When two high-strength steel sheets (1A, 1B) having a sheet thickness ratio of 2 to 5, inclusive, and both having a tension strength of 780 MPa to 1850 MPa, inclusive, are overlapped with each other and resistance spot welding is performed, a first energizing process that is a preliminary energization with an applied pressure of P1 kN and a welding current of I1 kA and a second energizing process that is a main energization with an applied pressure of P2 kN and a welding current of I2 kA are performed, wherein the sheet thickness ratio is defined as the ratio of the total steel sheet thickness to the thickness of a steel sheet on the thinner side (the thickness per sheet if the two steel sheets (1A, 1B) have the same thickness). The applied pressures P1 and P2 are set to a constant applied pressure of P = P1 = P2 through the first energizing process and the second energizing process. In addition, when an average sheet thickness of the steel sheets (1A, 1B) is assumed to be t mm, the applied pressure P is set in the range expressed by the formula {0.5 ≤ P ≤ 3.0t(1 / 3)}. The welding current I1 is set in the range of 30% to 90%, inclusive, of the welding current I2. The second energizing process is initiated within 0.1 s after the completion of the first energizing process.