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I use also tumblr platform (very underrated IMHO). If you can adapt your website/blog to it you get a decent free hosting. However if your blog depends on SEO I
by galfarragem 13y ago
I use also tumblr platform (very underrated IMHO). If you can adapt your website/blog to it you get a decent free hosting. However if your blog depends on SEO I would not recommend it (unless you develop a custom theme and really know what you are doing).
- simonhamp 13y agoI totally agree that Tumblr is underrated. It's by no means perfect for SEO, but I haven't found it a problem. Would certainly be nice to have a little more control over certain bits, but it hasn't been detrimental to mine, now PageRank 7 (if that still means anything?)
- galfarragem 13y agoOnce I made the experience, two blogs, one on wordpress, one on tumblr, as similar as they can be, same posts, etc. After few days the wordpress one was in first page of google, the tumblr one still very difficult to find. Anyway to cut costs I kept the tumblr one. Nowadays (2,5 years later) my blog is pagerank 4 (good rank for the traffic I have) and reasonable SEO. Even not being perfect like you say I would also recommend tumblr. (http://archimodels.info http://archimodels.info)
- simonhamp 13y agogalfarragem: It depends on the kind of site you want to run ultimately, but personally I think you made the right choice. You have had free hosting, no headaches of a hacked site or overloaded server, minimal downtime and a thriving social system all rolled into one. I think PageRank 4 is incredible - there are millions of sites that would love that! What's your site?