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WordPress and Drupal have big communities behind them, they’re highly customizable and offer a wide range of features which can be extended with Modules/Plugins.

Drupal offers a lot of features out of the box, such as page caching, and a lot more. It is a flexible system, and once you master the ropes, you can virtually create any genre or nature of website using Drupal.

But WordPress is still highly usable and in a better overall situation than Drupal. It is more popular (and therefore better supported), and easier to use and deploy. By using the right combination of plugins and themes, WordPress can serve your web design and development projects very well.

In the Drupal vs WordPress comparison for the best CMS we’re probably a bit biased, in all honesty… but we are looking to read your opinion in the comment section.

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WordPress made it easy for anyone to create a website. It’s easy to use, it’s fast, it doesn’t require a lot of technical knowledge. Heck, even someone like me who’s not a developer can do things like SEO and modify WordPress with a breeze. Today I’m going to cover the perfect SEO setup for WordPress: 8 plugins to skyrocket your ratings and traffic.

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WordPress Mistakes to AVOID for Startup Websites: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SEqUoEYdPzo
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Some of the most important factors that Google looks into in order to rank your site are some of the following: user experience, on-page SEO, site speed, mobile-friendliness, internal link structure, structured markups, all these things impact your ranking, and there’s hundreds of other factors.

There’s over 200 factors that Google includes in their algorithm, and today I’m going to share with you plugins that’ll help you do all of these things, plus more, in a really easy and controlled way.

Plugin number one, W3 Total Cache.

Look, load time is super important, especially because people are using mobile devices now.

Yes, there’s 4G, there’s 5G, you know, LTE, whatever you wind up calling it, but the problem with mobile devices is if you’re in a place that doesn’t have the best reception I don’t care if you have a 5G phone, you’re not going to load websites really fast.

The W3 Total Cache plugin, it ensures that your site will load as fast as you possibly can. It’ll improve load times, it’ll help you connect with CDNs, it makes better use of your server resources so that way your server doesn’t have to continue to push the same content over and over again.

Instead it caches it so it can deliver it to the user as quick as possible, and if you have a really good hosting provider they have caching built in, but most of the hosting providers that I’ve seen don’t have caching built in, hence I’m wrecking, recommending the W3 Total Cache plugin.

Another plugin that you need to check out is the Smush Image Compression plugin.

If you’re creating blog content, and hey, you’re on a WordPress blog, or WordPress as a CMS, there’s a good chance you at least have a blog article or two, and in that blog article what do you think you’re including?

Images, if you’re not you should change that and go add images right away.

The Smush Image Compression plugin, what this does is ensures that your images still look really good and quality, so that way when someone looks at them they don’t look all pixelated and fuzzy, they still look really sharp, but this decreases the size of the image in which I’m talking about the server size, right, that hard drive space that it’s taking up, so when people ping your site it loads much faster.

The third plugin that you have to use is a Yoast SEO plugin.

It does everything from on-page optimization, controlling your meta tags, your title tags.

It even analyzes your content, telling you if you’re doing a good job or a bad job. It creates sitemaps for you, helps with structure and markup. It does pretty much what most things that you need if you want to ensure that your WordPress blog is SEO-friendly.

Now look, WordPress out of the box is pretty SEO-friendly, but this plugin puts those last, final touches that are really important. Most people think like, “Oh yeah. If I do most of the things, that’s fine.”

No, that used to work five, six years ago, but SEO has changed.

Now Google wants you to do every little thing right, and when you combine them all that’s when you see the climb in ranking, the extra search traffic, and this plugin will really help you get there.

So, use these eight plugins, you’ll find that your rankings will start going up over time, especially if you haven’t used any of them, but when you start combining all of them it does help quite a bit.

00:00 – Introduction
00:38 – Question: Do You Have A WordPress-based Website?
01:16 Plugin 1 – W3 Total Cache
02:14 Plugin 2 – Smush Image Compression
02:59 Plugin 3 – Yoast SEO Plugin
03:47 Plugin 4 – Sucuri
04:31 Plugin 5 – AMP for WordPress
05:08 Plugin 6 – A3 Lazy Load
05:43 Plugin 7 – All In One Schema Rich Snippets
06:30 Plugin 8 – Really Simple SSL

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Wix, WordPress, Squarespace. There are so many platforms out there. How do you know which one’s the best for SEO? Which one should you use? WordPress is free, Wix cost money Squarespace is also out there. There’s just so many options, how do you know which ones to choose from? They’re all really popular. Today I’m going to talk about Wix versus WordPress versus Squarespace. Which one is the best for SEO?

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Wix – wix.com
WordPress – https://wordpress.org/
Squarespace – https://www.squarespace.com/
Yoast SEO plugin – https://yoast.com/
BuiltWith – https://builtwith.com/
Quora – https://www.quora.com/
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Before we dive into each of the platforms, let’s go over some basic stats that I got from BuiltWith.

WordPress currently powers more than 50% of the web. Literally, more than 50% of the web. Wix, according to BuiltWith, they come in second with roughly 7% of all websites and Squarespace, they come in third with over 4% of the websites.

Now 8Tracks which is a SEO tool they actually ran an interesting study comparing Wix versus WordPress versus Squarespace.

And they were trying to breakdown all right you know which ones drive more traffic and here are some stats that they found out. 46.1% of WordPress domain names get organic traffic against 1.4% of Wix domain names. Now similar Squarespace, they were at roughly 15.1% of search traffic.

Now, you’re probably thinking, hey Squarespace, Wix, WordPress, doesn’t that pretty much answer it? No, and even they weren’t trying to say one was better than the other. The data is pretty much inconclusive and the reason being is well, someone who uses WordPress, could know SEO much more and they can be much more technical.

While someone whose using Wix, may not really know SEO as well, for example. So you couldn’t just compare them right? It wouldn’t be an apples to apples comparison. So let’s go over each platform. WordPress, it’s the most popular one.

It’s really good if you’re SEO savvy because there is just so much flexibility and customization that you can on WordPress that you can’t do with other platforms out there. The cool part about WordPress is it’s simple in which you just add in plugins.

From the Yoast SEO plugin to the all in one SEO pack to broken link checker. It pretty much has plugins that any SEO would need. Support is easy to find because there’s so many people who use WordPress.

There’s support forums, there’s videos online. You can find tons of answers even on YouTube. Even on Q and A sites like Quora.

They also offer templates, so you can have a website that is already optimized for mobile speed versus one that isn’t optimized for mobile speed. And now let’s get into some cons. If you download too many plugins one, it could effect your site speed but two, if there not all compatible your site can break as well.

You don’t necessarily need any technical skill set, but it isn’t as simple as drag and dropping compared to some of the other platforms.

So in other words, if you want to customize the experience, a little here a little there, you do need to know some code or you need to hire someone to help you out.

Now the second platform Wix, if SEO isn’t your priority and you just want something that’s simple, easy to use, like an easy to use CMS then it’s a great solution for you.

Now some pros of Wix, it includes an SEO wizard that optimizes your site automatically. That makes it really easy if you have a new website.

Now some cons of Wix. The first big con is there’s not too much customization of metadata, titles, or URLs. Another big one is a lot of time it takes your site a little bit longer to get indexed and the reason being is some of the Wix based sites they use a lot of AJAX which causes some slow down.

Now the third platform, Squarespace. It’s good for small, simple sites that don’t require anyone to know much about SEO. Some pros, the site offers really pretty designs and of course they also have some nice site architecture built in.

They also allow for custom title tag and metadata which is great and it supports functions like XML sitemaps, storewatch.TXC however you can’t really edit them so this is kind of a pro and a con.

00:00 – Introduction
02:02 – WordPress – Most technically advanced and customizable platform.
03:25 – Wix- If SEO isn’t your priority, and you just want a simple and easy to use CMS
04:27 – Squarespace – Good for small and simple sites
05:34 – The bottom line is: All the platforms has Pros and Cons…

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10 Reasons Why WordPress Is the Best CMS for SEO

Since its release in 2003, WordPress has never stopped growing.

In fact, it now powers 34% of the web.

WordPress 5.3 (released on November 12, 2019) has already had 8,088, 611 downloads!

So what are the reasons behind WordPress’s popularity?

There are many. But to you as a marketer, there’s one that stands out:

WordPress is the best CMS for SEO.

Here are 10 reasons why.

1. WordPress Focuses on User Experience

WordPress’s themes and plugins work together to make websites professional, user-friendly, and attractive.

The result?

Visitors enjoy the experience they get on a WordPress site.

They stay longer, decreasing your overall site bounce rate.

If you’re looking to improve your site’s SEO ranking, this is excellent news for you. Google wants to reward websites that provide a great user experience.

2. WordPress Allows You to Create Attractive Permalinks

On WordPress, it’s super easy to edit your website’s permalink.

Instead of having a URL full of ugly-looking characters, you get something like this:

The beauty of being able to edit your article’s permalink is you can plug your keyword into the URL.

This means your permalink doesn’t only look pretty and informative, it can help with your search ranking as well.

3. WordPress Makes Metadata Easy to Manage

SEO titles and metadata improves how search engines interpret the relevance of your site.

Metadata tells search engine crawlers helps understand what your webpages are all about.

When you add relevant keywords to your metadata, your site becomes more likely to rank for those keywords.

So how does WordPress help you with metadata?

When you use WordPress, you can get a plugin such as Yoast SEO. This plugin allows you to add metadata to all your posts in minutes.

4. Optimizing