WordPress Review

Who they are

Open source WordPress has been incredibly successful and risen from a handful of users to the most-used blog tool in its category. The open source content management provider is mostly free, but there are paid upgrade options for CSS editing and custom domains.

What they do

WP wanted to bring the WordPress experience to a larger audience. So they created WordPress.com, which is a hosted version of the open source package that helps users without any technical knowledge manage and store content.

Satisfied Customers

CNN’sPolitical Ticker, Dow Jones’ AllThingsD, NFL, Time Inc’s The Page, People Magazine’s Style Watch

Content Management Product(s)

WordPress

Product Key Features

  • Integrated stats system- WordPress has an integrated stats system that helps users view blog analytics in order to optimize SEO and SEM strategies.
  • SEO Opportunities- Posts with relevant tags are added to WP’s global tag system, which helps drive new traffic to the post and helps the user’s blog be at the top of the Blogs of the Day feature.
  • Secure Hosted Content Management Solution- WordPress.com allows users to have a public blog, a blog which is public but not included in search engines or our public listings, or a private blog which only members can access. Users also have the option of keeping a public blog with a per-post password feature for posting privately occasionally.
  • Help Desk- WordPress’ renowned content management system is also backed by a team of ‘round the clock available IT support, as well as access to WP helps forums.
  • Sidebar widgets – WordPress users can add widgets to their sidebar and manage them without HTML code knowledge.
  • Not just a blog- WordPress.com is more than a blog; it has a feature called “pages” which allows you to easily create web pages. Entire websites can be built using pages on WordPress.com, with a custom home page and your blog as one of the sub-pages

Content Management Technology

WordPress is built on open source platform that can be up and running in seconds. And setup is extremely fast and easy; all users need is an email address to get started.

Bottom Line

WordPress.com is under very active development, and is continuously rolling out updates. Bottom Line, WordPress delivers what users want because the new features and services are driven by customer suggestions in the feedback forum. They’re all ears and want to create a CM solution that is right for your business.