WordPress or Blogger? 4 Reasons to Switch to WordPress !

With a global community of millions of developers working on WordPress, the CMS is always evolving to meet user needs and online trends. The WordPress platform is shared all the way down to the source code, meaning you can change and extend the service as needed. Blogger, on the other hand, is a proprietary product with no outside influence. While the Google team actively maintains the platform and occasionally releases new themes and updated features, the pace can’t possibly contend with the vibrant WordPress community.

Again, this is a numbers game. Blogger has a limited team behind its designs and only so many options for users to customize or create their own templates. New templates trickle out to the public here and there, but the platform hasn’t gotten a major facelift in a few years.

WordPress includes thousands of themes in its directory, and many more are available externally.

WordPress, on the other hand, has hundreds of thousands of free and premium themes for seemingly every conceivable website need. Each theme is fully editable, and developers with a touch of experience and patience can create and upload their own custom design.

Thus these all reasons made my mind to switch to WordPress !
what’s yours views on it and what do you prefer do comment!

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