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A private blog is a publishing space linked to your account. It can run on a subdomain or custom domain depending on settings, helping you organize articles under your own identity or niche.

From the dashboard, open Private Blogs and click Create. Enter the blog name, choose the subdomain or required details, then submit it for review if approval is required.

Private blogs may require admin approval to check the name, niche, expected content, and to prevent blocked or prohibited subdomains.

The subdomain should be clear and as short as possible, must not exceed the configured maximum length, and must not be blocked or already used.

Yes, if the feature is available for the blog. You can configure a custom domain and add search engine verification values such as Google, Bing, and Yandex using the available dashboard fields.

Yes. The system supports links such as Sitemap, RSS, and robots.txt for the blog, helping search engines discover content and understand crawling rules.

Private blog articles may have different earning and automation settings from main-site articles, such as low-view thresholds or direct publishing permissions.

When a blog is suspended, some functions may stop or it may not be visible to visitors depending on the suspension reason. Check the reason and contact support to resolve it.