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What Website Builder Should I Use?

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by boetdeman 1 view

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My fellow humans!

As I am about to start a simple blogging website, I decided to seek enlightenment from you guys, here is the question:
What is the, for me, most appropriate website builder?

Here are my requirements:
- unlimited posting
- cheap (rather free)
- allows domain name
- easy to use
- not many ads on the site

It would be awesome to receive a reply. ?
Thank you so much!

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by deborasumopayroll

here are literally tons of website builders you could choose—
• Squarespace
Incredibly well designed. Beautiful themes.
• Weebly
Perfect for anyone looking for something easy to use.
• Format
Excellent portfolio builder.
• webflow
Great tool for professional designers.
• shopify
The best ecommerce website builder.
• wix
True drag-and-drop. Offers detailed control of websites.
• strikingly
The best website builder for one page websites.
• voog
Good for multilingual websites.
• wordpress.com
Great for blogs and users familiar with Wordpress.
• woo commerce
Good for users already familiar with Wordpress.
• Ecwid
Lets you add ecommerce to an existing website.
• Jumpseller
Strong multi-language ecommerce website builder.
• Ucraft
Flexible design editor.
• XPRS
Beautiful themes— but overwhelming to use.
• SnapPages
Provides the basics.
• DudaOne
Tricky to get a handle on.
• uKit
Easy editor but too simple.
• Sitey
Same as WebsiteBuilder.com.
• Google Sites
Best used as an intranet to connect Google products.

by pelvery

Actually, your requirements are pretty basic so you can choose almost any website builder. I'd stop on one of these:
Wix
Weebly
Shopify
Squarespace
Format
They'll be quite fine if you don't have any experience

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