Best CMS from SEO's eye ?

14 years ago

None.
Stop thinking in terms of what CMS is the best for SEO... You'd better start thinking about what actually needs to be done for your on-page SEO: site map, H tags, quality content, permalinks, etc... All this can be done regardless of your platform.

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Venus Brown

14 years ago

Originally Posted by OldLodgeSkins

None.
Stop thinking in terms of what CMS is the best for SEO... You'd better start thinking about what actually needs to be done for your on-page SEO: site map, H tags, quality content, permalinks, etc... All this can be done regardless of your platform.

Seb.

I agree with you that onpage and offpage isn't effected by the platform you're using. But to start with, there must be some plugins or modules which makes it easier to optimize. I am little bit confused between drupal and wordpress.

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paulgl

14 years ago

Originally Posted by OldLodgeSkins

None.
Stop thinking in terms of what CMS is the best for SEO... You'd better start thinking about what actually needs to be done for your on-page SEO: site map, H tags, quality content, permalinks, etc... All this can be done regardless of your platform.

Seb.

Yeah boy! Actually, blogspot has exactly what google wants as far as a
blog's "SEO" goes. Built-in by google, for google.

Wordpress is a terrible CMS. Maybe people should just read the
forum here. Countless WP threads on, "How do I ..."

The best CMS anyone can do is their own. Learn html, php,
steal a few javascripts, etc. NOTHING could be better for
the average person's website. And if you really needed something
else, you'd be big enough to hire coders or installing
custom scripts.

Incidentally, the only php line I ever really use is <?php include...

I've said it many times. You can do wordpress all day long. But
if you are lazy, clueless, impatient,.... that's the first step
to failure. If you really want to be a webmaster, and you
should be, not just an "IMer," learn the ins and outs of a
webpage. It will pay off mightily in the end.

Paul

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aristotletalks

12 years ago

Originally Posted by paulgl

Yeah boy! Actually, blogspot has exactly what google wants as far as a
blog's "SEO" goes. Built-in by google, for google.

Wordpress is a terrible CMS. Maybe people should just read the
forum here. Countless WP threads on, "How do I ..."

The best CMS anyone can do is their own. Learn html, php,
steal a few javascripts, etc. NOTHING could be better for
the average person's website. And if you really needed something
else, you'd be big enough to hire coders or installing
custom scripts.

Incidentally, the only php line I ever really use is <?php include...

I've said it many times. You can do wordpress all day long. But
if you are lazy, clueless, impatient,.... that's the first step
to failure. If you really want to be a webmaster, and you
should be, not just an "IMer," learn the ins and outs of a
webpage. It will pay off mightily in the end.

Paul

Exactly Paul, that order of learning has payed off for me in 2 years time, understanding the ins & outs, slowly covering every area

Actually i recommend learning the basics of a script, a website and everything else that you see online relevant to your business and focus, try understanding what is being done and how competition and other sites are achieving those things you see, ads you click, optins you use, links being build or services being used or whatever else is relevant. Applying stuff along the way in combination with always planning ahead and setting detailed targets will pay off in every way.

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zoobie

13 years ago

Originally Posted by OldLodgeSkins

None.
Stop thinking in terms of what CMS is the best for SEO... You'd better start thinking about what actually needs to be done for your on-page SEO: site map, H tags, quality content, permalinks, etc... All this can be done regardless of your platform.

Seb.

The best answer is already there. But I think wordpress is very easy to use and to start with.

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Jdunhin

14 years ago

Wordpress have lots of powerful plugins to help you with seo and meta tags....and it is easy to learn.

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dhin 14 years ago

Originally Posted by Jdunhin

Wordpress have lots of powerful plugins to help you with seo and meta tags....and it is easy to learn.

but the good plugin is paid plugin
you need extra money for get good plugin
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andishm

14 years ago

+1 for Wordpress as it have many plugins as well as cool themes available for it to be used both FREE and PAID.

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Ravisharma

14 years ago

on page activetites h1 tag, mata tag,keywords research,image optimaztion and off pafe activeties directory submission,bookmarking,articles posting and so on more activites.

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kochtgr

14 years ago

The answer is simple "WordPress" it just has it all and is the most popular cms right now...

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nasuryono

14 years ago

Simple answer: Wordpress. However, there are right and wrong ways to use it for SEO.

Make sure you don't stuff your site with useless "cool" plugins to begin with.

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mariyajames

14 years ago

If it is your first website you should use WordPress, a perfect CMS with thousands of plugins.

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Alina Tru

14 years ago

WordPress is best CMS for starting. You would like to suggest you that you should working for users not for search engine. You should makes your site informative and use-friendly. Please skip SEO for some time. Thanks

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Mantasmo

14 years ago

WordPress. Modify it however you like - simple and efficient.

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Kylie James

14 years ago

Wordpress.. easy to use easy to understand and very good for SEO!

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sham2

14 years ago

NO CMS is needed for seo. But if you want to use then WP is the best option.

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keyideas

14 years ago

Wordpress is the best CMS based website but it depends upon your business theme. Alternately you can use Joomla, Cake, Zend

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Danny Cutts

14 years ago

Wordpress is a very powerful solution and it is also very user friendly

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jimbanks

14 years ago

Another vote for Wordpress here.

However, you should be mindful of the speed of your site. It's an important, often overlooked reason why sometimes visitors don't stick around and search engines don't like your site.

Only add plugins where you have to, if there is a way to hard code something into your theme instead, then try that. As an example, there are loads of social media plugins, but they KILL your page load speed, so limit the amount of social plugins you use to as few as possible.

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mogulmedia

14 years ago

Originally Posted by jimbanks

Another vote for Wordpress here.

However, you should be mindful of the speed of your site. It's an important, often overlooked reason why sometimes visitors don't stick around and search engines don't like your site.

Only add plugins where you have to, if there is a way to hard code something into your theme instead, then try that. As an example, there are loads of social media plugins, but they KILL your page load speed, so limit the amount of social plugins you use to as few as possible.

Yeah use Yslow on Chrome to see how to optimize load speeds

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kolbywhite28

14 years ago

Hard to argue against wordpress.

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Mantasmo

14 years ago

^^ WP has countless features that can save you tons of time and money (if you were to have them all custom done). It makes absolutely no business sense whatsoever to re-invent the wheel. Or learn html and hire designers to get custom websites up (in most cases).

If anything, going through WP tutorials and learning how to implement a few mods here and there is the most logical option. It's a great CMS, extremely easy to modify and simple to learn.

There are countless WP "how to..." threads, because WP is extremely popular. Force everyone to build their own html sites and see how many "how to..." threads you get then.

WP has enabled anyone to build a good looking website and put it online fast. That's a good thing. NOT everyone cares about super-clean code or knowing the ins and outs of coding a site. And they have absolutely no reason to, because they're business people (some online, others offline, some might only need a virtual business card and a contact form), not coders.

WP is an amazing platform. Saying that it isn't is extremely narrow-minded. Reminds me of "old school" PHP coders who hate frameworks, lol.

edit: this is all about having some common sense.

Using WP a broke webmaster can get a custom design done and coded for $199, no problems editing posts and making them look gorgeous, no problems setting up beautiful sign up forms, engaging in a discussion with your readers, etc. Anything you want to do can be achieved with a few free plugins and maybe 10-20 hours learning to edit basic PHP/HTML.

Now doing it yourself - HTML. Yeah, good luck. A design can be bought for the same $199, but the rest is going to be a royal pain in the ass (unless you pay someone). Things like comments, user profiles, easy post editing/formatting, yea... good luck accomplishing all that in 10 or even 40 hours. And what a joke if anyone really believes that a person doing it all by himself would somehow benefit from this financially (unless they're a coder) or have fewer "how to..." questions, lol.

Oh and don't forget all of the resources, such as free and paid ($20-$50 for a gorgeous, well coded theme)themes/plugins that are available for WP users.

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Venus Brown

14 years ago

Thanks all for your quick suggestions. But I have heard that Wordpress is a nice option for a blog while for a website, Drupal is better. Is it So ?

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Mantasmo

14 years ago

Originally Posted by Venus Brown

Thanks all for your quick suggestions. But I have heard that Wordpress is a nice option for a blog while for a website, Drupal is better. Is it So ?

Venus

WP is a CMS and can be used to create any structure you like. It's a content management system, hurr durr.

Drupal has it's advantages, but only when working on more complex projects. If you want a simple website, learn how to structure WP properly. Again, it's a CMS, not some sort of ready made website solution. You can turn it into whatever you like, while still being able to edit content/comments/etc through a convenient control panel.

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Venus Brown

14 years ago

Originally Posted by bnetwork

WP is a CMS and can be used to create any structure you like. It's a content management system, hurr durr.

Drupal has it's advantages, but only when working on more complex projects. If you want a simple website, learn how to structure WP properly. Again, it's a CMS, not some sort of ready made website solution. You can turn it into whatever you like, while still being able to edit content/comments/etc through a convenient control panel.

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. Wordpress seems to be a nice option to me now.

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sonuking

14 years ago

google best asked now this time after blogger its name word press cms system creat bloging and site

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redtaksaka

14 years ago

I strongly believe that CMS is IRRELEVANT if just for the sake of SEO.
I choose what CMS to use depends on what type of website I'm about to make. If it is a MNS or 10-15 pages product review site or simply a blog, I mostly went with blogger.
But my magazine type site is using wordpress (that was after the joomla got hacked. Might be not joomla fault, might be me & my coder's lack of knowledge. But, whatever, I just switched to wordpress, and doing just fine until now).

And whatever bnetwork got to say up there, not even the slightest thing concerning SEO.

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SamKs 14 years ago

Wordpress as it provides some good all in one SEO plugin. So even if you not know much about on page SEO you can give good title, H1 and alt tags easily in Wordpress.
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Mantasmo 14 years ago

Originally Posted by redtaksaka

And whatever bnetwork got to say up there, not even the slightest thing concerning SEO.

Yup. I was replying to paul's post about html sites being better SEO wise. The truth is that SEO has very little to do with what CMS you use.
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  Originally Posted by bnetwork
  
  The truth is that SEO has very little to do with what CMS you use.
  
  Hey Bnetwork,
  So the best platform to build a startup website according to you is HTML or something else ( I mean not CMS)?
  
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Venus Brown 14 years ago

Originally Posted by redtaksaka

I strongly believe that CMS is IRRELEVANT if just for the sake of SEO.
SEO.

Thanks for the piece of advice redtak. But as this is my first site, I am planning to start with a CMS ( its easy to learn and explore )
My priority is to make a user friendly site. : )
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14 years ago

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14 years ago

Wordpress is user friendly and seo friendly as well. there are good plugins which will enable you to come on first page. i have got my website in 3 days at the top 10 results of first page on Google for variety of keywords.

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Aweinerws

14 years ago

WordPress may be good. But I would personally go with Drupal. It is user-friendly and flexible. Using it, you can manage, publish, amend and add/delete your website content without any hassle.

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jordenstive 14 years ago

Also, I prefer WordPress CMS for SEO. Wordpress SEO offers flexibility and administrative control over your content and also offers the added benefit of SEO-friendliness. SEO is the first and last condition for success of your website. By performing SEO for WordPress, you can eventually satisfy all business goals and go on to achieve more.
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VivekThakur

13 years ago

The WordPress CMS has it all–a simple administrative interface, thousands of themes, and even more plugins! With WordPress, even someone new to SEO can make an enormous impact on search rankings, all for free.
As it’s completely open source. Aside from the core WordPress package, a vast majority of the available plugins and themes are free as well.

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deepakrajput

12 years ago

Till now I have done SEO for many sites but I think 80% in 100 sites was in HTML. So I think you should prefer HTML for your website. Then focus on HIgh Quality SEO links & Content.

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nettiapina

12 years ago

Guys, how about not digging up useless old threads?

Originally Posted by deepakrajput

Till now I have done SEO for many sites but I think 80% in 100 sites was in HTML. So I think you should prefer HTML for your website. Then focus on HIgh Quality SEO links & Content.

WTF, dude. Every one of those 100 sites is in HTML. No matter what the CMS is the end product is always going to be HTML, because HyperText Markup Language is the language that browsers read.

This is why you hear comments like "the CMS doesn't matter for SEO". Unless the CMS is a total piece of garbage (those do exist, of course) you can just edit the template to optimize the site. WordPress has no magical SEO powers, and the nice SEO plugins just add a few lines of code that you can also add to another decent system in a couple of minutes.

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Cody Butler

12 years ago

Word Press, hands down.

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nettiapina

12 years ago

Originally Posted by Sophia41

I think wordpress is the best option as it is prehaps the most SEO friendly CMS at the moment because of some of the very best SEO plugins that you can use in order to make your wordpress website a really SEO friendly website.

If someone really reads these comments - sure doesn't seem like it - you can safely disregard everyone mindlessly praising some CMS over the others. It doesn't really work that way in the real world. There's good SEO practitioners who tell techies what to do, and systems that are hacked into submission.

WordPress is ok for SEO, but your chosen theme is very important part of the puzzle. Every theme I've used recently has been marvelous, but I only use certain carefully selected vendors. Then there's the SEO plugin, but those don't actually do that much. The better themes of today are capable of achieving the same SEO benefits. Also I know about four SEO plugins that I suspect are equal in terms of delivery.

The best SEO features in WordPress core are these: well-working friendly URLs implementation, easy to edit slugs, and automatic redirection from old to new address. Not exactly rocket science.

This rant from a guy who builds WordPress sites.

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cjsewell

12 years ago

Wordpress is going to be your easiest platform to build, maintain and optimize your new website.

You don't need a ton of plugins to get started.

-- Google XML sitemap
-- All In One SEO or equivalent (some themes already have SEO tool built in)
-- Pretty Links to create redirects if selling affiliate products

That's all you really need for your Wordpress site. Other people will give you 20 more tools to make themselves sound smart, but this is all you really need.

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Jesse Kemper

12 years ago

Most definitely overkilled here, but I'll rank a few in order in my opinion....

1.) Wordpress

2.) Drupal

3.) Joomla

As for the 3 main ones, thats the order I would rank them in SEO favorability. Wordpress is just overall optimized well and has great plugins. (Yoast/SEO All-In-One, etc.)

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reddy183

12 years ago

Hi Venus Brown,

Word Press is best content management system regarding SEO. We will get number of plugins which are useful for present SEO trends. So you can use word press for better search engine optimization.

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