why my blogger still not indexed

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I have a blogger like this for example:

myblogger.blogspot.com

but with the settings and 301 redirects I redirect it to the subpage like a landing page:

myblogger.blogspot.com/p/home.html

could this be the reason why it is still not indexed?

it is been 1 weeks already and still no indexed page in google. I even added it to google search console, all the pages are added to the directory request.
 
i've tried similar stuff back in the days trying to 301 & change the permalinks of a blogger website,
it would work for the front end user, but if you check the page as google bot it will result into errors,

so, basically, it won't get crawled or indexed this way,
you have to change it back, add it to GSC and request indexing once again
 
i've tried similar stuff back in the days trying to 301 & change the permalinks of a blogger website,
it would work for the front end user, but if you check the page as google bot it will result into errors,

so, basically, it won't get crawled or indexed this way,
you have to change it back, add it to GSC and request indexing once again
but if I change this 301 redirect, how can I make one page static as landing sales page in blogger?
 
but if I change this 301 redirect, how can I make one page static as landing sales page in blogger?
You can't do that for SEO reasons but you can do it such that users can visit the proper page.

Simply reverse what you did before if you sre concerned about SEO.
 
but if I change this 301 redirect, how can I make one page static as landing sales page in blogger?
typical blogger pages/posts,
or use different platform to host it (wp, github page, etc...)
 
Make a new custom index request. If you don't know how to make custom index request I can help you.
 
It can take some time for Google to crawl and index new pages, especially if they are on a subpage or if there have been recent changes to the URL structure. It's only been 1 week, so it's possible that Google just hasn't gotten around to indexing your page yet.
 
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