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Using WordPress as a CMS
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Using WordPress as a CMS
Quote:WordPress, one of the most popular blogging platforms (if not the most), is capable of being more than just a blog platform. It's capable of being a full-blown CMS (Content Management System)...

Not everyone is for the idea of WordPress as a CMS. Some bloggers point out a variety of technical issues (which I'm not getting into here). True, WP is not a high-end CMS, but it can get the job done, especially for low-volume use. The point is that with WP, you don't always need to pay $50,000+ for a proprietary, difficult to learn CMS. And that's for starters. Many of high-end CMSes require "seat" licenses. That is, a fee for each person that MIGHT use the software. Add maintenances/ upgrade fees, support licenses, training, etc., and most small businesses or online publishers are spending more than they have/ is necessary.

WordPress can do the job, and as has been discussed here and elsewhere many times, has a lot of community support, free themes and plugins, and is relatively easy to customize or to find someone who can for a fair price. Below are some ways that WP can be used...

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