➡️Hashnode
Hashnode can be similar to hosting your blogging website.
It allows you to use a sub-domain as well as your own custom domain and all your blogs can be downloaded with a single click.
Hashnode can be similar to hosting your blogging website.
It allows you to use a sub-domain as well as your own custom domain and all your blogs can be downloaded with a single click.
➡️Dev.to
The best thing about dev.to is their algorithm works similarly for every user and chances to get traffic are way more than any other platform.
Also, readers can not judge you on the basis of followers count as it is hidden.
The best thing about dev.to is their algorithm works similarly for every user and chances to get traffic are way more than any other platform.
Also, readers can not judge you on the basis of followers count as it is hidden.
➡️Medium
The most popular one. You can find articles on every topic here.
It is pretty easy to use, just create an account, write, publish, and done, your first blog is on the internet now.
Though, it might take time for your blogs to reach the audience.
The most popular one. You can find articles on every topic here.
It is pretty easy to use, just create an account, write, publish, and done, your first blog is on the internet now.
Though, it might take time for your blogs to reach the audience.
➡️Ghost
@Ghost is the "modern WordPress" for blogging.
It is easy to maintain & comes with a sleek admin dashboard suitable for small blogs.
Features like SEO, paid articles, newsletters are built-in.
@Ghost is the "modern WordPress" for blogging.
It is easy to maintain & comes with a sleek admin dashboard suitable for small blogs.
Features like SEO, paid articles, newsletters are built-in.
➡️Static Site Generators
Unlike Ghost or WordPress when you pre-render all your articles as HTML it's called a static site.
Tools like Jekyll & 11ty pull data from a CMS & generate those pages.
Lowest maintenance but requires technical knowledge.
Unlike Ghost or WordPress when you pre-render all your articles as HTML it's called a static site.
Tools like Jekyll & 11ty pull data from a CMS & generate those pages.
Lowest maintenance but requires technical knowledge.
➡️WordPress
According to @kinsta it powers 40% of all websites on the internet.
Its powerful features are suitable for large publications.
It is expensive to maintain compared to the below options.
With the largest ecosystem of themes, plugins & freelancers to work in.
According to @kinsta it powers 40% of all websites on the internet.
Its powerful features are suitable for large publications.
It is expensive to maintain compared to the below options.
With the largest ecosystem of themes, plugins & freelancers to work in.
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