Top 10 Blogging Platforms
These days blogging is a passion and a medium to share thought and get opinions.There are many blogging platforms which can be used to start a blog for free these bloggin platform only need a simple registration on their website and your are ready to blog, you will get a sub domain on their domain for your blog which will be permalink of your blog.Here we have compiled a list of top 10 blogging platforms just visit the sites below and start your first blog now.
1.Blogger
2.WordPress
3.MovableType
4.Typepad
5.Drupal
6.EggBlog
7.FlatPress
8.LifeType
9.LoudBlog
10Serendipity
The sites above are top 10 blogging platforms use them to start your very first blog.
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Out of this, only Blogger, WP nad typepad is familer to me. All others are a new info. Thanks man
Thanks Rajeel you found something new here on this blog BTW thanks for comment.
Excellent list! I haven’t even heard of the last 8!
Thanks!
Thnx buddy for comment.
Great list Shivendu. I wish there was a #11 spot so you could add blogReaction.com to it
Thanks Aaron for comment will check out yours
hey good efforts!
yeah,but How could you have missed the great ones like-Live journal, posterous and OH SO Nice-Tumblr Web Blogging Platforms…which offer free blogging..
god bless!
Happy Blogging!!
I personally love WordPress but there is one thing I can’t stand about it. I was trying to create a blog in order to get more referrals to a site I had recently joined. Only problem was, referral links aren’t allowed apparently and my blog was useless. Blogger is by far the best which explains why it’s ranked number one here.
I think WordPress only allows referral links if you are using a paid account, correct me if I’m wrong. Personally, WordPress works for me. It’s easier to navigate and more utilitarian. All the others in the list though are very new to me. I would be trying one or two from this list just to try things out, who knows, I might just find my right fit.
I’ve used Blogger and WordPress and I’ve dabbled with Drupal, but the rest of the list are new to me. I will look into them and try and find the perfect fit for me. Not everyone loves Blogger or WordPress and I just don’t have the patience for Drupal. Great list!
Although LiveJournal is a good blogging platform, I think it does not do well with hardcore blogging. I myself have been using LiveJournal but most of the blogs that you see there are either fandoms or personal blogs which are locked. This goes the same with DreamWidth which operates with the same premise as LiveJournal. Meanwhile, Tumblr does show some potential but then again, it have, more often than not, server problem.
Personally, I’m using WordPress and LiveJournal. I use WordPress for my professional blog whilst I use LiveJournal for my personal one. It’s all a matter of taste really. Though, I find your list fascinating. I might just try them and see if they can measure up. Thanks!
I am just familiar with WordPress and Blogger. Your post is very informative. By the way, are they all for free? Which one would you really recommend to use for a beginner like me?
I am using Blogger and I am no doubt comfortable with it. Thanks for this list. I didn’t know there were a few good ones too. I will share this with my friend who wants to build his own blog. I am sure he will enjoy this site.
Haven’t heard with the rest but surely Blogger is top 1. They are really great for those who are really into SEO. I’ll probably explore the rest. Also, I like posterous. It’s one of my favorites.
Blogger is really the best. Top of everything, I should say. I’m familiar with the rest – WordPress, TypePad, and Drupal. But the others? Not a hint of familiarity.
I love using WordPress (no bias there). Although I am limited to customizing my blog but I don’t mind. I also love how it is so corporate-looking. I never had a hard time using WordPress. Blogger is ok too.