Solid website platform rather than Wordpress for SEO

[wint]

I've been using Wordpress for years but now I'm restarting a new digital marketing business and I want to know which others platforms rather than Wordpress are good for SEO. Sometimes I have a client that are in a budget and I need to build a beautifull and fast website for him but have to be good for SEO of course.
What you have been using guys? Squarespace, Wix?

 

[skywalkerph]

Wordpress is most SEO friendly CMS, if you are looking for other platform, then you can try Drupal or Squarespace

 

[servworld]

I've used Joomla before and it did quite well. Did you experiment with that?

 

[wint]

I love to work with Wordpress but it takes me a lot of time to setup a website for my clients. I'm looking for a more fast way to build websites for their business but must be SEO friendly and good looking themes.

 

[kickthat]

Really? I don't think you'll get a much quicker setup than Wordpress for something that allows a decent level of customisation and is SEO friendly.

Could always put together some static templates of your own that can just be customised per client, or maybe a basic custom CMS?

 

[wint]

Really? I don't think you'll get a much quicker setup than Wordpress for something that allows a decent level of customisation and is SEO friendly.

Could always put together some static templates of your own that can just be customised per client, or maybe a basic custom CMS?

Do you have experiece with drag and drop WP builders? I'm looking for setup professional looking website very quickly and to care about content and SEO afterwards.

 

[randybishop]

OP, you like doing things the hard way, huh?
WP is the fastest and cheapest.

 

[JWQQQ]

Speed wise you can't beat a static site

 

[Conor]

OP, you like doing things the hard way, huh?

I suspect OP finds WP too complicated if Wix is one of his alternative options. The shame.

 

[wint]

I suspect OP finds WP too complicated if Wix is one of his alternative options. The shame.

No, I don't know Wix, I'm asking about...

 

[darulez]

I love to work with Wordpress but it takes me a lot of time to setup a website for my clients. I'm looking for a more fast way to build websites for their business but must be SEO friendly and good looking themes.

dude, you really do sth wrong here..

betheme + wordpress?
setup in 10 minutes.
config in under 1 hour.

 

[wint]

dude, you really do sth wrong here..

betheme + wordpress?
setup in 10 minutes.
config in under 1 hour.

Do you use BeTheme for everything?

 

[darulez]

Do you use BeTheme for everything?

sure.
on every PBN out there. I dont believe in footprints.


irony aside:

though I really love the pre-made sites, working in backend is total rubbish.

 

[Jiung]

sure.
on every PBN out there. I dont believe in footprints.


irony aside:

though I really love the pre-made sites, working in backend is total rubbish.

Footprints unfortunately are a thing my friend.

 

[darulez]

Footprints unfortunately are a thing my friend.

270 designs. that should suit your page..
and else, you got like 37 other premium multi templates..

andthere are other footprints, that will fuck you like dropping the soap with an automatic slap.
nice design wont save your site not from a manual review.

still, If I use 100-300 $ worth domain, I want it nice looking.

 

[Wilson Grant Fisk]

Do you have experiece with drag and drop WP builders? I'm looking for setup professional looking website very quickly and to care about content and SEO afterwards.

Wordpress is the best and quickest to get to grips with.

The majority of non wordpress drag and drop builders are crap and only suitable for static sites IMO, if that is the road you want to go down then better to learn html, css, javascript and php

https://encrypted.google.com/search?q=list+of+cms
https://encrypted.google.com/search?q=List+of+content+management+systems

 

[Jiung]

270 designs. that should suit your page..
and else, you got like 37 other premium multi templates..

andthere are other footprints, that will fuck you like dropping the soap with an automatic slap.
nice design wont save your site not from a manual review.

still, If I use 100-300 $ worth domain, I want it nice looking.

If you use different designs for your PBN sites, then you do believe in footprints lol.. or else you would use the same design and save time