Wordpress

As a digital marketer for Gleamfy , my experience using WordPress has been largely positive. The platform's user-friendly interface and extensive customization options have allowed me to create and manage our company website with ease.

We Giovanni Lashes have been using WordPress for over 4 years now. The beauty of WordPress is that it allows us to make really beautiful web pages without learning to code. And it is very safe and the system is very stable. Getting started is very easy. The downside is that WordPress is more complex than other development software and you need to learn more.

A great tool for all your blogging needs and content marketing. You can have all in one place from Wordpress i.e. hosting, domain, blog, and all. It's a all in one suite for any business.

WP is a great tool to manage the blogs and websites. We are using the same from the past many years and now we are next to adopt it whenever they launch a new version.

My professional blogging sites contains posts which talks about WordPress, it's benefits and why it is the best platform to create websites or blogs. I have also shared the reason why I prefer WordPress over any other CMS. I always been and will be a believer in WordPress. In the beginning of my blogging journey I have also used WordPress.com and then moved to WordPress self hosted platform. The big reason why I like WordPress is the total customization and availability of easy to use plugins. Even a newbie can launch a website or blog on WordPress with the help of these plugins and tutorials. The best thing is support and total control. One can easily use SEO plugins, social media plugins, email marketing plugins, etc. on his WordPress website. WordPress is most user-friendly CMS.

I am the owner of a local remodeling business at www.SebringDesignBuild.com. I created it with a $65 template and get lots of compliments from my clients. I love wordpress and recommend it to everyone I talk to wanting an easy, affordable way to build out your website.

My blogging site -  MostlyBlogging.com contains contains an article which talks about the review of WordPress and other content management software.

I can truly say I believe in WordPress. The main reason is the number of resources WordPress users have at their disposal. These include free tools, premium tools, and Facebook groups. Sometimes WordPress themes and plugins have support groups. I've seen them on Facebook. Also, since most people use WordPress as their CMS, there are people who can guide you. For example, there are forums that exist to help you.

WordPress is also user-friendly. I haven't heard that said about other content management systems. Sometimes, links from other content management systems don't work well. I wish the Happiness Engineers at WordPress offered live chat help like they do with WordPress.com.

At Pavilion Broadway, we use WordPress with various speed customizations and extensions. We like the distinction between an e-commerce platform and content management. It’s easier to rank well when you are using specialist software for each purpose.

My name is BJ Enoch, I’m currently the Director of Demand Generation for opendorse, and was most recently the VP of Enterprise Accounts for large digital agency in Colorado (SocialSEO). Unless a business has hyper-specific needs like enterprise size eCommerce, my go-to for SERP performance is WordPress. With the right plugins and themes, a WordPress site can be absolutely anything you want it to. A SaaS frontend, eCommerce site, community forum, educational site, local business, really anything. There are enough plugins and themes around these days that you can start with a fresh install and within 24hrs have a fully functioning website capable or taking transaction or publishing content.

Pros:

• Lots of easy to follow the documentation to help anyone get a site up and running easily
• Highly customizable, with tools like Elementor pretty much anyone can build a well-functioning site that conforms to SEO best practices
• WordPress has an almost endless selection of plugins to solve almost any problem or need
• With relatively minimal effort and install, a site can be set up to check almost all SEO needs (titles, meta descriptions, structured data, sitemaps, etc).

 Cons:

• With the endless selection of plugins out there that also means there are exponentially more possible security exploits. WordPress sites need to be regularly monitored and plugins update to patch security holes.
• The ability to add endless plugs can lead to bloated sites quickly that slow down or conflict with each other during updates
• Out of the box, WordPress sites are not super fast and may need some tweaking to get page load speed (especially mobile) down into a good range.

Without any doubt, the best content management software that I have personally used is WordPress. It's beginner-friendly, it allows plenty of customization and the plugins allow you to add virtually all features and functionalities that you could ever need on a website.