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With a more connected world, it’s no wonder people want to share their content online. Some use websites to share ideas, while others build a full-fledged business from it. Blogger and WordPress are two of the most popular website builders available today. Both platforms have a solid reputation after having been around for nearly two decades each. The best solution for you depends on your goals and how you plan to use the platform. In this Blogger vs. WordPress guide, we’ll compare the two platforms, so you can decide which is the best for your needs and budget.

Blogger vs. WordPress at a Glance

WordPress.org is more frequently used compared to Blogger, with many themes and plugins to…

Priced at $38,000 USD, the 100-Year domain name plan also includes 24/7 assistance and managed web hosting

While regular domain name registrations are capped at a maximum of 10 years, WordPress has just announced a unique ‘100-Year’ domain name registration package, which comes with managed hosting and other top-notch features.

Also termed by WordPress as the ‘100 Year Plan’, the package is priced at $38,000 USD. When calculated, the yearly cost of this package is somewhere around $380, which is fair considering the amount of services that will be offered over the whole century.

Apart from 100-years of domain ownership and ‘top-tier’ hosting, users will also get Multiple backups across data centers in multiple regions, an unmetered bandwidth, which…

If you want to use a top-level domain (TLD), you have to renew the address every year in most cases. The providers of the WordPress website construction kit are now offering a special tariff that allows a domain to remain registered for a whole century.

Current packages expire after ten years

Normally, when registering the TLD, customers can only select a maximum term of ten years. The domain is then offered to other users or can be renewed. If you no longer want to think about renewal at regular intervals, WordPress.com now has the option of taking out a 100-year tariff.

This means that a website can still be reached for many decades even without active changes. This allows blog articles and related media to be preserved for future generations. The package…

If you’re worried about losing your domain name, WordPress has a 100-year deal for you.

Typically, domain registrations are capped at 10 years. With its new plan, WordPress will register and host your website for a century, meaning it will likely outlive you (and the WordPress execs who put this together, and possibly the company itself).

The idea here is to provide for companies and families that want to preserve content beyond a generation. Some suggested use cases include “families who wish to preserve their digital assets — stories, photos, sounds, and videos… for generations to come,” and “founders who want to protect and document their company’s past, present, and future.”

With the plan, customers will…

If you’re worried your website isn’t going to be around forever WordPress has a deal for you: a 100-Year Plan.

Typically domain registrations are capped at ten years. With the plan, WordPress will both register and host your website for a century, which means more than likely it’s going to outlive you.

While it can certainly be used to host photos of your Beanie Baby collection, the idea behind the service is to allow both companies and families that want to preserve content beyond a generation way to do so. Some suggested use cases suggested by the company for the service include “families who wish to preserve their digital assets — stories, photos, sounds, and videos… for generations to come,” and “founders who want to protect and document their company’s past,…