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Blogger had ftp support? I think I'm one of those 99,5% peoples not using it, never heard about it, I guess I was (am) fine with what they offer. Are you offeri

Blogger had ftp support? I think I'm one of those 99,5% peoples not using it, never heard about it, I guess I was (am) fine with what they offer. Are you offering files to download or anything peoples will be downloading from your blog? otherwise I will just advice you to stay with blogger and migrate the downloading to another plattform, you could use dropbox or even skydrive (25 Gigs, all free) for that, it's not just worth moving to wordpress, as blogger is improving. csomar said Wordpress if you use your own host, I may also add GAE (google app engine) if you still want to use free hosting wth high performance, but it's not an easy going.

jasonkester 17y ago
Yeah. It is really nice. It will deploy your blog as a set of HTML files to anywhere you want. No server overhead per request, and no installing a bunch of extra software on the server just to host the blog. Blogger's hosted service requires you to use a subdomain, such as blog.mysite.com. Since that's actually worse for SEO than mysite.com/blog, and since I'm doing it the other way already and don't want to 301 everything across just to support Blogger's whim, I need to find an alternative that still supports FTP deploy.