SEO in CMS

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Dark Nutt

Newbie

Jun 20, 2012

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• Jun 20, 2012

• #1

Which CMS (wordpress, drupal , joomla etc) provides the best seo built in feature???

 

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BleuMunkiGraphics

Junior Member

Jun 13, 2012

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• Jun 20, 2012

• #2

they all provide a good seo playground... it just depends on how you use it.
joomla is usually for mode wide genres. WP is all over good, easy to use. i prefer wp though

 

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Zoco1

Regular Member

Jul 20, 2011

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• Jun 20, 2012

• #3

I don't know about WP, but drupal and joomla are used for large sites (i have one too). They both have SEO plugins, but for some on page SEO tweaks I prefer to change the PHP myself

 

PartyNeon

Regular Member

Feb 27, 2012

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• Jun 20, 2012

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I was a firm supporter of Joomla for months. After using Wordpress with the Yoast Plugin, I realized that it does make things easier. There are alot of modifications that I do to wordpress to make it more SEO friendly, but as a whole... I suggest WP. Joomla's article system is a bit flawed, and the plugins are less powerful.

 

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knuhkles

Newbie

Nov 10, 2011

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• Jun 21, 2012

• #5

PartyNeon said:

I was a firm supporter of Joomla for months. After using Wordpress with the Yoast Plugin, I realized that it does make things easier. There are alot of modifications that I do to wordpress to make it more SEO friendly, but as a whole... I suggest WP. Joomla's article system is a bit flawed, and the plugins are less powerful.

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I also agree wp with yoast is awsome.... Makes life a hell of a lot easier

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jonnymch

Registered Member

May 8, 2010

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• Jun 21, 2012

• #6

More people use WP and there are more open source/free plugins than other CMS - i havent come across any plugins for any CMS which beats yoast so far

 

Duffers5000

Elite Member

Apr 1, 2012

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• Jun 21, 2012

• #7

Wordpress + yoast + privacy policy + WP Cache = clean onsite readability