Which CMS is better for SEO?

14 years ago

Building a big document depository? then Use Joomla.Building a site you just want to update with company news and the like? then you can Go with WordPress.

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papachina 14 years ago

I my opinion word press is best.
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shaadishoppe

14 years ago

If you want to run a blog then Wordpress is the best option. Joomla could be the second alternative for website or blog. If you want to create a shopping website, then Magento is the good option, and it is also a search engine friendly.

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bradudan

14 years ago

I am very pleased to see that all of you have the same ideea as me : first Wordpress, second Joomla...

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juanlawry1

14 years ago

WordPress is best and after that any open source like Joomla and Magneto come.

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FaBiz

14 years ago

Wordpress is easy to use, easy to customize and easy to rank for.

In my experience the best even though Joomla is an excellent CMS.

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joeshmo1946

14 years ago

I vote for Wordpress, although I might be biased as 80 percent of my sites use it.

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VipsK

14 years ago

yes I also vote for Wordpress :-) Do not have personal experience with Joomla or the others so might be a little bias but still...

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Kumar Chatpar 14 years ago

Joomla - Ofcourse!
Reasons:
1. Joomla let's you create SEF URLs
2. Custom Titles for each Article
3. Meta Keywords / description for each article
4. Best internal linking abilities with JCE Editor
5. Automatic sitemap and image maps with xmap
6. Lots of extensions, plugins and modules to achieve almost anything that you want
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infoaddicts 14 years ago

Yes ...Joomla is alien for me as well .

WP - Best Buddy
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shophia

14 years ago

According to me wordpress is the best. WordPress is built for blogging. Whether you have a separate industry blog or a small page based site , It has all the CMS features you want. It gives extra functionalities for the peoples who are not very capable with coding and also in techniques. If you have own blog that needs additional pages, Then WordPress is the great solution of it. You can simply run the web page content with WordPress CMS.

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sanjuk61

14 years ago

yeah.....
word press is better option for Blogging

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advanceskincare

14 years ago

In think word press is the best, as its very user-friendly and easy to use........

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Kreative4

14 years ago

Wordpress is the most SEO friendly but you cant use it for all purpose.

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sahildd

14 years ago

According to me php is best cms for seo .I've 5 site of Php and all are on top rank

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Venus Brown

14 years ago

I have websites in drupal and wordpress.Both the platform are good from SEO perspective. The plugins and modules are helpful for the webmasters in making the site search engine friendly.

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shaadishoppe

14 years ago

Definitely, I would go for Wordpress .... user-friendly and most plugins are available for free.

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chetankm

14 years ago

wordpress is best with lots of free plugins.

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paulgl

14 years ago

If wordpress is so great, why is this forum filled with
"How do I..." "I can't...." "Help...." from wordpress
people?

If you are doing a blog, nothing, and I mean nothing
comes SEO'd out of the box, exactly the way google
wants it, like blogspot. No plugins needed. Everything
done and done. You can put adsense ANYWHERE.
You can even get a custom domain. They have
a plethora of widgets to just paste in. Free.
Done and done.

And if you just want to build a site, why would you
even consider wordpress? I can never figure that one
out. Why would I choose something that supposedly is
easy, then have to spend time finding the right plugins,
tweaking the settings, asking for help here,etc? Crazy.

There are much, much better CMS than wordpress.
Free. You could even buy a site from your host that
is ready made.

Paul

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yukon

Banned 14 years ago

Originally Posted by paulgl

If wordpress is so great, why is this forum filled with
"How do I..." "I can't...." "Help...." from wordpress
people?

If you are doing a blog, nothing, and I mean nothing
comes SEO'd out of the box, exactly the way google
wants it, like blogspot. No plugins needed. Everything
done and done. You can put adsense ANYWHERE.
You can even get a custom domain. They have
a plethora of widgets to just paste in. Free.
Done and done.

And if you just want to build a site, why would you
even consider wordpress? I can never figure that one
out. Why would I choose something that supposedly is
easy, then have to spend time finding the right plugins,
tweaking the settings, asking for help here,etc? Crazy.

There are much, much better CMS than wordpress.
Free. You could even buy a site from your host that
is ready made.

Paul

The thing is, people think WP plugins will save them from having to learn html or php.

Then you have a lot of members here on this forum that swear up & down you can't have a blogspot blog, it has to be WP, you have to own the hosting, etc...

I personally like WP, but then again I enjoy coding, but to be honest, one of my blogspots is also one of my best earners & has been for years.

The way I look at blogspot is, blogspot + Adsense = 100% FREE money.

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Hossain

14 years ago

Originally Posted by yukon

The thing is, people think WP plugins will save them from having to learn html or php.

Then you have a lot of members here on this forum that swear up & down you can't have a blogspot blog, it has to be WP, you have to own the hosting, etc...

I personally like WP, but then again I enjoy coding, but to be honest, one of my blogspots is also one of my best earners & has been for years.

The way I look at blogspot is, blogspot + Adsense = 100% FREE money.

You already pointed out some facts. Just wanted to add few more reasons why folks as well as experts are going for wordpress more than any other CMS.

WP is much easy to learn than most other CMS. Such as drupal. Not really very easy to understand even though drupal is extremely SEO friendly platform and a drupal based website really looks Aesthetic. However there is a myth WP is the easiest CMS to learn. I must say WP is easy but not easiest one. I see blogspot is less complicated than WP to learn.

WP is one of the most discussed CMS within netizen. Probable most discussed one. So most of us started with WP. Thus we are familiar with WP than any other CMS. Most of the guys dont have enough energy or time to spend behind trying more than one CMS.

Most seo software/plugin preferring wordpress to provide SEO supports. How many blackhat software or plugin you see available for Square Space? I think this is the main reason why people goes for WP rather than other CMS. So if anyone own WP website he/she will be able to use lots of different services comparably other CMS.

There is a myth in market WP is the best CMS for SEO and IM. Completely rubbish! Paul has elaborated a lot with example.

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emasters

14 years ago

I never tried any other platfrom other than wordpress and its because i rock all the time.

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Mike Anthony 14 years ago

Originally Posted by emasters

I never tried any other platfrom other than wordpress and its because i rock all the time.

Thats pretty much why most people in this thread believe Wordpress is the best.
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geekworldnews

14 years ago

No one stands in front of wordpress i think wordpress is best.

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John Conner

14 years ago

Wordpress is SEO friendly and we often heard that Google loves WordPress. I am in favor of wordpress.

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sunray

14 years ago

Actually, the out of the box version of WordPress is not SEO-friendly at all. It has that stupid date-based URL system, no basic META tags, it gives uploaded images a long date-based path. Some aspects depend on the developer of the chosen theme.

With Drupal or Joomla the need to learn HTML or PHP is no greater (and no smaller). They have WYSIWYG editors as well, plugins (modules) that you can install very easily etc, but to be certain what you are doing and how the page looks like at the source side, you must know the basic syntax, you must be able to check your META tags, image ALT tags and so on. What about linkbuilding if you even don't know the elements of the link tag? You should be able to check for "nofollow", either before commenting in other's blogs or checking if your own links are with or without it. How would you enter your link with right anchor text if all you can do is copy-paste from the address bar?! You absolutely need to know SOME HTML! Even with WordPress.

EDIT: And then there is that rumor that Google, because of all these billions of spam sites is frowning upon WordPress. With so few really important quality sites in WordPress and so much spam, I really wouldn't risk doing my sites in WordPress. A basic Drupal site is also quite easy to set up, I think most of the WordPress people would manage very well.

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pwtmike

14 years ago

Wordpress is a little more user friendly to users new to IM. Joomla is a little more clunky of a CMS, yet it is very stable platform and I use both. There are large scale sites deployed across wp, joomla, drupal. If you are looking for something basic for seo purposes, stick with wp and do research on wp plugins that help with seo.

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richieshane

14 years ago

wordpress is easy to use and manage .....

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gurleen

14 years ago

Jommla Is best cms for SEO. I m also using the Jommla

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mikest4u

14 years ago

My Vote Goes With WordPress! it is easy to use with plenty of Free Useful Plugins out there which facilitates you to customize your site according to your Niche!!

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Mark Hoffman

14 years ago

CMS is pretty irrelevant. The CMS is just the backend and what features it has and what you're looking for. All of the top CMS's are just fine for SEO

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evercrazy007

14 years ago

I like WordPress. i am working on it for more than a year and it is quite easy to understand. You can also customize it according to your need. and also lots of themes are available for the WordPress.

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uoftenwinny

14 years ago

I like wordpress best.
As you said Jommla is good too, I think I have to try.

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adumpaul

14 years ago

WordPress will be best for SEO friendly website.

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ToneyCr

14 years ago

Wordpress definetly.

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seosamba 14 years ago

WP or Joomla or Drupal all require plug-ins to adjust elements that are NOT seo-friendly, this is the only reason why all of these plug-ins have been built.

On the other hand you should consider SEOTOASTER - it's way easier to use with in-line editing and it has advanced SEO built-in including automated deep-links, 301 redirect, cannonalization, and JS based silos & link sculpting.

Finally, I'd like the person who stated "Google loves WP" to realize how silly of a comment that is. Google does not "love". WP pings new content out like other blogging platform, which helps get content indexed faster, but that's about it. And as I said, this is done by all blogging platform.
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lindahortonn

14 years ago

Using CMS and traditional html are both okay for me but I prefer using CMS because of the advantages, its easier to add contents and also for example the wordpress cms has alot of powerful Search Engine Optimization plugins wherein you can optimize each pages and at the same time it also has its own ping service. If you're good coder you can also control your theme or template. On the other hand, traditional html gives you total control and some websites (static) don't need CMS to rank well.

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rafiseo Banned 14 years ago

Originally Posted by lindahortonn

and some websites (static) don't need CMS to rank well.

CMS concept wasn't develop to provide platform for dynamic sites only. These CMSs are providing supports for Content Management easily. Hassle free web developing and to release you from doing same job again and again. No matter whether these are static or dynamic.
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diyakapoor

14 years ago

No doubt wordpress is more SEO friendly than drupal and joomla. But choice of a CMS depends upon your requirements as well. If you wish to create a complex website then joomla is best to choose

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carsonben

14 years ago

I like wordpress using the plugin SEOpressor and the themes I use most are ithemes Builder platform because you can create any layout you want. Most of my sites are for local businesses who want a regular looking website with a blog page so they can have a few articles for SEO purposes.

I am learning how to use Joomla though, as I know several people swear by it's ease of use and speed when putting a site together. It's still a learning curve for me though.

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kimseo

14 years ago

I vote for wordpress. I believe with some plugin you can make wordpress very search engine friendly

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PromoDirect

14 years ago

I love Wordpress. Its the best CMS to use. Very much seo friendly and easy to control.

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pontiffjane1

14 years ago

Joomla and wordpress both will be good.

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simona86 14 years ago

According to me Joomla, Drupal and Wordpress have better SEO option. There are different SEO Plugins available for these three CMS which help to make website SEO friendly.
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wordcatcher

14 years ago

In my opinion Wordpress and Drupal are the best CMS for SEO. Drupal core does a great job with the content structuring and removal of duplicate content issues through navigational paths.

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PolluxMB

14 years ago

I can tell you from experience that WP is the right thing for seo...

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BlackMetal

14 years ago

Ive tried them all, wordpress seems the easiest, whilst still allowing for almost full control

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Chris19h

14 years ago

The only one I have tried is Wordpress. There are so many SEO minded templates and plugins out there that it just makes sense! By always using the same CMS for my sites I have a firm grasp (although still learning) of wordpress.

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AskJon

14 years ago

Wordpress is the best IMO, just so many plugins out there for SEO! You really can't go wrong if you choose wp!

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Tom Albas

14 years ago

WordPress is SEO friendly CMS platform.

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