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In terms of user experience, typing in the Gutenberg block editor is fast and smooth. You get options for each block as well as for the post itself. Plus, you get access to individual blocks for different elements like YouTube embeds, Spotify playlists, and Twitter threads.

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If you're not a designer, you can totally use Gutenberg to layout your site and customize your theme. However, if you want full site editing capabilities, you'll want to grab a theme or page builder plugin like Divi.

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All in all, if you're going to use WordPress as your blogging platform, the content creation experience has never been better.

Writing in Blogger

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While Blogger's user interface has evolved over the years, if you've used the platform before, it will still feel familiar. Or if you've ever used Microsoft Word. Or Google Docs. The post editor for Blogger is a traditional WYSIWYG document.

Blogging isn't what it used to be. When WordPress and Blogger first started, most people saw blogging as an online journal of personal thoughts. Blogs on MySpace were all the rage and Google apps weren't nearly as ubiquitous (or advanced) as they are now. Fast forward a few decades and blogs have gained legitimacy and become a major part of marketing for brands and individuals. With that in mind, we want to take a look at the current state of the two leading blogging platforms – WordPress vs Blogger – to see which option is better for you.

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WordPress vs Blogger: Who are they for?

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WordPress comes in two flavors: .com and .org. The .com version is a hosted SaaS (software as a service) platform with a popular free option, while the .org version is an open source version where you manage and control things yourself. This choice speaks to the freedom that WordPress offers, whatever kind of website you need or want, you can create it with WordPress. If you need a complete e-commerce website to sell your products? Done. WooCommerce has got you covered. Membership page? Yes. Personal blog? Of course. Want to monetize? No limits.

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On basically anything. WordPress has evolved into a full-fledged CMS (content management system) that has capabilities for all kinds of websites. WordPress does its best to be all things to all people, even if it takes a bit of tweaking and customization.

You can easily create engaging content with Blogger. If that's what you're looking for, this platform has you covered. You can edit various post options in the right sidebar. You can change the permalink and date, use labels (Blogger's form of tags on WordPress) and enable/disable comments.

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But other than that, you're locked into what you see. There aren't options for "featured images" or "snippets/meta descriptions" because Blogger tends to pull the first image in a post into the feature and the first part of the post as a snippet (as WordPress defaults, so this part is the same).

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In general, writing posts on Blogger is painless, easy and straightforward. These days, you don't have nearly the customization options that you do in WordPress. However, for pure blogging and content creation, it is fast, intuitive and stable. You can't ask for too much when writing. There's also a huge industry based entirely on premium WordPress themes and plugins, so if you can't find the right thing in the repositories and can't code it yourself, there's probably a developer who has already created a theme or plugin themselves.

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The specific customization depends entirely on your combination of theme and plugins, but WordPress has a built-in theme customizer that developers can plug in, so you can tinker and push not only WordPress defaults, but theme features and designs as well. Additionally, WordPress allows you to use custom CSS (virtually through the Theme Customizer itself), so you won't have to deal with custom.css files.

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And none of this even touches on the site settings you can customize, from user roles, permalinks, comment structure, menus and navigation, taxonomies, and even custom post types to help organize your content.

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Customizing Blogger

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Here is Blogger's greatest hit of all. It's barely customizable. Sure, it's a lot more customizable than a site like Substack or Medium, but that's not saying much. Blogger is a no-nonsense blogging platform, but you can still do something to make your corner a little cozier. Blogger also has a theme repository, but it's nowhere near as robust as WP. Generally, you'll find several designs (for example, the one called Contempo in the image above) and then palette variations of it. While there are options, at the time of this writing those options are limited to only 12 different themes (although the color variants increase that number significantly).

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When the theme is installed, you can also customize how it looks by adding menus, widgets (Blogger's version of what WordPress calls widgets), and adjusting colors, fonts, and content spacing. But that's really it.

You have the option to add custom CSS to your Blogger theme customization. And if you choose, you can always write a theme in HTML or edit the HTML of a theme that you install from the list provided.

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You can create very aesthetically pleasing blogs using this platform. But there's nowhere near as much customization support as in WordPress, and writing a theme in HTML isn't something most people can or will do (but it's still easier than writing a WordPress theme in PHP, so there's that).

Blogger also has a layout editor that works similar to the WP page builder plugin, but it's much more limited.

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You can drag and drop elements from your theme to new locations, select ad placements, and adjust other basic options. But you can't actually design the page.

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WordPress vs Blogger: External Integration

A blog is not an island. The internet is a connected ecosystem of APIs and services talking back and forth, and your blog will be a part of that. With that in mind, we'll take a look at how WordPress vs Blogger handles connecting to external services like CRMs, ad networks, and analytics tools.

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WordPress integration

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Due to the customization option in WordPress, connecting to external services is a breeze. The platform is designed from the ground up to be used this way. You can search the repository and find hundreds of plugins to help you connect things like HubSpot to your website, MailChimp to WooCommerce, WordPress posts to Zapier, podcast players to your RSS feed, ad networks to the right places on your site, etc.

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In addition, themes often have their own places to insert code, so you don't have to dig through PHP files. For example, Divi has an Integrations tab in the theme options where you can add any header, footer or body code. Like Facebook pixels, AdSense code, Pinterest buttons, site validation scripts and anything else. Because WordPress is open source.

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