How to Change Blog Ownership Easily (2025 Guide) | How to Change AdSense Email | How to use AdSense of another Gmail

 How to Change Blog Ownership Easily (2025 Guide) | How to Change AdSense Email | How to use AdSense of another Gmail

Running a blog on Blogger is simple, but sometimes you may want to change the Gmail connected to your blog. Maybe you created your blog with an old email, maybe you want to separate work and personal emails, or maybe you are selling the blog to someone else.

In this easy guide, I’ll show you how to connect your Blogger blog with a new Gmail and AdSense account step by step. No technical skills required — anyone can do it.

 

 Why Change Blogger Ownership?

Before we start, let’s quickly see why you might want to transfer your blog to a new Gmail:

 You created your blog with a personal Gmail you have AdSense Account on it but you want to use another Gmail AdSense account and now want to move it to a professional one.

 You bought a new domain or not and want everything under one email.

 You are giving your blog to someone else (friend, partner, or buyer).

 Your old Gmail is messy and you want a fresh start.

 

 Step 1: Create a New Gmail

First, you need the new Gmail account that will own the blog and you want to use AdSense of this account.

1. Go to [Gmail.com](https://gmail.com).

2. Click Create Account.

3. Choose a simple, professional name (for example, `myblog@gmail.com`).

4. Complete the sign-up and keep the password safe.

👉 Tip: Use this new Gmail only for your blog and AdSense, so it stays clean.

 

 Step 2: Add the New Gmail to Blogger

Now log in with your old Gmail (the one currently running the blog).

1. Go to [Blogger Dashboard](https://www.blogger.com).

2. Choose your blog/Website.

3. In the left menu, click Settings.

4. Scroll to Permissions → click Invite More Authors.

5. Enter your new Gmail address and send the invite.

That’s it! The new Gmail will get an invitation email in the inbox.

 

 Step 3: Accept the Invitation

 Open your new Gmail inbox.

 Look for an email from Blogger.

 Click Accept Invitation.

Now your new Gmail is connected to your blog, but only as an Author (limited role).

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 Step 4: Make the New Gmail an Admin

To give full ownership to the new Gmail:

1. Go back to Blogger with your old Gmail.

2. Open Settings → Permissions again.

3. You’ll see your new Gmail in the list.

4. Change its role from Author → Admin.

5. Save changes.

Now your new Gmail has full control over the blog.

 

 Step 5: Remove the Old Gmail (Optional)

If you don’t want the old Gmail to have any access:

1. Log in with the new Gmail.

2. Go to Settings → Permissions.

3. Remove the old Gmail from the list.

⚠️ If you are not sure, you can keep the old Gmail as a backup Admin.

 

 Step 6: Connect Blogger with AdSense

To earn money from your blog, you need AdSense.

1. In Blogger, open Earnings tab.

2. Click Sign up for AdSense.

3. Choose Use my new Gmail to apply.

4. If you already have an AdSense account with this Gmail, connect it.

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👉 Remember: Google allows only one AdSense account per person(per email). If you already had one on your old Gmail, you can create a new one on new gmail but dont keep the information same or Instead, keep using the same AdSense.

 Step 7: Add Ads.txt (Important for Earnings)

To make sure your ads show properly:

1. In Blogger, go to Settings → Monetization.

2. Turn on Custom ads.txt.

3. Paste the code from your AdSense account.

4. Save changes.

This tells advertisers your site is verified and prevents revenue loss.

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 Step 8: Double Check Everything

 Log in with your new Gmail → make sure you can post and edit.

 Visit Earnings tab → check AdSense connection.

 Visit your blog → make sure it opens fine with your domain.

If all works, your transfer is complete. 🎉

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 Common Questions

Q: Will I lose my posts and traffic after moving Gmail?

👉 No. All posts, pages, and traffic stay the same. You’re only changing the owner, not the content.

Q: Can I connect two Gmail accounts to one blog?

👉 Yes. You can keep multiple admins. But it’s best to have one main Gmail for clarity.

Q: Do I need to delete my Blogspot address after adding a .com domain?

👉 No. Keep it. Blogger will automatically redirect visitors from the Blogspot URL to your .com.

Final Tips

 Always keep at least two Admins (old Gmail + new Gmail) for safety.

 Do not try to make multiple AdSense accounts — it can get you banned.

 Keep your Gmail and AdSense secure with 2-step verification.

 Update your blog’s Search Console and Analytics with the new Gmail for better tracking.

 

 Conclusion

Changing your Blogger ownership from one Gmail to another is not difficult. You only need to invite the new Gmail, make it Admin, and connect AdSense. In just a few steps, your blog will be ready under your new Gmail without losing posts, traffic, or revenue.

By keeping the process simple and following these steps carefully, you can rebrand, secure, or hand over your blog smoothly in 2025.

👉 Whether you’re a beginner or a growing blogger, this easy method will keep your blog safe and ready to earn.

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