Best Website Builder For SEO

[Jabbz18]

Hi, this might be a stupid question but are there any specific website builders which produce faster websites or better for SEO. I know certain sites have more plugins than others and are easier. My previous site was with Shopify but I might switch to WordPress because of some of the yoast plug-ins and recommendations. What do you guys think?

 

[hideath]

WordPress gives the most out of options with tons of plugins and themes,
For most types of websites, it does the job perfectly,
Just make sure to avoid plugins & themes that might cause problems like slowing down, causing critical/security errors or conflicts and you're good to go

 

[Jabbz18]

WordPress gives the most out of options with tons of plugins and themes,
For most types of websites, it does the job perfectly,
Just make sure to avoid plugins & themes that might cause problems like slowing down, causing critical/security errors or conflicts and you're good to go

Thanks for the reply mate, would you recommend any plug-ins in particular? The site im creating is most likely going to be a blog/article site.

 

[House of FEM]

Thanks for the reply mate, would you recommend any plug-ins in particular? The site im creating is most likely going to be a blog/article site.

I think Wordpress along with Yoast SEO will be the best plug-in for your new website.

 

[Time Saver]

I suggest Wordpress, it makes your site professional looking and high performing.

And Yoast plugin gives you the best result.

 

[eengine353]

ok, see you soon.

 

[armedya]

I can recommend you joomla. If admin panel etc. If you use it you will see the results. The environment is beautiful in Wordpress, but it is stable by experience, which I say is not a joomla.

 

[Evander]

Shopify is a better option for e-commerce than WordPress, in my opinion

Well, it offers endless customization, but you'll need to manage everything yourself and hire a developer.

Tools like Yoast and Rankmath don't help much when it comes to ranking!

 

[fb3003]

Tools like Yoast and Rankmath don't help much when it comes to ranking!

ask anyone who is ranked #1 and is using one of these 2 plugins if they are willing to disable them?!

 

[IM Dude]

Shopify is better option for paid ads then woocommerce.
Overall Shopify is better option for Ecom site.
For seo you wanna go with a wordpress theme specific with your niche for best results then page builder for a ecom store.
Use page builder to design certain pages or section.
For blog use Gutenberg blocks, you can insert "page builder blocks" within Gutenberg with a addon plugin like "elementor for Gutenberg".
For a business site / agency / portfolio site use a pagebuilder.

 

[Dr. SEO]

In my experience, Shopify is the best choice for an e-commerce site. But if you ask me if this is SEO friendly and it's suitable for a blog means I'll simply say NO!

If you are using blogs means you should go for WordPress. And Do not use any plugins unnecessarily. Use them only for the important thing. because every third-party plugin is slow down your page speed.

 

[HustleTong]

Thanks for the reply mate, would you recommend any plug-ins in particular? The site im creating is most likely going to be a blog/article site.

You should try the SEO framework
Better than Yoast imo

 

[Jabbz18]

I think Wordpress along with Yoast SEO will be the best plug-in for your new website.

One of the main reasons I was looking into WordPress anyway was for the Yoast plug ins so ill take a look into this

 

[Jabbz18]

I can recommend you joomla. If admin panel etc. If you use it you will see the results. The environment is beautiful in Wordpress, but it is stable by experience, which I say is not a joomla.

I haven't heard much about this one to be honest but ill look into it.

 

[Jabbz18]

Shopify is a better option for e-commerce than WordPress, in my opinion

Well, it offers endless customization, but you'll need to manage everything yourself and hire a developer.

Tools like Yoast and Rankmath don't help much when it comes to ranking!

I use Shopify for an eCommerce store and it's ok, I just don't like the liquid coding language and how it's set out.

 

[Roger Marquez]

WordPress + Elementor + Elementor Pro + WooCommerce

 

[Jabbz18]

In my experience, Shopify is the best choice for an e-commerce site. But if you ask me if this is SEO friendly and it's suitable for a blog means I'll simply say NO!

If you are using blogs means you should go for WordPress. And Do not use any plugins unnecessarily. Use them only for the important thing. because every third-party plugin is slow down your page speed.

Ok, thanks for this it's going to be a blog/ article site so i think I'm going to look into WordPress

 

[TheGreatBBC]

don't go with wordpress if you're already using shopify. there're tons of way to boostup shopify stores.

 

[paraztos]

ask anyone who is ranked #1 and is using one of these 2 plugins if they are willing to disable them?!

I want to change from yoast to the SEO framework, but I'm afraid of losing ranks due to some SEO changes that don't import well. So yes, not willing. However, I'll just use the SEO framework on my next site. Yoast is good for beginners it gives a lot of good recommendations. When I started blogging it helped immensly.
Now I don't need the recommendations, but I keep yoast for the settings.

 

[Evander]

ask anyone who is ranked #1 and is using one of these 2 plugins if they are willing to disable them?!

It doesn't make sense what you said.

Why would someone want to disable a plugin they've been using for years?
Over time, users become dependent on these SEO tools for 301 redirection, auto nofollow external links, etc.
It's counterproductive to disable them later on. Keeping them out from the beginning reduces reliance on those plugins.

I will stick by my decision regarding ranking benefits since I have conducted my own case study and I know what will work for me and what won't.

A world where you can rank above your competitors simply by using a plugin that is free sounds amazing to me.