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Evaluate Google Blog Server Side Behavior

Google Blogger service is a best platform for bloggers to blogging with huge features. Google always try to improve the user experience time to time, as a result they are changing all of their products and services. Beside of this you would get some server error while using Google blogger such as Error 404 Page Not Found, Bed Request Error 400, 301 Redirect. Common server side redirects are 301 and 302 redirects which use HTTP header to explain that a page or resource has moved one location to other location. A 301 redirect is permanent redirection from non-www to www version which means that the web server is using HTTP to direct the browser to the new location of the file, and a 302 redirect is temporary. Each code indicates individual meaning. These are both server-side redirects, Web browser can handle these types of redirect much faster than client-side redirects and can cache the correct location of the file.

There are some common ways to improve the efficiency of a Google blog and how it's preserved by search engines by configuring the website or blog server settings.
Evaluate Google Blog Server Side Behavior
These are:
404 HTTP Status Code:
Ensure that a fabricated URL entry on your blog returns a 404 header which means pages that are not exist on blog send a 404 HTTP status code. If your blog does not have a 404 error page, create one and redirect all fabricated URLs.

301 Redirects:
Ensure your blog handle 301 redirection from www to non-www version or between URLs work with and without trailing slash (and redirects as appropriate). As an alternatively of 301 redirection use a canonical Meta tag.

GZIP Encoding:
Gzip encoding means compresses your webpages content and minify CSS before sending them over to the browser. This drastically reduces load time since the files are much smaller to your page speed optimizations.

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