WordPress versus Joomla

I haven't used Joomla, but I know for a fact that WordPress is so easy to use and manage. It has great themes, excellent support and SEO tools. I highly recommend WordPress.
 
Wordpress is a good CMS especially if you are into SEO, because there are tons of plugins that will help you achieve good page rank. Plus it is easy to maintain your website.
 
As Compare to Joomla, WordPress is more SEO productive because themes in Joomla are less SEO friendly as compare to WordPress which come with all latest feature and rules of Search Engine Optimization.
 
That would depends what kind website you're going to develop. Joomla is very powerful cms system for content management. The admin panel is well categorized with rich features for any content requirement.

Wordpress wins for its simplity and easy to use.
 
Wordpress by a long shot. Even Matt Cutts said he loves Wordpress and so does Google.

Keep in mind a bloated Wordpress will not do well. Keep it fast and light if you want to rank well.

Always add caching.
 
WP is by far the best if you keep up with updates of both there software and all plugins and themes. There is also some good security plugins that should be used as hackers love to hit WP sites.
 
Wordpress is better than joomla but its required to update it to latest versions time to time also required to use the trusted themes and plugins.
 
Wordpress is great but you need to keep it to up to date, with the latest version, if not someone can hack it and gain access to your cPanel.
 
Wordpress and Joomla are easy to compare these days. Joomla was a good solution in its prime but Wordpress has taken over to become the best CMS available.
 
There is no doubt is about wordpress serach Engine optimization is work better instate of joomla. wordpress always give me better result then joomla. Jooma have lot's of eye caching design but Joomla's serach engine optimization is not that much good.
 
Joomla gives you much more addons, you can even set up an online shop on it. It is also good for SEO (it's developed in this direction) but if you are willing only to start a website with regular content like articles I think you should choose WordPress. It's much easier to use and equally useful.
Cheers,
Adam
 
LiveChatAdam said:
Joomla gives you much more addons, you can even set up an online shop on it. It is also good for SEO (it's developed in this direction) but if you are willing only to start a website with regular content like articles I think you should choose WordPress. It's much easier to use and equally useful.
Cheers,
Adam
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I'd be curious to know the actual difference in add-ons offered between the two CMS's. Certainly both can be SEO optimized. I would disagree with your analysis
if you are willing only to start a website with regular content like articles I think you should choose WordPress
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only because millions of very diverse websites have been launched with WordPress.
 
Hi Steve,

I wrote all of this beacuse I have experience with both of Joomla and WordPress. And WordPress is much, much easier when you want to write a blog, and there is much more SEO friendly addons. When I was using Joomla it was great (but not so easy to use) for ecommerce purpose, but when it comes to blogging - it was a nightmare! In example - there was a problem with proper meta descriptions.
But - it's just only my opinion, Steve :)
Cheers,
Adam
 
LiveChatAdam said:
Hi Steve,

I wrote all of this beacuse I have experience with both of Joomla and WordPress. And WordPress is much, much easier when you want to write a blog, and there is much more SEO friendly addons. When I was using Joomla it was great (but not so easy to use) for ecommerce purpose, but when it comes to blogging - it was a nightmare! In example - there was a problem with proper meta descriptions.
But - it's just only my opinion, Steve :)
Cheers,
Adam
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I have experience in both too (lucky us) and the one thing I found easier with Joomla was adding schema microdata. The rest goes to WordPress.
:)
 
I guess functionalities also matter a lot. Maybe Joomla has some stuff wordpres doesn't. In any case, I'll stick with wordpress.
 
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