Is Blogspot still viable for SEO nowadays?

Blogspot blogs can still have a bit of value if they’re built like genuine, content-rich websites. But if you use them just as satellite sites to pass authority, it works much less after the more recent Google updates. Better to center on making real value, useful pages, and natural connections rather than leaning on Blogspot as a quick link building shortcut.
 
I only ever used blogspot as PBN or link tool
 
Blogspot still works only if treated like a real site but as a satellite pbn for link juice it's mostly ineffective & easily ignored today
 
Never saw any human being coming on this forum to ask it seriously, maybe in 2012 it was a thing, nowadays only bots are spamming this kind of crazy questions and people flood the same obvious answers
 
With all the recent Google updates, i'm considering using Blogspot blogs as satellite sites to push authority to my main site, is this strategy still effective at all?
It extremely good for targeting low-competition keywords at scale to expand the site's overall search and footprints audience rate rapidly increase.
 
Yes blogspot is good if you want to create a blog that is focused on something it can still get indexed fast and get audience but i will recommend in combination with social media presence
 
blogspot can still be useful if you treat it like a real website with original content and a clear purpose in my experience a handful of well maintained properties outperform a large number of thin blogs created just for links
 
With all the recent Google updates, i'm considering using Blogspot blogs as satellite sites to push authority to my main site, is this strategy still effective at all?
They can still be useful if they publish genuinely valuable, niche-relevant content and aren't just used as link farms. I would treat them as a supporting channel for building topical presence rather than relying on them
 
It may still work if you build the blogs properly. Just creating a few posts and adding links is usually not enough now.
 
With all the recent Google updates, i'm considering using Blogspot blogs as satellite sites to push authority to my main site, is this strategy still effective at all?
afaik however they get indexed without problems but i will not recommend you to use them for authority increase anymore. If you use Blogspot try to make every one of them appear as a actual separate website not a particular bunch of links.
 
blogspot can still work for basic content and indexing but i would not rely on it as a main authority building strategy anymore Google has become much better at identifying low quality satellite networks if you use it focus on creating useful content and real value rather than just placing backlinks quality and relevance matter much more than the platform itself
 
With all the recent Google updates, i'm considering using Blogspot blogs as satellite sites to push authority to my main site, is this strategy still effective at all?
In my opinion blogspot blogs can work, but they have to have exceptionally quality of content.
 
I don’t think Blogspot blogs directly give your site much authority. But I do think the signals from a URL you share can help google bots discover and index your pages faster. Of course, that’s just based on my own experience and opinion.
 
for long term blogging I personally prefer wordpress because you get more control over SEO and the website.
 
I think using Blogspot just to push links is pretty risky I'd focus on building useful sites that can stand on their own
 
Honestly, Blogspot can still help, but only when the content and links are genuinely useful and relevant—not just for pushing authority.
 
With all the recent Google updates, i'm considering using Blogspot blogs as satellite sites to push authority to my main site, is this strategy still effective at all?
A blogspot site's links could function as part of a network even now, but using it solely for link farming would be rather ineffective. IMO, either put in the effort to make the site useful or go about getting links from other relevant sites.
 
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