blogger engines

**zohaib7799** · May 22, 2010 14:18

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i am the new beginner of internet marketing i need some blgger hosting sites
like blogspot ,wordpress
i wamt some more list

**tchoppy** · May 23, 2010 07:20

I like blogspot myself, otherwise you can use typepad too. Or buy a domain and have a blog built on your website.

**jennyty** · May 23, 2010 22:40

http://blogetery.com/

Here You find the list of Free Blog Hosting Sites.

**chandrapal** · May 23, 2010 23:17

I would like to suggest you just type in Google "Create your own blog". You will get good blog hosts there.

**hazelg** · May 26, 2010 18:06

You could make use of those that link wheel are using this days..heard of them?

**MichaelRay** · May 27, 2010 04:04

Originally Posted by sandeephegde.me

How much ever big list you find, the most probable thing is you will end up choosing wordpress

Correct!

Self hosted blogs are 95 percent using WP.

**chandrapal** · May 27, 2010 21:50

We can use Joomla also for self hosting.

**SKNX3** · May 28, 2010 19:17

Netfirms is the best Solution. You have a blog addition where it setups up the blog for you then emails you with the login information in 1 minute. You will have a wordpress blog setup in under a minute after you push the button. They have a Google connected Sitemap submitter for your blog as well.

**sarah80** · May 29, 2010 11:50

1. drupal
2. joomla

**ZXT** · Jun 13, 2010 22:21

Why are you guys suggesting Joomla for a newbie blogger? A friend is using Joomla for a year and yet he switched to Wordpress because there's too many issues with Joomla and its not user friendly.

**Bhanwar_Seo** · Jun 14, 2010 01:16

Blogger and Wordpress are popular blogging sites or you can simply search on google for free blog hosting
joomla and drupal also a good option but may be blogger or WordPress are best for you

**SeanIM** · Jun 17, 2010 18:21

IMO Wordpress is the only way to go. Self-hosted WP blog that is...I don't like to leverage my core domains or business model solely on freehosted domains that I don't own. Another thing I dig about wordpress is you can make it look 'not' like a blog and run an entire site with it...very flexible.