404 errors can have a negative effect on your website’s search ranking and can be frustrating for site users. 404 errors are created when a page or post is deleted. You can fix or minimize 404 errors by redirecting the deleted page to a similar page. We will look at how to do that on a Blogger blog in a moment.

If you are using self-hosted WordPress, the best way to do this is to use .htacess file. Learn how to do that here.

Warning: Redirecting all deleted page to your home page or to an irrelevant page can negatively impact your SEO as well. Only redirect pages to similar pages.

How to do a redirect in Blogger

Step 1

Go to Blogger Dashboard.

Step 2

Go to Setting and click on search preferences as shown in the image below.

Step 3

Click on Edit buttons that show in front of Custom Redirects as shown in the image below.

Step 4

Fill your redirect URLs and click on save changes as shown in the image below.

That's it on how to redirect a page or post to another page of post in Blogger.