Custom made scripts vs Public scripts from SEO pov?

One important thing of SEO is that content should be unique. So does this mean that if you code a website script yourself, would it get more preference in search results than public scripts? (assuming the custom script is coded well from SEO point of view)

Like if i used custom blog script instead of wordpress would it get a higher priority?

NaixThe7thSage said:

One important thing of SEO is that content should be unique. So does this mean that if you code a website script yourself, would it get more preference in search results than public scripts? (assuming the custom script is coded well from SEO point of view)

Like if i used custom blog script instead of wordpress would it get a higher priority?

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Google seems pretty good at separating the code part of a site from the content part of a site. If that was not the case than wordpress sites would not hold their own against a nice clean html/css site with very minimal code and lots of content.

Nope.
Custom made blog scripts doesn't necessary mean that the blog is better than WordPress, so why would Google consider that as it is ?

I don't believe there is any difference between the both, unless you make more on-site SEO features on the custom scripts, which is in 99% times possible with WordPress

Well that was just an example, I don't use blogs that often. I'm coding an interactive website its a very big project and there are scripts available in the market, similar to the one I'm creating, but why am I recreating it then? Well I just want my website to be unique in all aspects. I guess it doesn't matter from SEO point of view, unless the public script is bad with SEO.

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