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How long have you been using your current CMS?

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What percentage of websites globally run on WordPress?

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Tutorials By Catalyst - NOSRWebs
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The eternal debate between Blogger and WordPress continues to shape the blogging landscape. As a CMS architect with 15 years of experience implementing both platforms, let's dive deep into their fundamental differences.

WordPress dominates with a 43% market share of all websites globally, while Blogger maintains a steady user base of primarily individual content creators. The key distinction lies in their architecture: WordPress is a self-hosted solution offering complete control, while Blogger provides a hosted service with limited but reliable functionality.

Control vs. Convenience:

WordPress gives you full database access, server-side customization, and unlimited plugin integration. However, this freedom comes with responsibility – security maintenance, backup management, and technical optimization fall on you. Blogger, integrated with Google's infrastructure, handles these aspects automatically but restricts deep system modifications.

Cost Analysis:

Blogger: $0 for hosting, domain costs only
WordPress:
- Hosting: $3-30/month
- Premium themes: $30-100
- Essential plugins: $0-200/year
- Development costs: Variable

Performance Metrics:

Recent benchmarks show:
- Blogger: 99.99% uptime, average page load: 1.8s
- WordPress: Varies by host, typically 99.95% uptime, average page load: 2.2s

Development Flexibility:

WordPress offers:
- 59,000+ plugins
- 31,000+ themes
- Custom post types
- Advanced user roles
- API integration

Blogger provides:

- Limited widget selection
- Basic theme modification
- XML template editing
- Google services integration

The choice ultimately depends on your goals. WordPress suits businesses and professional bloggers needing scalability and custom functionality. Blogger serves content-focused individuals wanting a stable, maintenance-free platform.

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Tutorials By Catalyst - NOSRWebs
Posted 7 months ago

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