Joomla vs LAMP for SEO

Discussion in 'HTML & Website Design' started by lakelover339, Feb 11, 2011.

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    HI -
    I just got a ? From a potential SEO client. I know nothing of either Joomla nor LAMP.
    From the perspective of doing SEO, is one better than the other? Do the search engine spiders read then just as well and can they have all the meta data, no follow links, etc that one wants for good onpage SEO?
     
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  2. TP9999

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    For me it's Joomla. But now I'm using WordPress. This is my site http://www.tipifam.com
     
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  3. lakelover339

    lakelover339 Peon

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    I personally only use Wordpress, but these are not my sights and they are asking which platform (I guess that you'd call both of these platforms) to keep, from an SEO perspective.
     
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    herraldjert Member

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    joomla 1.6 better than joomla 1.5 better than lamp
     
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    sharaj Well-Known Member

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    Though I'm not an expert in Joomla, But wordpress is better I think!
     
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    What is LAMP?

    I thought LAMP was Linux Apache Mysql PHP.
     
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  7. lakelover339

    lakelover339 Peon

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    WP not an option
     
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  8. lakelover339

    lakelover339 Peon

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    yes, but it seems you can build websites using it
     
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    lakelover339 Peon

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    WP not an option
     
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    lakelover339 Peon

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    Thank you for you answer
     
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  11. sadiqsaad

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    Well there are no options in this thread. You've only stated Joomla. LAMP is nothing but software that will run Joomla. Hope you understand. Now yes LAMP will be good as you can re-write the URLs using Apache (SEF URLs).

    BTW I know you said WP is not an option, but believe me WP is far better than Joomla when it comes down to SEO.
     
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  12. CSM

    CSM Active Member

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    LAMP has nothing to do with WP, Joomla or anything else.

    LAMP is not a CMS or similar. Next time I would use Google before asking such questions.
     
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    deezon Well-Known Member

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    Definitely Joomla. Go to global configuration, and enable SEO !
     
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