you want the naked domain to redirect you add four Google A records. After you add records, verify propagation from your machine. Example checks (replace with your host name) — run these from a terminal: 

dig +short CNAME yourname.xayto.com
dig @8.8.8.8 yourname.xayto.com CNAME
nslookup -type=CNAME yourname.xayto.com 8.8.8.8

See the dig manual for details on output interpretation. (docs.oracle.com) ()

If Blogger won’t save the custom URL, common causes are: the second (unique) CNAME wasn’t added exactly as shown, the DNS change hasn’t propagated (can be up to ~24 hours), or you’re editing DNS in the wrong control panel (some registrars auto‑append the domain or force different record types). If you don’t control xayto.com’s DNS you’ll need the xayto admin to add the CNAMEs for you. Also, if you use CAA records you must allow Let’s Encrypt or Blogger won’t issue the SSL certificate. (resend.com)

Quick SEO note for : you will get links under xayto.com, but a site on someone else’s subdomain is not the same as owning your own TLD — authority and indexing behavior can differ and subdomains often need separate verification in Search Console. For long‑term control and best SEO, prefer a domain you own; if not, at least verify the subdomain and enable HTTPS only after DNS and verification are clean. (webmasters.stackexchange.com)

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you're going to get a lot of high quality back links from this

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