I have used wordpress.com for a while and I still have a blog there which I don't get to update. When I was still new at blogging, of course I didn't understand html, codes and whatever it is they use in designing or writing their blogs. I opt to choose blogger because it is so easy to use. You can easily understand the instructions and you can read your way through it.
I have 5 blogs at blogger and although not everything is perfect, they still deliver. I envy wordpress because they have a lot of widgets and tools available to optimize their blogs. Like the All in one seo, which of course blogger doesn't have and also a blog roll plug in that you can display in another page. Unlike blogger where you could only use the one that they have provide, blog link list... Wordpress also has a lot of templates created for them that are web 2.0 and are adsense ready. In fairness to blogger, they are also catching up and many blogger users have somehow developed great widgets and codes for blogger users.
In my own opinion, blogger is a great choice for those who are just beginning to blog and do not know a thing or two about editing codes/ html. As for wordpress, I am planning to transfer my 2 blogs there but with a paid subscription. Wordpress is a better choice if you are one of those serious bloggers and would want to make blogging as a profession...
I have read a post on which the writer has given a detailed comparison of the two blogging platforms, you can read it here.
Whatever platforms you use, it is still the content that is more important to readers. Without good content, your blog won't get much traffic...
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Building your reputation online is a great way for one to advertise his or her resume and achievements. Many potential employers are looking for prospective employees on the Internet . You could get a head start on things and get way ahead of your competition. What you project on line matters. By joining numerous social networking sites, you are in fact advertising yourself on line. So better watch what you're doing on those sites that you register to.
Tips for building a good reputation on line...
You can create your own personal website
Make a blog (an online diary)
Get your own domain name
Keep on line profiles updated
Create content that will link back to your website or blog
Create a blog - if having a website is not your thing, you could make a blog instead. It is so easy to set up a blog. You could either use Blogger or Wordpress, to create a blog for you to put you CV and post all important details about yourself and some key achievements that you have made. It is just like a website, but it is less maintained and not so hard to set up...
Buy your own domain name – a domain name is your address online. You could just register a domain with your name on it, for you to be located easily.
Keep online profiles updated - A profile that hasn't been tended to is a sign of lack of follow through. If you are short on time, create only a few online profiles and update them regularly.
Create content that will link back to you – By putting on great content on your site or blog, people who are interested will keep on coming back to see your updates and posts.
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