What is the difference between web2.0 and blog?

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I see here when somenone asks how to get backlinks from, people answer to that question with “try web 2.0, forum or guest blog“

Now, what is the difference between guest blog and web 2.0 bloG?.
 
Web 2.0 is free website, often subdomain on big website, for example this:

example.wordpress.org

Guest post is when you reach to website owners asking to post your content (with link to your website). Can be paid or free. You can have guest post at all kind of websites, including the already mentioned Web 2.0.
 
Web 2.0 are publisher type sites that allow its users to create their pages with a unique URL. These sites include Social Bookmarking sites, Social Media Platforms, and Video Sharing. Web 2.0 provides page owners with sharing, grouping, and networking facilities.

Guest posting” means writing and publishing an article on someone else's website or blog.
 
Are guest posts better for SEO?
Guest posting, done right, could be a very important factor in increasing your website ranking and authority. Just make sure your content is good and to post only on good authority websites. Further, ask for do-follow links from these websites to let SEO juice to run from their site to yours.

Hope it helps! :)
 
Web 2.0s are simple the platform that is being offered by a certain company, that allows you to easily setup a website under their web2.0 platform. Depending on the platform, these web 2.0 can look like a blog, or a company website, or an ecommerce site, etc.
A blog is just like any ordinary blog, and majority of these would be WP based.
I think both web2.0 and blogs are pretty similar nowadays, as getting quality link juice would require to to get links from a quality web2.0 or blog that fulfill a certain metric criteria.
 
A blog is simply a website that contains information in a diary format.blogs are run by an individual or organization and web 2.0 refers to the current modern format of the internet.
 
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