Most perfect blogging platform ?

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I would like to share my experience on free blogging platforms, I tried hundreds of blogging platforms, I liked working in blogger.
It offers many gadgets, and unlike most blogging platforms, it allows us to make coding changes.

I'm sure not all of you like a blogger, but what is your perfect blogging platform?
 
I would like to share my experience on free blogging platforms, I tried hundreds of blogging platforms, I liked working in blogger.
It offers many gadgets, and unlike most blogging platforms, it allows us to make coding changes.

I'm sure not all of you like a blogger, but what is your perfect blogging platform?
Most of bloggers use Wordpress.org for blogging. I suggest you to use a domain and webhost.
Don't use blogger,Google can delete your blog any time.
 
Get a domain first year literally at $1 and a cheap webhost for a year if you are just starting
and doesn't have much money. Install wordpress for the ease of use and lots of customizations
and tools.

You'll eventually want self hosted wordpress anyway. Start with it and you will quickly become
familiar with it, helpful in the long run.

With affiliate marketing, you can recoup and earn the money for your hosting and domain quickly.
 
Best for blogging
- Your Own Website
- Install Wordpress
- Be a Brand :)
 
WordPress will win this.
 
WordPress for the moment, although I see some people moving away from it and going to some other Java and Angular based projects because their speed is much better than WordPress. Let's see if there is someone who can offer better stuff than WordPress as it owns the market for at least 15 years.
 
Wordpress.
It has friendly front-end and actually it is easy to use.
 
Blogspot will rank better in the short-term but WordPress would be the better choice for the long haul. You can use a simple theme like Astra or generate press and use Elementor free add-on to create your new site.
 
Blogger is bad. Wix is horrible. Wordpress is the least worst.
 
yes, if you're saying according to compatibility but not according to SEO
Oh I totally mean it in terms of seo as well. Blogger generates content with JavaScript which is a big no for seo. Wix markup is so trash it's not even worth a mention. Wordpress on the other hand gives you total freedom to generate whatever markup you need.
 
Oh I totally mean it in terms of seo as well. Blogger generates content with JavaScript which is a big no for seo. Wix markup is so trash it's not even worth a mention. Wordpress on the other hand gives you total freedom to generate whatever markup you need.
well, according to my personal experience, blogger sites rank much better than a newly created .com since it already has the juice with the authoritative domain backing it. I'm not saying that Blogger has so many capabilities as WordPress has. No! On the contrary, it's a very dumb platform. But, your articles would rank better if you post on a newly created blogger versus a newly created.com website with a WordPress platform.
 
If you're looking to ACTUALLY MAKE MONEY FROM BLOGGING, Wordpress self-installs are the way to go.

Nothing comes close.

Believe me, I searched and tried blogger and others.

Wordpress.org all day.

Why? Millions of plugins and themes. Millions of active users spotting bugs and working on fixes.

Also, it's easier to sell WP blogs
 
Thank you all for your answers. It was my question too and your replies really helped me.
Thank you so much
 
I would like to share my experience on free blogging platforms, I tried hundreds of blogging platforms, I liked working in blogger.
It offers many gadgets, and unlike most blogging platforms, it allows us to make coding changes.

I'm sure not all of you like a blogger, but what is your perfect blogging platform?
WordPress is your best friend man! They have a theme which suits your needs and almost all plugins you need to start blogging.
 
Wordpress is the best one imho and self hosted is definitely the way to go if at all possible. Reason: flexibility.
 
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