The spot welding method of the present invention has steps of preliminary conduction, first conduction, second conduction, and third conduction: Preliminary conduction: Conduction method aimed at improving closeness of contact surfaces of steel sheets and reducing sheet gaps by gradually increasing the welding current (for example, upslope conduction). If rapidly applying current, current would be locally carried and that part would melt resulting in expulsion, so this is a conduction method gradually running current (for example upslope conduction) to avoid local heating. First conduction: Conduction method running a constant welding current and using the heat generated by the electrical contact resistance between steel sheets to cause the formation of a nugget when preliminary conduction results in close contact surfaces between the steel sheets. Second conduction: Conduction method making the current lower than the first conduction to suppress inside expulsion while making the nugget grow in the diametrical direction. Third conduction: Conduction method making the current higher than the second conduction and making the nugget grow not only in the diametrical direction, but also mainly in the sheet thickness direction when the nugget size becomes a certain extent of size at the second conduction step.