Blogger.com is Google’s free blog. Blogger is owned by
Google and therefore it should be easy to set up AdSense. Blog styles can be
changed, but it seems a bit more limited in what you can do. If branding is important
then you really need to look carefully at what customization options are
available with each of these. For me, having a blog that is easy to use for
blogging and easy to use with AdSense is going to outweigh any branding
options, especially since this blog is more for personal use than business.
Here are my options:
1. Free Wordpress blog & WordAds.
2. Pay for hosting & domain with Wordpress and use
AdSense.
3. Free hosting with Blogger and use AdSense.
I really thought I would go the Wordpress route again, but
taking into consideration cost, ads, style and function I have decided to go
with Blogger.com to run my blog. I will be saving on domain and hosting fees
and I will easily be able to run ads through AdSense on my blog. Readers: sorry
for the inconvenience of these ads. I can only hope that the ads will provide
valuable links to other information that you may be looking for while preparing
for your journey.
For more information on how to make money with with Google
AdSense on Blogger.com check out this great link: http://www.ehow.com/how_4618171_money-google-adsense-blogspotcom.html
I found that Google really does not provide a lot of
information about how AdSense works. If you want to know more about the basics
of AdSense and why it is so great you can check out the many informational
videos posted on YouTube. You can also go to: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AdSenseGotta love Wikipedia!
If you would like to do your own comparison, here is where
you can find all the info on how WordAds works: http://wordads.co/faq/
I found these links to be helpful in providing me with a
basic understanding of the types of advertising options available for blogs.
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