My blog disappeared

Restore a deleted blog

1. In the top left, click Down arrow .
2. Under “Deleted blogs,” click the blog you want to restore.
3. Click Undelete.

Your restored blog will show up in the “Your blogs” list and you’ll be able to post to it.

My blog isn't in the list of deleted blogs

If your blog isn't in the list of deleted blogs:

• Make sure you're signed in to the same Google Account that you created your blog with.
• If your blog has more than one administrator, check with them to find out if another administrator removed you as an admin.
• Check your email for a message from [email protected]. If your blog was deleted by Google, the email will explain what happened.

Review a blocked blog

If your blog has been blocked by Google because it violated the Blogger Content Policy or Google's Terms of Service, in the "Your blogs" list, next to the blog title, you may get a warning .

To ask Google to review your blog:

1. In the top left, click Down arrow .
2. Click the name of your blog.
3. Check your content for possible violations.
4. Click Appeal. Your blog may be restored if we confirm it doesn’t violate Blogger’s policies or Google’s Terms of Service.

Switch between accounts

Note: You can only switch accounts when writing blog posts or managing your blog.

1. Sign in to Blogger.
2. In the top right, click your profile image or initial.
3. Click the account you want to use.
4. A new window will open for this account.

Add accounts

1. Sign in to Blogger.
2. In the top right, click your profile image or initial.
3. Click Add account.
4. Sign in to another account you want to use.

Learn more about managing multiple accounts.

• If you aren't seeing your blog in Google Search results, change your settings to make your blog searchable.
• Make sure the content in your blog is something people are likely to search for.

Note: If you recently restored your blog or changed the URL, it might take more than a day for your blog to show in search results.

If you don't see your blog when you visit its URL:

• Make sure your domain hasn't expired.
• Check your Blogger domain settings.

1. To see a list of all your blogs, in the top left, click the Down arrow .
2. Click the blog you want to see.