How to make a blogspot on SE, NL or .FR tld?
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HoNeYBiRD
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because you're using blogger from US ip or from a country which has no localized version of blogger, hence you'll always see .com
if people browse your blog from Sweden they will see .se, if you don't disable this editing the html template
this isn't set by you, it depends on the person who visits your blog, it's all the same though, it doesn't matter if it's a .com or an .se
try it with a swedish proxy or hola and you'll see
if people browse your blog from Sweden they will see .se, if you don't disable this editing the html template
this isn't set by you, it depends on the person who visits your blog, it's all the same though, it doesn't matter if it's a .com or an .se
try it with a swedish proxy or hola and you'll see
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They're created automatically for you.
I don't think this is true because I can open sweden.blogspot.se and I'm not from Sweden. It doesn't redirect me anywhere. It's .se
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Try it with a proxy in Sweden.
rob1977
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It might open but does the url not automatically redirect to a local geographic url. It does on all the blogs I have known on blogger.
Edit, I just ran a test, from the UK, blogger doesn't seem to be doing that annoying redirect. You are getting the page you search for. So I got both .se. and .co.uk on two separate searches. So the real tld of Sweden.blogspot.se. is most probably, Sweden.blogspot.com. but as you searched for.se that's what you got.
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HoNeYBiRD
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the country specific redirection can be easily disabled editing the html template, so it will always serve the .com, you only need to paste the following code below the <head> tag into the template:
HTML:
<script type="text/javascript">
var blog = document.location.hostname.split(".");
if (blog[blog.length - 1] != "com") {
var ncr = "http://" + blog[0] + ".blogspot.com/ncr";
window.location.replace(ncr + document.location.pathname);
}
</script>google has implemented this redirection not for its own sake, but to be able to use selective censorship, so they can disable a blog in a certain country or more countries and enable it in others
i'm not sure what OP tries to getting at exactly, but he may not find a free solution and it can't be done without purchasing country specific TLDs
rob1977
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Oh my life....... I'll try and spell it out.
You create the blogger.com
Google owns the TLD and all subdomains including blogger.se. etc
You search your yourblog.blogger.com but add .se instead of .com and Google has already created it for you, that domain is for your blog.
When building links build to the .se variation and that is the variation that if you check webmaster tools, moz or anything else will have the juice.
It is done automatically.
You create the blogger.com
Google owns the TLD and all subdomains including blogger.se. etc
You search your yourblog.blogger.com but add .se instead of .com and Google has already created it for you, that domain is for your blog.
When building links build to the .se variation and that is the variation that if you check webmaster tools, moz or anything else will have the juice.
It is done automatically.