That said, if your main source of revenue is intended to be from ad sales, which you display on/around your blog and your recipes, then yes WordPress will be a better option.īut if your business generates income through another method, like my client, who works with her clients individually and in groups, then ad sales shouldn’t be a consideration. Google AdWords (as of posting) doesn’t play nicely with Squarespace (in fact, I’m not sure it works with Squarespace at all, but that depends on who you ask).
WordPress is better if you want ads on your site, for sure. M Y T H ❶ “WordPress is better for Recipe Blogs” Just in case you’re having similar thoughts, and if –like her– you found a blog tutorial for a Markdown block system with a ton of HTML coding it to create these recipe cards on Squarespace…we need to do some myth-busting so you can make a more informed decision about which platform is right for you –no matter which one you choose. There is one post “out there” saying that the lack of this feature is what encouraged her to move her whole blog off of Squarespace …and over to Wordpress, just for the easy-to-manage, printable recipe cards (basically). I did some research and asked my fellow designer friends what, if anything, they liked using for this and found some great options. After scouring the interwebs, she couldn’t find a whole lot on the topic, specifically for Squarespace sites, and promptly came to me for some advice. I love food, but I don’t always love to cook, so you’re not likely to find any recipes on my blog any time soon ––though, never say never, right? 😉īut recently one of my clients wanted to be able to put printable recipe cards in her food blogs.
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