Any alternatives to wordpress?

Peter Ngo

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• Mar 17, 2017

• #21

Most mandatory wordpress plugins are free, can't see why you are having issue.

 

robinmym

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• Mar 17, 2017

• #22

You can try one of these..may help you

• Medium. Medium is a popular publishing platform. ...
• Ghost. Some WordPress users who want to focus on blogging felt that WordPress is going in a totally different direction. ...
• Joomla. ...
• Drupal. ...
• Jekyll. ...
• Tumblr. ...
• CMS Made Simple. ...
• Wix.

 

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• Mar 17, 2017

• #23

I've ran SEO for 500+ websites now in 7 years.. WordPress has been the EASIEST to rank pound for pound..

The coding of the entire CMS is brilliant.. flawless.. no, but brilliant!

The installation of the plugin sounds like an issue with the PHP, contact your host and have them correct the issue.

 

jemari

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• Mar 17, 2017

• #24

go with wordpress if you want to learn new thing evrey day - i can help you on my free time for free if you need help on setting it up - we all star they way you are starting now

 

bendutchman

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• Mar 17, 2017

• #25

Go with wordpress. Most hosting providers including the free ones have an automatic script installer, so its really easy to get up and running.

 

KHer0

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• Mar 17, 2017

• #26

Wrong Title OP. You should have asked for web 2.0 alternatives as you are not hosting the website yourself.

Worpdress, Blogspot, Weebly, Tumblr are the most famous. Tumble is also doing pretty good in the Serps right now.

 

Seolb

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• Mar 18, 2017

• #27

For me, Joomla is the next option other than WP.