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Blogging is very popular today. One of blog platform is Google Blogger, it allows you put a blog quickly and easily, you don't need to have a domain name, just registering and you will have a blog in a few minutes . Once you are registered , you can immediately start setting up your blog. The form is provided for you to use and can be easily changed at any time to give your blog a look good. Factually, Blogger is hosted at Google also means they can delete your blog you at any time . You do not have full control over your blog. Chances are this will not happen, but it tends to make many marketers have to worry a bit .
With Wordpress, your platform will be stored on your hosting. You will have full control of files. However, WordPress can be a little more complicated to install and plugins will complement many good features.
Google prefer Blogger to Wordpress because, it belonged to their company. Many WordPress theme is poorly optimized for SEO, you will spend more time to improve it while the Blogger template is also not capable of creating unique H1 tag per page. The H1 tag is the description of the content on your page after your title tag , so it is important to make it varied throughout your pages. WordPress makes this possible and allows you to focus your pages a little better .
Here are some my comparisons between Blogspot and Wordpress. You will need to try to know which is better for SEO, best for you. If you have any other ideas, don't hesitate to share here. I'm waiting for your thoughts...
With Wordpress, your platform will be stored on your hosting. You will have full control of files. However, WordPress can be a little more complicated to install and plugins will complement many good features.
Google prefer Blogger to Wordpress because, it belonged to their company. Many WordPress theme is poorly optimized for SEO, you will spend more time to improve it while the Blogger template is also not capable of creating unique H1 tag per page. The H1 tag is the description of the content on your page after your title tag , so it is important to make it varied throughout your pages. WordPress makes this possible and allows you to focus your pages a little better .
Here are some my comparisons between Blogspot and Wordpress. You will need to try to know which is better for SEO, best for you. If you have any other ideas, don't hesitate to share here. I'm waiting for your thoughts...