Best Blog Software?

[kimberwyn]

Im using CuteNews right now, but its kind of limited on features. What do you guys think of Typad and Wordpress...and any other ones? Mine doesnt even let you edit html, bolding, fonts, etc. and I have unexperienced web users and its really hard to explain html code to them.

[Alex]

I prefer WordPress; a sleu of addons..

[PrivateInvestigator]

wordpress is easy to instal but the customising is abit difficult.

[kelp]

Most everyone uses Wordpress which means it's either really good or really hyped up. It might be a possible choice for a content website, too. I really liked Textpattern and it's customizability compared to Wordpress. It was really hard for me to make a theme in Wordpress compared to Textpattern. Textpattern was very nice layout and code-wise. It's also very search engine friendly.

[kelp]

Also, with Wordpress, your users should be able to figure it out most of the way through, at least. I've never tried Typepad, but I'd recommend Wordpress for your basic users and community.

[PrivateInvestigator]

anyone used greymatter blog software? very easy to use. bit basic though.

[kushaaal]

well if you want to have many people create blog at your website, why not have an integrated package of of Invision Power board. It has great blog with same account as that of forums.

[Aragami]

I use Wordpress, but i've heard a lot of textpattern, i should give it a try.

[tigertom]

Wordpress.
WordPress › Download

I can't remember if it comes with a default WYSIWYG editor. I think it does.
Easy install, easy to use, large user base. It's the simplest way (once installed) for a non-techie to get his thoughts on the 'net.

If the moderators don't mind:

For search engine success, you need an optimised theme. By co-incidence, I have some here:
TigerTom's Freeware - Files

More info. here:
My Troubles With Wordpress Themes

A default Wordpress install is hopeless for search engine marketing.

[j4s0n]

I still prefer Wordpress