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WordPress, originally launched as blogging software and has evolved into the most popular CMS platform to date. Due to the open-source platform's nature, which emphasizes editorial features like article and blog publishing, it's regularly used in publishing and blog-friendly industries. It also features a state-of-the-art SEO-friendly code structure that outperforms other CMS.
Here are a few examples of WordPress Sites we have developed using the WordPress Platform:
WordPress offers you the flexibility and freedom to build any kind of website (online store, auction site, membership site, etc).
It does not require any technical skills or coding knowledge. The WordPress block editor makes it really easy to create great-looking pages on your site.
There are thousands of WordPress themes and plugins available, both paid and free. These let you add all sorts of useful extras to your sites, like contact forms, photo galleries, and much more.
WordPress is really well designed for search engine optimization (SEO). It’s easy to create SEO-friendly URLs, categories, and tags for your posts. You can also choose from plenty of SEO plugins to help you do more.
There’s a huge and supportive community around WordPress, as it’s an open-source CMS. You can join groups like the WPBeginner Engage Facebook group to get help with any problems you run into.
WordPress offers a lot of extensibility which is what makes it an ideal CMS platform for both beginners and developers alike.
Every CMS is vulnerable to hackers and malicious users. Open-source CMS systems with outdated or unmaintained parts of their code are particularly vulnerable to attacks. In fact, 49% of infected WordPress sites in 2019 were running an outdated version of WordPress.
Outdated or incompatible plugins can also make sites built on open-source CMS systems more vulnerable to attacks. In fact, plugin vulnerabilities represent over half of the known entry points for hackers.
That is why site owners must regularly update their software and plugins. Thankfully, WordPress has a built-in update system that lets you make these updates with a click of a button.
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