Blogger Information Reviews & Insights

Score4.1 out of 10

109 Reviews and Ratings

Community insights

TrustRadius Insights for Blogger are summaries of user sentiment data from TrustRadius reviews and, when necessary, third party data sources.

Pros

Ease of Use: Many users have appreciated the simplicity of Blogger, stating that it is easy to set up, integrate, and publish articles and photos. The user-friendly interface makes managing, monitoring, and deleting comments effortless. Users also find Blogger beginner-friendly as it only requires basic HTML and CSS knowledge for customization.

Customization Options: Users value Blogger's free domain provider and access to source code, allowing for convenient customization without requiring expert coding knowledge. The wide availability of themes simplifies personalizing blogs to suit individual preferences.

Monetization Opportunities: Several users have highlighted Blogger's seamless connection to AdSense for monetization opportunities, making it a favorable platform for earning revenue. The basic functionality caters to users at all experience levels for maximizing their potential earnings through blogging efforts.

Blogger Reviews

2 Reviews

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Blogger makes easier the creation of blogs and websites for small business

Rating: 9 out of 10

Incentivized

September 13, 2016

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

I have created a couple of blogs with Blogger for myself, my company and some friends. They were personal blogs and professional blogs. I have also written some tutorials about Blogger for the beginners; some have also been published in magazines.

To my personal point of view, Blogger is definitively the best choice when you have absolutely no technical skill, you have no domain name and no ISP (and you can’t afford or don’t want to pay for it)… and you want to be online in just a couple of minutes. It is easy to use and it offers all the required features for free! What more could you ask for?!

Blogger is also perfect for small businesses as you can easily and very quickly create a website. Blogger is mainly known as a blog solution for creating post articles which are published chronologically, but it also allows you to create static pages which are organized and you can access them thru a menu, as in a regular website! You can use one of the multiple templates that come with Blogger or customize your pages (you can also import templates designed with Artisteer).

Pros

Blogger is free as most of the CMS are, and you can find thousands of gadgets for free.
Blogger offers a lot of templates which can be customized. You can also specify a different template when the blog/website is displayed on a mobile device to be sure that the display will be responsive.
It is easy to change the page layout. You only have to drag and drop the elements of the page. When you are done, save. That’s all!
You can easily manage the comments from your readers.
When you have a blog or a website, of course you are interested in knowing if you have readers, which articles they prefer, who they are (their country, the operating system and web browser they use…). All you have to do is click on the statistics menu for viewing all these valuable data.

Cons

It is always difficult to speak about cons when something is free. I would say that Blogger is ideal for personal blogs and very small businesses. If you want to design a website with multiple web pages, then I would suggest you to have a look at WordPress.

Likelihood to Recommend

Blogger is ideal for personal blogs and very small businesses.

Sandrine BOARQUEIRO-VERDUN

Founder & President in Professional Services at Kapitec Software (Computer Software, 1-10 employees)

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8 years of experience

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Blogger (BlogSpot) Great tool building clientele, networking with others, AdSense provides opportunity for making more money.

Rating: 10 out of 10

March 1, 2014

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

I use Blogger for several blog sites I've created. I've written a poetry blog, a computer support blog, a vent your frustrations blog and building a few more. I've enjoyed working with BlogSpot and using it both professionally and personally. I am building a BlogSpot for computer users who have no solid resources to fix their own computers and have to pay so much money to get simple issues resolved.

Pros

I have great preset templates to utilize and build a clean, appealing Blog page. I can also build using HTML or other tools to build an appealing blog page.
I have ads on my BlogSpot pages and whenever someone clicks on those ads AdSense will pay me so much per click and transfer those funds into my bank account when it reaches a certain amount. You can pick what "type" of ads appear on your pages.
I can build up the search engine of my BlogSpot pages and name my own URL to those pages.

Cons

I would like more templates
I also want to be able to reach Technical Support for Google BlogSpot

Likelihood to Recommend

It's probably a good idea to put on paper what you want your Blogs to look like. (1) Information (2) Audience (3) Search info (4) An Idea of what you want the blog to look like. (5) What the blog is going to be about, do you want to allow comments. (6) Do you want others to be able to contact you?

Karrie Reno

Independent Engineer Consultant in Information Technology at ECO-IT Networking Inc. (Computer Networking, 11-50 employees)

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6 years of experience

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