Have you heard of The Blueger? It is a service that offers users the possibility to create blogs and blogging sites to share ideas on them and provide information in various fields through them in addition to using them to make ads or sell commissions.
This famous service is one of the services that currently compete strongly and is even superior to its competitors in many aspects and possibilities it offers. Its free availability for everyone with the possibilities of uploading a lot of images and creating millions of pages and their presence on Google's secure and fast servers is perhaps the highlight of what distinguishes them.
Hence we find a lot of articles and news that appear sometimes and promote news confirming or indicating that the American giant is thinking of closing this service and dispensing with it, especially since the creation of blogs and the addition of topics, and the installation of templates are done free of charge to confirm many parties that what will push Google to do so is that it does not make money from that service at all.
But is that true? Can it be said that abandoning Blueger would be the perfect choice for Google? This is a viewpoint with which I disagree.
1- Google encourages content creation and web development
The American giant has always emphasized in international and local conferences and forums its quest to create renewable content and work to provide free tools to do so, and perhaps Blueger is one of the free tools and services now available on the web that allows users to express their opinions freely and convey the news that occurs in their places of life and share their experiences, so I think that closing Blueger will be a step against the principles of Google.
2- Many search results depend on Blogger blogs
There are a lot of search results that we get every day when we look for news, news articles, or even reports through which blogger blogs appear to us, especially since a lot of experts write on them and there are magazines famous for their names of paid domains located on Blogger! Therefore, if the service is closed and abandoned, the number of search results owned by Google in its search engine databases is expected to decrease by an impressive and alarming percentage as well, which means that the amount of content on the web will also decrease.
3- Google wins from buying paid dominoes
In a Blogger control panel it is possible to change the domain name or buy a domain that is specific to the blog so as not to appear as belonging to this service, and also to be the link directly not sub-as it is at the beginning, and through that panel, users can buy a domain from Goodadi International and link it to the blog at a cheap price, but Google gets its commission from it and also from the annual renewal which means him good profits through it.
4- Google makes profits from published ads and even from advertising campaigns.
In the control panel, Blogger provides users with registration in the AdSense service to display ads on their pages, and it is known that Google is the intermediary between the advertiser and the publisher as it takes its commission from every click done on the ads, which is what actually prompted the majority of this type of blog to put those ads and profit from them, on the other hand, Google is keen to recommend bloggers to conduct advertising campaigns that earn Google more advertisers on its platform The ad.
5- Magazines and big sites in the world are available on the Blueger service.
The surprise is that many of the sites we visit, which have professional templates and domains directly, are in fact Blogger blogs and here we mention to name but a few cars scoops sites specialized in cars and news, which is available according to a very professional template that makes one expect to be special programming, so google's closure of this service will end the lives of many large websites which will lose Google credibility and put it in direct confrontation With the world's leading content producers.
Summary of the article:
Google benefits greatly from the Blueger service, not only in what we have learned about but also integrates that service with the photo-sharing site Picasa and also Google Plus, which makes huge numbers of visitors move to more of its services, which also benefit financially in indirect ways that are difficult for users to identify or find.
From this point of view it seems to me that closing the Blogger service is just a totally illogical joke, it is true that it scares bloggers and content producers but scares Google itself because it realizes that this would be the biggest folly it can commit in its history.
