4 Websites For Creating Free Blogs

         Here are four of the very best Blogging platforms on the Internet at the moment. They all havethe added benefit of being completely free. You can use them for free by signing up, but after registration, you do not have to jump through a bunch of hoops. All you need to do is abide by their rules (no offensive content for example) and agree to their terms and conditions and you are set. They do not take down any payment details, and do not run trial offers. If it says what
you have is free--then it is free (at least until they change their rules). Why would a companyoffer free blogs? There are numerous reasons why free blogs are available from these sites. For example, WordPress are held in high esteem by affiliate programs, and Squidoo runs its own adverts besides yours. Each blogging platform has their own means of making money, but the point is that they are not going to take any money from you.

WordPress

WordPress offers the well-known blog system for custom installation, or a service to which can be used directly without web space, to create a blog for free. It is the most highly search engine-optimized medium to date, which means that if you wanted, you could optimize your pages to up to 90% perfectly optimized.

squidoo.com

A blog with Squidoo may receive a lot of traffic but the possibilities are also limited a little. They have only one layout which you can play with but cannot change, and their add-on features are limited to what they have in their list of add-ons. With that said--they do have a large number of add-ons, which serve a lot of different purposes. It may be worth having a look at Squidoo for the simple reason that if you do write something that is good--they will rank your page highly and it will receive traffic. You can link from the blog, as well as sell your own items on eBay from there if you wish. There are many add-ons, and if you do not fancy having to maintain your own separate blog--this may be the one for you.

blogger.com

Blogger.com is a service from Google and allows you to use a simple web interface to create your own blog. The service is free and can be combined directly with AdSense, i.e. there is no need for any serious installation on your part. The setting options are quite varied; there is not only a series of design templates, but also a large collection of pre-made plugins that you can use via a drag-and-drop system, making the elements easy to add to your blog. The creation of posts is as easy as one would imagine because what you enter via the drag and drop system is what you get as a result.

It allows you to lay out your blog page so that it looks like it will when you publish it online. In a sense--the editor allows you to create your own blog template, your own blog design, and gives you the options of creating opportunities pages, which are then accessed via a menu. This way you may sell products or pass on a deeper message if you wish. For the hobbyists it has the opportunity to directly manipulate the HTML code of the layout that you work around, so that more individual designs are possible. For a free service they offer much more than most. It can be made to be ad-free and is very easy to use.

weebly.com

Weebly is ideal for beginners to create a blog. After a free registration, your blogs are created.The name can be freely selected and is then a sub-domain. The choice of designs is great, but the opportunities to edit these designs are very limited. Furthermore, the creation of posts is available via drag and drop, which can be a bit exhausting, especially for larger projects. You can create function pages which are the same as opportunities pages, in that you are able to do more than write text, such as sell products or embed things. For a very small blog with long intervals between entries, Weebly is the one you want. It is certainly very suitable for larger projects, but becomes tiring if you have to add to it every week.