How to Rank Blogspot Posts in Google Search with Jesper Nielsen
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What Does “How to Rank Blogspot Posts in Google Search with Jesper Nielsen” Talk About?
This episode of the Fatrank Podcast features James Dooley in conversation with parasite SEO and Web 2.0 specialist Jesper Nielsen, diving into the practical steps for indexing and ranking Blogspot posts in Google search results. Jesper explains why Blogspot, as a Google-owned property, carries inherently high domain authority, making it possible to rank even very short articles for long-tail and local SEO keywords without heavy link-building effort. The conversation covers how to get Blogspot posts indexed rapidly using forced indexing tools like Prime Indexer, often within just two minutes of submission.
The episode also gets into Jesper's tiered content strategy, where he first publishes content across social media platforms using a tool called Some Poster, then writes a longer Blogspot article that links back to all those social media posts. This approach uses the Blogspot article as a booster to power up social media profile authority while simultaneously targeting long-tail keyword rankings in Google organic search. James and Jesper also discuss the role of images in Blogspot articles, explaining how including a relevant image gives the post two ranking opportunities: one in standard Google organic results and one in Google Image search, which Jesper notes is particularly effective for local SEO campaigns.
“I've ranked articles with 10 words. You can hardly call it an article. And just because of the domain authority, it will index and rank for long-tail keywords.”
— Jesper Nielsen
Who Are the Guests on “How to Rank Blogspot Posts in Google Search with Jesper Nielsen”?
Jesper Nielsen is a digital marketing specialist with deep expertise in parasite SEO and Web 2.0 properties. He regularly publishes tactical content across multiple social media and blogging platforms, using tools like Some Poster to automate cross-platform publishing. His approach to Blogspot and other Google-owned properties focuses on leveraging inherent domain authority to achieve fast indexing and long-tail keyword rankings, particularly for local SEO use cases.
James Dooley is the host of the Fatrank Podcast and a well-known figure in the SEO community, particularly in the areas of lead generation and digital marketing strategy. He frequently brings on specialists to break down advanced SEO tactics, and in this episode he guides the conversation with practical scenario-based questions, helping listeners understand exactly how to implement Jesper's Blogspot ranking workflow step by step.
What Are the Key Takeaways From “How to Rank Blogspot Posts in Google Search with Jesper Nielsen”?
Here are the key points discussed in this episode:
- Blogspot is a Google-owned platform with very high domain authority, which means even short articles can rank for long-tail and local SEO keywords without significant off-page optimization.
- Using a forced indexing tool like Prime Indexer can get a Blogspot post indexed within as little as two minutes after publication.
- A tiered content strategy where social media posts are published first and then linked to from a Blogspot article can boost the authority and visibility of those social media profiles.
- Adding an image to a Blogspot article creates two separate ranking opportunities: one in Google's standard organic results and another in Google Image search, which is especially useful for local SEO.
- Hashtags are not useful on Blogspot or Blogger because the platform does not use them to categorize content the way social media platforms like X, YouTube, and LinkedIn do.
“When this Blogspot article indexes, it will act as a small booster power up to all of the social media profiles.”
— Jesper Nielsen
Is “How to Rank Blogspot Posts in Google Search with Jesper Nielsen” Worth Listening To?
This episode is a genuinely practical, no-fluff breakdown of how to use Blogspot as part of a broader parasite SEO and Web 2.0 content strategy. Jesper Nielsen speaks from direct hands-on experience and shares specific tools, workflows, and reasoning rather than vague generalities. Listeners walk away with a clear, actionable sequence: publish social media content first, force-index those posts, write a slightly longer Blogspot article linking back to all the social profiles, include an image, and then index the Blogspot post using Prime Indexer.
What makes this episode especially valuable is how it reframes Blogspot not just as a standalone ranking asset but as a multi-purpose tool that simultaneously targets Google organic rankings, Google Image search, and acts as a tier-two link building mechanism for social media platforms. Whether you are new to Web 2.0 SEO or already running parasite SEO campaigns and looking to sharpen your workflow, this short episode delivers tangible insights that can be implemented immediately.
Who Should Listen to “How to Rank Blogspot Posts in Google Search with Jesper Nielsen”?
This episode is ideal for:
- Parasite SEO practitioners looking to add Blogspot to their existing toolkit for long-tail and local keyword ranking
- Local SEO specialists who want low-effort supplementary assets to capture additional search visibility
- Digital marketers running cross-platform content strategies who want to understand how to interconnect social media posts with Web 2.0 properties for maximum impact
- SEO beginners who want a straightforward, jargon-light introduction to using free Google-owned platforms to rank content quickly
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What Are Listeners Saying About This Episode?
“Really useful breakdown of the Blogspot workflow. I had no idea you could rank an article with just 10 words simply because of the domain authority. The tip about linking back to your social media posts from the Blogspot article to create a tiering effect was something I immediately put into practice.”
“Short episode but packed with actionable stuff. The explanation of why hashtags don't work on Blogger but do work on YouTube and LinkedIn actually helped me stop wasting time on something that wasn't doing anything. The image SEO angle for local campaigns was a nice bonus tip too.”
“Jesper clearly knows what he's talking about and James asks the right questions to draw out the practical details. The step-by-step sequence using Some Poster for social media first and then Prime Indexer for the Blogspot post gave me a clear process to follow rather than just theory.”
This video explains which digital marketing strategies parasite SEO and Web 2.0 marketers should focus on in 2026 to improve indexing speed, long-tail keyword rankings and local search visibility. James Dooley and Jesper Nielsen start with KPI tracking because measuring indexing rates and ranking positions shows which Blogspot tactics are actually driving results. They cover brand SEO, AI visibility and Google Business Profiles because stronger search presence improves trust and conversion rates.
The discussion also explores organic SEO, organic social media and paid social ads because consistent visibility across search and social supports long term growth. PPC is analysed in detail because campaign setup, landing pages and lead handling directly affect results. They also discuss Reddit, Quora and paid AI ads because diversified enquiry sources and early adoption can strengthen digital marketing performance for parasite SEO and Web 2.0 marketers.
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James Dooley: How to rank Blogspot posts in Google search results? Today I'm joined with Jesper Nielsen, who does a lot of different parasite SEO on social media and also on Web 2.0 properties. So, Jesper, there's been quite a lot of people in the community that's asking, "How do they index and rank Blogspot or Blogger posts?"
Jesper Nielsen: Yeah, so first of all, Blogspot or blogger.com is the Google property, Google owns blogging platform. And it's actually very easy to get them to index. You just copy the URL of that post when you have created it and then send it to any forced indexer of mine, Prime Indexer, your indexing service or whatever. And then they index relatively well, quite fast, within 2 minutes with Prime Indexer. And yeah, it's very easy.
James Dooley: And then what about with regards to ranking it? Is there anything specifically that you're doing on the content to rank Blogspot articles?
Jesper Nielsen: Yeah, so what I really like about Blogspot articles is that it is a Google property, so it is Google owned. And the domain authority is super duper high. So, because of the inherent high domain authority, you don't really need to do anything much except write a decent article. It could be a small article. I've ranked articles with 10 words. You can hardly call it an article. And just because of the domain authority, it will index and rank for long-tail keywords. You won't see it, you know, rank for best online casino, not something like that. But if you're doing local SEO, it's the perfect choice, perfect addition to your arsenal to capture the long-tail keywords.
James Dooley: And then on that, I've seen you do quite a few social media posts. Anyone who's watching this, make sure you check out some of the links in the description. We've got how to rank Facebook posts and tweets and LinkedIn posts and stuff like that. And what I seem to see you do on some of the web 2.0 properties like Blogger or Blogspot is at times you'll do a similar type of status and then you'll add a few of the links to the social media platforms. Is that something that you do at the end before indexing so then it's obviously powering up the social media posts as well?
Jesper Nielsen: Yeah, that's actually that's a good point. So, you can actually use you can combine blogspot.com articles with your social media post because you you can use it kind of like a tiered link building thing. So, I post daily to my Blogspot profiles and I use some Some Poster. And um so, the way that I do it is I have two variants. Uh first variant is I just post the same content on all of my platforms. So, you know, what is link building? Link building is building backlinks. Stuff like that. Post that on all platforms. That's one variant. The other variant is I post to the social media first, capture all of the URLs, and then make a longer post on Blogspot where I make sure that the uh leading keyword that I want to rank for is in the H1 in the title in the top of the article. Then short article and then the links to all of the social media profile links because when they when this Blogspot article indexes, it will act as a small booster power up to all of the social media profiles.
James Dooley: And then on some platforms, you can do hashtags. Do you ever do hashtags on Blogspot? Does that help on Blogger or not really?
Jesper Nielsen: No, it's not uh hashtags is something that the social media algorithms like X and Facebook and and LinkedIn are using also YouTube are using to understand what is the topic about what is the topic that you're posting about. So, on on YouTube actually you can get I don't know if you knew that, but you can actually the the the keyword that you put in the hashtag it would actually create a separate URL. So, you can go into that URL and then you can see all of the videos that are posted related to this topic. And that's something that the social media platforms does, but blogspot or blogger.com and this is not something that they use. So, yeah. So, don't bother them with the the hashtag.
James Dooley: No, you can just you can just skip the hashtag on the blogspots. So, so then on that then, so let's say you're going to be creating a full day's worth of um how how to index backlinks. The best way to index backlinks is Prime Indexer has been like the answer. You then go and share that using Some Poster on all the social media platforms. You don't use Some Poster for blogspot. Afterwards then, you write the long tail article, you link it back to all the socials that what you've written from Some Poster, and then forcing the for forcing the XML. So, blogspot's the one of the last things of what you would do.
Jesper Nielsen: Yeah, exactly. So, uh the the the thing that I recommend is that you write your post on the social media platforms and then on blogspots and WordPress the other guys here, but on blogspot you write a slightly longer article and then post to that. Because it's you will be rewarded with slightly higher rankings and improved indexing rates if you do include more words in the blogspot article.
James Dooley: And then on the blogspot article when you're trying to rank it in Google search results, do you include any images or like native videos that you upload directly onto blogspot?
Jesper Nielsen: I almost always include a not a video, but I almost always include an image in the blogspot article in order to get it to rank a little bit higher because then you get two chances. You get the Google organic chance and you also get the image SEO search chance. So, it's not often that I see Blogspot images rank, but I do see them sometimes.
James Dooley: Yeah.
Jesper Nielsen: Especially for local SEO.
James Dooley: Yeah, for sure. So, obviously there what you actually doing is you're able to rank the Blogspot in Google search results, potentially rank the image in Google images tab, and it's also acting almost as like a tier two to power up all your existing social media kind of statuses as well. That's genius.
Jesper Nielsen: Yeah. So, Jesper Nielsen, it's been an absolute pleasure and we hope you like this episode on how to rank Blogspot posts in Google search results.