Advantages & disadvantages of WordPress as CMS for SEO Hosting
WordPress is probobly the most used and fastest growing CMS system that’s free to use. It was born as a simple platform for bloggers, and has grown into an highly flexible and well-structured CMS for all kind of websites. WordPress is built on PHP and MySQL and with the latest version you can host multiple blogs with one single installation.
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5 Advantages with WordPress
+Free opensource project built on a user-friendly administrator interface.
+Very flexible/customizable CMS, for all kinds of websites (not only blogs).
+Huge community to support WordPress beginners and coders, even with WP conferences.
+Extensive list of WP plugins, free themes and premium themes to choose from.
+Easy to import from other content management systems.
5 Possible disadvantages with WordPress
-Wordpress is nowdays a rather heavy cms.
-Hard to customize the menu for various subpages.
-Built in PHP and way harder to use with Windows server.
-Heavy use of database queries; luckily some cashe plugins can improve this.
-Still has a bit too go in order to be considered the best CMS for normal websites.
Why WordPress?
WordPress is probobly one of the easiest and still most powerful content management system out there. Another of the biggest advantages of WordPress is the fact that it’s built search engine friendly from start. Not only does it handle on-page SEO certainly well, it’s also very easy to add RSS-flow, along with bookmarking and social media integration. With WordPress you can have 500 websites up and running in a few minutes – lets us show you..
2 major websites using WordPress
- SmashingApps.com
- TechCrunch.com
Want too learn more? Try a demo of a WordPress.
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