Showing posts with label Wordpress plug-ins. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wordpress plug-ins. Show all posts

Thursday, March 21, 2013

With more than 60 million websites WordPress rules the web.

It is amazing to know how even in the last few years, the WordPress economy has grown tremendously and what inventive, new, enterprises it is composed of.

According to the latest survey, more than 20,000 people in this world make their lives as WordPress developers, designers and consultants. This massive community generally hosts blogs, develops websites and provides maintenance services for WordPress users.

Today, most of the cutting-edge agencies and companies are adopting WordPress. They generally have great WordPress implementations for their marketing and applications online. WordPress is mainly used by the companies who want to maximize their web presence and to make possibly simple business solutions. 

WordPress powers nearly 16.7% of the websites among the top one million websites. WordPress not only just acts as a blogging tool; it also plays a vital role as a most successful CMS across the world. Among the millions of top websites, around 58,000 websites that are powered by WordPress are not blogs. This means that, WordPress not only used to build blogs but also to build applications, platforms, online games, e-commerce websites, corporate websites, etc.

In the Internet world, WordPress has grown to become the most famous CMS since its inception. It powers nearly 60 million websites with one lakh more popping up every day. When compared to Joomla and Drupal, WordPress acts as a stable CMS that provides an expedient interface for developing and managing websites.

As WordPress offers you the cloud-hosted service, you can able to create a free website online. This attracted about 330 million audiences who view 3.4 billion web pages per month. As per the record of W3Techs, nearly 55 percent of the one million most visited websites runs on CMS are also runs on WordPress. 

As per the survey, 61% of WordPress users use WordPress just as a CMS and 31% users use WordPress as a blog and a CMS. And only 8% of WordPress users use this as just a blog. The report also says that around 2800 users use WordPress as just as their primary source of income.

How WordPress excels when compared to Joomla, Drupal and other CMSs?
  • Unlike Drupal and Joomla, WordPress is particularly developed to solve a problem that occurs. Drupal and Joomla are developed as a proper CMS and hence they do not solve any problems. But WordPress has a clear target bloggers and thus the WordPress developers are able to create a successful business at WordPress.com. If the bloggers have any problems, then WordPress provides services that fix the problems.
  • WordPress facilitates even a non-technical person to install and setup easily. It allows anyone to set up a blog and make it running on WordPress.com in a few hours. Moreover, the features of WordPress are effectively driven by content people and not by technical persons. So, each feature is usable by bloggers and also by the non-technical persons. Therefore, ease-of-use is the main advantage offered by WordPress when compared to Joomla and Drupal.
  • The blog feature is the ultimate strength, helps to establish WordPress as a Content Management System. WordPress.com is the eighteenth most visited website across the world. Approximately 34000 WordPress.com blogs are available in the top one million websites and 355,355 bloggers visited this website so far. This clearly shows that a huge number of bloggers use WordPress in the world. 
The reasons why WordPress has become more successful as CMS are as follows:
  •  WordPress provides you simple and flexible business model when compared to Joomla and Drupal. Around 8.7% of the eminent communicators across the globe can easily use the WordPress.
  • WordPress provides great usability for users. Using WordPress, one can develop a website that is more effective.
  •  WordPress allows developers to create more reliable websites when compared to other CMSs.
Why WordPress rules the World Wide Web?
  •   WordPress is open source software i.e. no one company will be able to hold on a monopoly on the wordpress software. Anyone can use the software and hence it ensures that the tool remains competitive. It allows developers to share the source code with others and also to modify the source code freely. It also enables them to fix the bugs quickly.
  •   WordPress is a user-friendly software tool. It has been mainly introduced to facilitate both technical and non-technical people. It allows them to easily change the text on a web page, add or remove images, rearrange your website navigation, insert links in your website, etc.
  •   WordPress provides a platform with easy-to-use feature. Almost, all the people ranging from high-end enterprise level to small businesses and non-profits use WordPress for their websites. 
WordPress has become more popular as it provides a huge library of plug-ins and themes. This makes people to build their own custom websites within few minutes, hours at most. Moreover, WordPress doesn’t require developers to have programming knowledge. Therefore, WordPress is the tool that is extremely preferred by most developers to create websites.

WordPress also puts the power of defensive and active search optimization into the hands of normal people who do not have knowledge about SEO. So, WordPress is a typical blogger that provides opportunity that position well for competitive expressions as an expertise search marketer.

At present, WordPress is the only blogging tool and CMS that facilitates everything easy when compared to other available tools. Hence, WordPress is ruling the entire web all over the world now. This may continue until the next ubiquitous platform has come into existence to make everything much easier than Wordpress.