Blog (23 programs)

Pros: Send emails within Wordpress. Never have to copy/paste.

Cons: Free version is limited. Not compatible with other blog sites.

Pros: A very thorough platform with hundreds of tools. Extremely easy to work with.

Cons: There is no free version of this software. Registration is require before the resume-building process will begin.

Pros: This system can be personalised to suit the needs of the user. Registration takes only a few minutes to complete and the account can be set up immediately.

Cons: Users will be targeted with in-application advertisements on occasion. This system cannot be integrated with other CMS and analytical platforms.

Pros: Share your stories anonymously. Free to download and use.

Cons: No thrill of seeing your name in print. Content is not screened.

Pros: Easy to set up and use. Customizable profile. Share links, photos and fun with people all over the world. Create lists of interesting users. The quintessential microblogging service.

Cons: It crashes more often than it should.

Pros: Mobincube offers huge flexibility to dessign your Apps with advanced functionalities..

Cons: We are improving our visual edition interface to make it more intuitive, since you might need to read the tutorial some times in the current interface.

Pros: All fonts are free. Great font variety sorted by categories. Post your own fonts. User ratings show each font's popularity.

Cons: Some of the site's ads can be annoying.

Pros: Great font variety sorted by categories. Sub-categories offer easier font searching. Great font variety sorted by categories. Message board helps users identify unknown fonts.

Cons: Some of the site's ads can be annoying.

Pros: Uncluttered, calm interface. Built-in word counter. Support forums available to voice opinions and add feature ideas. Option to export to WordPress blog.

Cons: No ability to follow or favorite other users and their work. Can't even make the most basic skin customizations. No avatar or public profile information available.

Pros: Import your contacts from a variety of different sources. Neat map adding feature. Easily editable themes.

Cons: Essentially the same as Tumblr with less users. Very few themes from which to choose. Difficult to search out other users.

Pros: Click and drag to collect content quickly. Sync with your Twitter account. Follow other users in one simple click. Easy editing features.

Cons: Still buggy when trying to log in. No user or story search features yet.

Pros: Easy uploading process. Rate other users' work and get your own rated. Read top rated self-published novels.

Cons: Plain, unappealing interface. Lacks interactive features like a forum.

Pros: Back your favorite books to up their rankings. Add books to your bookshelf for later reading. Receive comments and tips from other YA writers. Chat with other writers in the on-site forum.

Cons: Rankings can be gamed. Novels must be at least 10,000 words to upload.

Pros: Back your favorite books to up their rankings. Add books to your bookshelf for later reading. Receive comments and tips from other writers. Chat with other writers in the on-site forum.

Cons: Rankings can be gamed. Novels must be at least 10,000 words to upload.

Pros: Useful animated help documentation. Ability to preview your progress. Publish online for others to read in one click.

Cons: Takes a little while to learn how to use.

Pros: Easy to use. You can connect it to multiple online services. Displays links in a timeline. Collection of links is fully searchable.

Cons: Plain interface.

Pros: Super easy to use. Several ways to post content. Share content on social networks.

Cons: Not many blog templates to choose from.

Pros: Create your own blog in a couple of minutes. Tons of customization options. Great user community.

Cons: May be a bit overwhelming for first-time users.

Pros: Easy way to publish documents. Great reading interfacea and options. Good range of reading material.

Cons: None so far!.