Blogger or Wordpress (to monetize)

Efn

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Hello friends, an existential question here.

I am interested in starting a simple web page, with the objective of monetizing later, what is more advisable for someone learning that they will make a simple page to monetize later?
 
You guys still talking about blogger?

With Wordpress you are the real webmaster . Decide it yourself now
 
I choose wordpress with the many benefits that come with the business plan
 
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No blogger, please. If you don't want the headache - maybe choose some other web builder like wix or weebly etc. Don't choose blogger.
 
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Wordpress all day everyday
Blogger will soon be featured on killedbygoogle

You guys still talking about blogger?

With Wordpress you are the real webmaster . Decide it yourself now

Blogger is limited and for absolute newbies.

Go with WordPress if you're serious with your business.
It looks to me like he might be talking about wordpress.com, in which case blogger is better. Self hosted wordpress.org is the best, of course.
 
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Buy a domain and pay for hosting to really be the owner of your business.
=> there are still some great offers available from last cyber monday.
 
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Thank you all for your recommendations. And as for a friend who wants only a blog to publish his small engineering projects, would wordpress still be more recommendable?
 
Don’t choose bloggers as it makes your work very difficult, the best one is Wordpress to get started.
 
Wordpress any day of the week. You have so many options and things you can do with it.
 
Just use Wordpress for your blogging needs. It is the best for blogging.
 
If it comes for blogging, then definitely WordPress will be the winner. :)
 
Since you're talking about building a simple webpage that you can monetize later, my answer to you is neither.

That's right, don't use Blogger and don't use WordPress.

Instead, get a self-hosted domain and install Mobirise.

It's free, and you get lots of templates.

Mobirise is up to the job if you want to monetize a page.

For example, you have an article that you want to spam all over the place. It has its own monetization system where people click on a link to order something, and you get paid.

Another thing I like about it is that you can use those pages to figure out who your customers are.

Once you're sure about what they're looking for, you can then install WordPress as a link on your page.

Or, if you want to save money, link to your Blogspot blog that way.

It's scalable, easy, and most importantly, allows you to figure things out in a cheap way so you can then scale up later.
 
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