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How to use Custom Robots Txt and Custom Robots Header Tags in Blogger Themes

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Most New Bloggers are confused about using the robot.txt and custom robots header tags in Blogger Themes. If you are unsure and do not how to use these settings, the best option is not to use them because using the wrong SEO Settings will make it difficult for your Posts and Pages to rank in search engines.

Doing this will enable the Default Blogger Settings, which in my opinion are optimal for getting your Blog indexed. In this post, I have given a simple step-by-step tutorial using images for using these settings.


Go to Settings: Crawlers and indexing:

Enable custom robots.txt: Grey out everything as shown in the image given below and save. If you have added any custom robots.txt in this section remove it.

Crawlers and indexing settings in Blogger
 
This will re-enable the default Blogger robot.txt 

User-agent: Mediapartners-Google
Disallow: 

User-agent: *
Disallow: /search
Allow: /

Sitemap: https://www.yoursite.com/sitemap.xml

Enable custom robots header tags: Grey out everything and save as shown in the images given below and click on save to save the settings.


Custom robots tags for  home page:

robots tags for home page in Blogspot

Custom robots tags for archives and search pages:

Custom robots tags for archives and search pages:

Custom robots tags for posts and pages:

Custom robots tags for posts and pages in Blogspot Themes



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