Top Ten reasons Wordpress for Small Business beats the pants off the rest

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March 28, 2008 | 6 Responses to “Top Ten reasons Wordpress for Small Business beats the pants off the rest

Wordpress is best for small business

I’ve talked a lot about Wordpress but I haven’t explained why it’s better than all the typical offerings pitched to small companies (products from Yahoo!, Microsoft, Google, YellowPages.com, CitySearch, and others). Today I’ll do that in just 200 words. To accomplish my goal I’ll just hit the highlights and leave further explanation for later posts.

  • It’s the tool the Pros use and there is good reason for that
  • Offers you tremendous SEO out-of-the-box - this means FREE search engine marketing
  • Easy to write and publish new content with no need for technical knowledge
  • It can be a web site, a blog or both
  • People like me all over the world are showing you how to use it - for free
  • For less than $100 a year you can get an equivalent web site and blog for what you’d pay a designer or programmer $2-$5K for
  • It’s really free, (called open source) only pay for web hosting
  • Infinite design and feature customization
  • Access to Wordpress community of contributors numbering over 10,000 to assist with design, programming, training or consulting (size of community drives competitive pricing)
  • Geek stuff under the hood helping you without you needing to know Geek

Posted by Julian | Filed Under Blog, Publish & Design 

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6 Responses to “Top Ten reasons Wordpress for Small Business beats the pants off the rest”

  1. DT on March 28th, 2008 1:14 pm

    Agreed 110%! As far as taking Wordpress to the complete site level, combine it with Revolution (http://www.revolutiontheme.com/) for a low fee of ~ $80, and you’ve got a sure fire winner!

  2. Emil on March 28th, 2008 1:36 pm

    Well put, Julian. Clear and concise.

  3. AJC @ 7million7years on March 28th, 2008 5:03 pm

    I use Wordpress.com for my blog (just click on my name if you want to see how a completed site lokks) … it’s free’n'easy,

    BUT: no ads are allowed and a lot of features that appear to be in the downloadable version of Wordpress are missing.

  4. Doug McIsaac on March 29th, 2008 12:46 pm

    I agree, the more I learn Wordpress and the more free templates I see the less I see a need for developing a website from scratch.
    For many small businesses there really is no need to put up anything else.
    Doug

  5. Julian on March 30th, 2008 9:03 pm

    Hey, thanks very much to all for leaving your comments! I really enjoyed hearing from all of you. Have a good one.

    - Julian, editor

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