Blogger vs wordpress

go for word press
blogger is also good

 

Ofcourse word press its much easier to use.

 

Blogger is easier to setup and maintenance, but WP more adjustable for customization and SEO. For stand alone blog, I suggest you WP

 

Wordpress is fefiantly the way to go in my opinion.

 

Wordpress is Amazing! Huge community , Answers for anything you may have , its a Solid CMS and a BLog and can be anything you may think of ! Blogger says it ( Blogger ) only blog

 

Like everything else that Google touches, Blogger has been instrumental in bringing a practice that was the privy of the technologically savvy into the mainstream. In this case it is the habit of keeping an online journal. Blogger's advantages are that it is extremely easy to use and very quick to set up. Because it is owned by Google, Blogger integrates well with the full line of Google applications. You can add your blog link to your Google Chrome page, add it to your bloglines feed, and find all sorts of add ons that help blogger to run better and do more things. Google has kept up well with the newest waves of technology and now allows you to purchase your own domain name for $10 per year and host your blog on your own domain name. This is obviously more professional-looking than having yourname.blogspot.com and is an automatic choice for most business-minded bloggers. Although the option for using your own domain name does bring Google back into the mainstream, most people consider a Blogspot blog to be less professional-looking than a WordPress blog.

Unless you are very interested in having your blog integrated with other features of your Google account, WordPress is probably the platform that you will want to use for your business blog. Because WordPress is open-source software it is constantly updated. The basic code is very light, and the flexibility is in the add-ons that can help your WordPress blog do almost anything you could possibly want. WordPress prides itself on being easy to install and brags that you can have a blog up and running in just 5 minutes. Even if you opt to pay for a domain name and web hosting WordPress makes this easy by recommending several well known hosting services. There are a multitude of templates available so that you can make your blog look exactly the way you want it to.

 

Been into Wordpress since the beginning and it's easy to use and well build.

 

I would always choose blogger, dont need to pay to put ads on it !

-DarkMimbi

 

I like Wordpress better than blogger even though it seems like it is easier to start quickly with blogger. With wordpress, I own the domain, with blogger..google owns it. To me each of them serve a different purpose, for example if I want to use blogger to drive traffic to a specific website than it is quick to setup. If I want to sell a product then I usually set up wordpress, because it is easy to upload and it is user friendly. Less restrictions with wordpress and can customize it more. These are just my ideas. Hope this helps.

susieq

 

wordpress is better than blogger, if we use wordpress platform, we can add much plugin,

 

Many people like Wordpress because they are more user friendly and are far easier to do SEO compared to Blogger. But I find that blogger are more "google" friendly than WP maybe basically they are using google platform too...?

 

Im a fan of wordpress because of the amount of plugins and info out there for it, but yet I have not used blogger yet so my opinion is really one sided. Sorry

 

I like wordpress.
U can use much plugin to it. All in one seo pack can help your blog higher seo.

 

i like wordpress better. Very instinctive controls.

 

I go for wordpress, too. More control if you choose to self-host a wordpress blog. Plenty of plugins available for a self-hosted wordpress blog.

 

I found the best blogger, because ease of use and convenience

 

i prefer wordpress because if i create a blog with wordpress i can customize my own blog easily!

 

In my opinion wordpress is better than blogger, we can custom wordpress without programming knowlege, because wordpress has some plugins to customize it

 

Blogger.com (also known as Blogspot) and WordPress are the two most commonly used blogging platforms today. Blogger.com was a pioneer in the blogging industry, allowing users to set up accounts and blog for free beginning in 1999. Blogger.com was purchased by Google in 2003, which enabled it to grow using Google's resources. Today, Blogger.com has an undisclosed number of millions of users blogging on their system.

Blogger.com Features
Free hosting for up to 1 GB worth of space
Blog content is maintained on Blogger.com web servers
Ability to choose and customize templates (limited flexibility)
Easy to get started; easy to use
Upload and store image files and video files

WordPress.com Features
Free hosting for up to 3GB worth of space
Blog content is maintained on WordPress.com web servers
Ability to choose and customize templates (limited flexibility)
Easy to get started; easy to use
Upload and store image, video, and other (limited) file formats

 

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