Blogspot
Blogspot is the blog host that is owned by Google. It is often chosen by beginning bloggers because it is customizable, easy to use and completely free. Bloggers don't have to know anything about programming, even basic HTML, in order to customize a blog and create a site that they can use to promote their business or to sell items directly from the blog.
Free Blog Creation
Starting a blog with Blogspot is not only free, it's also simple and easy to do in just a few minutes. The site has dozens of templates that can be used to create free blogs, each of which can be used with different fonts, images and components, giving the blog a truly customized look.
It has a number of different widgets to add to the websites, in order to make it easy to add a number of special features. Adding a blogroll, an archive or custom HTML to a site is easy to do with just a click. Using AdSense on a Blog
Many people want to have a blog that brings in money with AdSense, and Blogspot is fully integrated with AdSense. With a single Google account, you can sign up for AdSense and a Blogspot blog and place the AdSense script on the site with just a click. This makes the process of monetizing a blog easy and accessible to everyone who wants a blog to bring in money.
Adding other ads to a Google blog is a way to make still more income from blogging. This is also an easy task when using Blogspot. The system allows bloggers to add a custom HTML widget anywhere they like, and this can be used for JavaScript as well. Either can be pasted directly into the widget for a quick and easy monetization.
Posting to a Google Blog
One of the best things about a blog is that it's easy to write new posts for the site. The blog posts can be placed directly into a WYSIWYG box, eliminating the need for any coding. The blogger can add photos and videos directly into the posts, again without requiring any coding. This allows posts to be written quickly and to have them publish exactly the way they were envisioned rather than having to leave off parts of a blog because the blogger doesn't have the coding knowledge needed to create them.
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