Back Up Blogspot Blog Posts and Comments WIth Google TakeOut


Backing up your blog posts and comments is highly recommended for many reasons. For instance, if you mistakenly delete your blog or Blogger deletes your blog after violating their terms and conditions, you will be able to get your deleted posts back easily if you have a back up. More so, it will be handy if you want to migrate to wordpress or any other blogging platform.


Although there is an "export" option via Blogger settings page but am sharing with you in this post, how to use Google Takeout to back up your blog post (including drafts) and comments. At Google Takeout, you can easily download the blog content of all the blogs in your Blogger dashboard. You can import the processed file into another blog e.g when merging two blogspot blogs together.

How To Get Started


==> Go to www.google.com/takeout and log in with the same Google account which you are using for your blogger blog.

==> Click on "Choose services" tab

==> Click on "Blogger" tab

==> Click on "Configure"

==> Select your desired back up option

If you want to back up a single blog, select "download a single blog" option. You will see the list of your blogs. Click inside the box and select the blog you want to back up.



==> Click the "create archive" button

==> Watch the progress bar. Once completed, click the "download" button

==> Verify your password if prompted to do so

==> Save the zip file to your computer.

That's all.

Remember, your data is important! Do not download archives on public computers.  If you use a public computer, ensure you attach and send to your mail. Then, delete it completely from the computer, even from the recycle bin.

I hope it works for you.

To back up ONLY the look and design of your blog, read how to download/backup blogspot template.




Comments

  1. patrick8/04/2013

    Thanks Jide. I will do it at a cafe since I don't have my own laptop for now but will delete as advised.

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    1. Yes, make sure you delete it from the cafe's PC.

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  2. thanks for the info.i will share it to other blogger also

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    1. Wow! That will be so cool bro. Thanks a lot. God bless

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  3. That's surely a great info bro,nice share.Keep it up dude.

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  4. Thanks for the prompt orientation. I'm going to give it a try when i visit a cyber cafe. And please, how much can i get a good fellow used laptop? Thanks in anticipation for your favourable reply.

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    1. OK bro. No problem. You should be able to get a good one between 40-50k at computer village.

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  5. 40k-50k? I was budgeting 30k.

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    1. You might. Just go there and see if u can. You can get a used netbook for 30k though

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  6. tnx boss,u are the best

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  7. it works out but can not be accessed without .atom reader on pc.

    Thanks for saving many bloggers investment into writing and would have seen such disappearing untraceablely.....

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    1. To access it, just unzip the zip file to see the content

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  8. Good post here, weldone Boss!

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  9. Please take a look at my blog www.ultimatesafety.blogspot.com let me know if it's ok or if there is anything to add in order to look good. Thanks.

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  10. WILL TRY THAT SIRE

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  11. nice post. i will do just that

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  12. Very helpful, Jide. Thank you.

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  13. thanks you for sharing this wonderful tips.i really appreciate

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  14. THanks for the info..

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