Blogger Custom Domain Question

[sun11]

Hello Expert Members,

I am new here. I run a blog since 2009 with blogger free domain. I have little knowledge of css, html other types of coding. Recently thinking to buy a domain (1st time) from godady. But before I do that, I have some doubt. Could you please help to solve it. It might sound silly. But please guide.

For example, say my blogger link is "something.blogspot.com"
I can understand if i buy custom domain "abc.com" then I will redirect something.blogspot.com to abc.com

That is for home page. My blog has 90+ entries & 6 pages. Then how that abc.com will get adjusted with those 90+ entries?

for example one post entries address is like
something.blogspot.com/2017/04/get-free-tools.html

then how to convert it to abc domain address. Does godaddy will charge for it. Or I have to buy 90+ links?
or it will simply converted into abc.com/2017/04/get-free-tools.html automatically?

Thank you in advance.
Regards

[ish5501]

You don't want any links to buy. Take a domain and just set into your blog. You page URL will change according to it

[snakeair]

Google has instructions to follow so you don't have any link problems with your pages and posts.

https://support.google.com/blogger/answer/55374?hl=en

Here is a detailed guide.

https://www.shoutmeloud.com/setup-bl...om-domain.html

[arvind00557]

just redirect you blogspot.com to your custom domain...other links will automatically change to your custom domain..it is very easy method

[snakeair]

Originally Posted by arvind00557

just redirect you blogspot.com to your custom domain...other links will automatically change to your custom domain..it is very easy method

Providing details to how to add a custom domain will make your reply a quality one.

[jeet]

You don't have to worry about other internal URLS. Basically you are just pointing your domain to google, not the other way round.
So when there is a request for something.blogger.com/2017/whatever, its still handled by your blogger blog...

[Sarah Oberoi]

Don't you think you made a big mistake by using free domain because you started blogging in the very initial years of blogger(.)com. You could have become a millionaire by now.

Just go to Blogger > Settings > Basic > Under Publishing, Blog Address > Click 'Edit' > Click 'View Settings Instructions' and follow the settings for your domain provider.