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The link you got

blogher.com

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The real brand's site

blogger.com

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What's different

  • Registered 22 years old vs 27 years old.
  • Different nameservers — blogher.com uses Amazon Route 53; blogger.com uses an unidentified provider.
  • Authority 59/100 vs 87/100.

Side-by-side facts for blogher.com and blogger.com

Registered

blogher.com
Oct 21, 2003 — 22 years old
blogger.com
Jun 22, 1999 — 27 years old

Registrar

blogher.com
MarkMonitor Inc.
blogger.com
MarkMonitor Inc.

Nameservers / DNS provider

blogher.com
ns-41.awsdns-05.com, ns-701.awsdns-23.net (Amazon Route 53)
blogger.com
ns2.google.com, ns4.google.com

HTTPS / certificate

blogher.com
The website responded over HTTPS. Certificate issued by Let's Encrypt (expires Nov 5, 2026).
blogger.com
Too many redirects during the trust-signal check. Certificate issued by Google Trust Services (expires Dec 3, 2026).

Email authentication

blogher.com
SPF record not found; DMARC record not found.
blogger.com
SPF record not found; DMARC record found.

Authority / Safety

blogher.com
Authority 59/100. Safety 90/100 (Clear).
blogger.com
Authority 87/100. Safety 90/100 (Clear).

Verified-owner status

blogher.com
Claimable
blogger.com
Claimable

AboutUs on record since

blogher.com
Since 2007
blogger.com
Since 2007

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