TypePad
Pros
- Extensive feature set provides nearly complete customizability.
- Excellent rich-text editor for those who like to write.
- Library feature lets you store files, photo albums, and TypeLists on your blog.
Cons
- Free option is very limited.
- The most usable pro accounts are pricey compared to the competition.
- Variety of options sometimes make for a busy, confusing user interface.
- Importing legacy blogs from some other services like Blogger may be a hassle.
Software Details
- Six Apart
- $9 (plus version); $15 (unlimited version); $30 (premium version)
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