A question about blogger..

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firerapid99

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Jul 31, 2016

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• Mar 26, 2018

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Guys what if we use blogspot as a hosting with our own custom domain and it ranks for some keywords.. is it likely,this blogspot will be removed by google? i mean is it more vulnerable to being de-indexed/penalized by google in compared to wordpress? someone had told me something like this but im not so sure..

 

ContentWriter

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• Mar 26, 2018

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Well, Blogspot is still surviving. Not news nor verifications yet regarding your speculation. But if you can use another platform, as early as now, do so, so as not to waste any effort

 

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firerapid99

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ContentWriter said:

Well, Blogspot is still surviving. Not news nor verifications yet regarding your speculation. But if you can use another platform, as early as now, do so, so as not to waste any effort

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oh i don't mean blogspot.com is going to be removed by google, i meant - 'this blogspot'(the blogspot site that i had created) and is ranked for specific keywords.. is it vulnerable compared to other hostings? and can google remove it anytime?

 

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phungphamss

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Well, I have to say that trust WP more than Blogspot. I mean a lot of sites from blogsot have died without reasons.

 

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Kolabs

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• Mar 26, 2018

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As long as you play by their Rules you should be good to go

 

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firerapid99

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phungphamss said:

Well, I have to say that trust WP more than Blogspot. I mean a lot of sites from blogsot have died without reasons.

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yeah exactly im confused with this.. i had one site that got removed for no reason however, there some some blogspot sites from 2016 that are still up..

 

ContentWriter

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I totally agree. Google would choose WP over Blogspot anytime. I mean, WP is a bit more complicated to learn about compared to Blogspot, but it's way more flexible, especially with the plug-ins available.