Customization
When it comes to customization, Blogger is known for being rather limited. The platform only provides specific tools for specific tasks. This means that it’s not as focused on integrations, design, and aesthetic appeal. Unfortunately, there is also no way that you can add more customization options since you don’t really own your blog.
However, you can still add features like subscription links, advertisements, and contact forms. But, even these features offer limited functionality compared to other content management systems.
On this front, WordPress is miles ahead. With various themes, templates, and plugins to choose from, you have the option of really customizing your blog and to expand it as you see fit. You also have the option of hiring web developers and designers to create custom designs that will really allow your website to hold its own.
With each new plugin, you add to the functionality of your website. This means you also have more options when it comes to monetization. It is also important to remember that most WordPress themes are available free of charge.
With these themes, you can transform the structure of your website to match its intended purpose. Besides this, with so many themes available, you also have the option of redesigning your website if you feel the current theme has run its course.