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OH YEAH! Blogger is indeed easy to declare up and use… Easy to customize with widgets, and according to reviews that follow, submissive to “monetize”. I force still as likely as not keep them both against a while. joined since “around”, an individual to “get serious” (???).

Both WordPress.com and Blogger.com are among the most popular loose blogging services. A couple of days ago I signed up with both of them without doing much digging ahead of without delay. I knew I wanted to be adept to mail photos, and that I could post directly to Blogger from Google’s Picasa, which I usability to manage my photos. I also liked the miniature Flickr widget on tap at WordPress and the all-embracing more gracious look of its pages. I wanted to plug a feel after both of them myself.

I started with WordPress.com. (I had reach-me-down Blogger before, years ago.) After only two days, I can claim that I specially like the ease of acquisition of the dashboard and the apt-made themes, as well as the absence of ads. However, I am already feeling a little “cramped” by the inability to use the cool widgets I establish at WidgetBox on a free blog (no javascript allowed).

Before I go much further with either one of these tools, I thought I ought to find out a meagre more respecting them both. Here are two useful comparisons that may diversion other newbies:

TechRavings: Blogger or WordPress.com? What to Choose?

Pulsed: Blogger vs. WordPress.com Comparison blueprint 2008

And here are two more articles with sweeping information on other blog services:
Wikipedia: Weblog Software
Top Ten Reviews Comparison design