A successful file upload does not necessarily mean every article is live. First check whether the posts exist in Blogger, then whether they are published, and finally whether the public site displays them.
Step-by-step solution
- Choose the correct blog in Blogger and search Posts for an exact distinctive title from your import file.
- If the post exists as a draft, open and review it, then publish it. Blogger’s import flow can also offer an option to publish imported posts automatically.
- If the post is scheduled, check its publication date and the blog’s time zone. If it is published, use its public View link to test the individual page.
- If the title is absent, inspect the import file or obtain a fresh Blogger backup. A hand-built Atom file needs valid post entries; draft flags and missing post-type metadata deserve checking.
- If individual URLs work but the homepage omits them, check pagination, displayed-post limits, dates, and theme filtering.
- Confirm the page is publicly accessible before diagnosing search-engine indexing. Google indexing is a separate process from publication.
How to check the fix
The article has Published status and its public URL displays the full text while signed out.
Before you try other fixes
Avoid repeatedly importing the same file until you have checked for existing titles; repeated imports can create duplicates.
