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What is the best CMS?

Discussion in 'Content Management' started by bigcat1967, Dec 29, 2010.

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    From everyone's experience (and not by what you heard) - what is the best CMS to use and why? Just wondering.
     
    bigcat1967, Dec 29, 2010 IP
  2. techvivek

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    WordPress is best CMS and you find no problem with it. It is SEO optimized and i offer Free WordPress Installation Service.
    Do let me know
     
    techvivek, Dec 31, 2010 IP
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    Agree on Wordpress. Others have tried to compensate with some additional features, but, the support and focus creates a base all it's own.

    It is easier to find hosting already friendly to Wordpress than with practically any other CMS.
     
    SugarBear, Dec 31, 2010 IP
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    wordpress is best for cms, it has thousand of free plugins , themes and strong community also seo base platform, thats are make wordpress great,
    also for newbie i little suggest for using blogger cause it user friendly.
     
    hasan_rang05, Jan 2, 2011 IP
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    I will agree with all poster,

    WordPress,

    You can easily download and install free of cost, and there is also available free SEO plug-in for word press.
     
    nit Green, Jan 5, 2011 IP
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    Wordpress was not initially supposed to be a CMS, but with recent all the plugins it has now you can pretty much call it a CMS and I agree with everyone else it is the best.
     
    vince007, Jan 5, 2011 IP
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    vote for wordpress :)
     
    jatrasmara, Jan 5, 2011 IP
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    The best CMS is that which serves your needs. It can be a custom one but if it works smoothly who cares. My vote is for site2you
     
    LisaJones, Jan 5, 2011 IP
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    WordPress allow you to create pages easily and update the pages in every way possible.

    The CMS needs to be SEO friendly. WordPress itself allow you to create SEO-friendly URL called permalink. You can also set the Meta data to be used on every page. In addition, there are plugins for Google sitemap as well as Yahoo sitemap so that Google and Yahoo can find and index all the links at your site easily.

    The blogging feature is a vital aspect of a website. It allows you to keep in touch with your readers through constantly updated information. For a corporate website etc it can include latest news about the company or press releases.

    I would recommend WordPress for managing websites. It has a great library of themes which you can use to change the outlook and design of your website as well as many plugins for you to extend the use of WordPress, and to use it for ecommerce purposes. It is lightweight and this allow it to be used for building a fast -loading website.
     
    web-developer, Jan 5, 2011 IP
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    I like Wordpress because you can use it for all. There are several plugins e themes that do your job focus only in content.
     
    fotoflagra, Jan 5, 2011 IP
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    Drupal just released version 7 - you might want to take a look at that.

    Wordpress - is probably the easiest cms I have used in the past 5 years. There is probably nothing you can not do with wordpress.
     
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    Wordpress is not best may be better.In my opinion Drupal is better than Wordpress.For newbies wordpress is easier but building strong and secure website i suggest Drupal.
     
    sitearena, Jan 5, 2011 IP
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    in my opinion, wordpress is better .
     
    getbestproduct, Jan 5, 2011 IP
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    Wordpress is better for small to medium sites. If your site becomes bigger you need to optimize Wordpress and that's not a trivial task.
     
    mg1313, Jan 5, 2011 IP
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    It really depends on what you are looking for. Personally i find drupal to be a powerful and flexible cms, capable of creating any website.
     
    macca65, Jan 9, 2011 IP
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    i agreed on drupal's being flexible. i suggest wordpress for newbies.
     
    oscar wilde, Jan 9, 2011 IP
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    I would go this line

    Drupal as best cms, its flexible and has clean code, but its not easy to administrate and user friendly. Lack of good themes.

    Joomla as second best cms. Joomla is also flexible and has clean code, but some standard functions are missing and because is so flexible plugins and aditional installations are making it so messy and sometime unreliable. But its so easy to administrate and has GREAT theme support.

    WordPress as third choice. WP will actually go over joomla but since its not flexible cms, its more bloging platform so it goes for third place. For smaller websites, blogs, and beginners WP will go for first place because it has great theme support, easy to administrate, and easy to learn.
     
    lonerunner, Jan 9, 2011 IP
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    What do you guys think about DotNetNuke? Is it a good CMS?
     
    diablo22, Jan 10, 2011 IP
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    Цell the fact you need to download something always makes me nervous. I prefer to test tools online & download something when I'm 100 % sure that is what I was looking for.
    too hush-hush system, even though they state it's an open source one.
     
    LisaJones, Jan 12, 2011 IP
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    I also like Wordpress, its simple and easy to use.
     
    Baby Prakash, Jan 13, 2011 IP