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Blogger Help Series 7 - Steps to Recover Deleted Blog
Was your Google Blogger blog deleted?
This final part of the Blogger help series shows you the steps to recover your deleted blog. Even if you haven't lost any blog, this is a tip you want to keep close if you blog on Blogger.com .
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In previous series of blogger help I have discussed several ways to customize and get the most out of a blogger blog.
As I end this series, I thought I'll show you steps to recover your Google blog should it get deleted (I sincerely hope it doesn't).
Before I discuss these steps, I will like to advice that it is not a guarantee that when you follow these steps you would get your blog back. But they are steps that have worked for some people.
If you choose to use a free blog site such as the Google Blogger for your blog, your best option is to stick to Google rules of using their blog software.
Having said that, I also acknowledge that your blog could get deleted for reasons completely out of your control like duplication of content in blogger blogs.
See the article on blogger tricks where I discussed and explained how to correct this error.
Steps to Recover a Deleted Google blog
Step one
Log in in to your blogger dashboard. Click on 'Restore' by the link of the deleted blog. Note that this will only be there when the blog has been deleted.
Step two
Submit your case to Spam Appeals . Just enter the URL of your blog.
Step Three
Make a post to Google blogger help forum and favorite your post.
Also save the post somewhere just in case you need to refer to it in future.
Final Step to Recover a Deleted Blogger blog
Be patient. Give the above steps some time to get response.
If nothing happens after some time, go back to Google Blogger help forum and look for a Google blog blogger that has made a good name with Google (known as blog stars), and appeal to him or her to help you get your complaint through to Google.
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