Before we discover the benefits of WordPress, you’ll want to catch up on our previous posts if you haven’t already:
There are several compelling reasons why WordPress is the best CMS out there, but we’re going to start by outlining the top 4.
Do you want to redirect a URL? Redirection can help you.
Do you want to optimise your site? SEO by Yoast can help you.
Do you want to backup WordPress? BackupBuddy can help you.
Do you want to boost site speed? W3 Total Cache can help you.
There are dozens of different plugins that act as an add-on to your website to give it more functionality. WordPress is already customisable, but with the extra help of plugins your business can boost your site, conversions and website traffic even further.
There is quite literally a plugin for everything … they make what you thought to be impossible, possible. For example, Redirection helps you to swiftly manage 301 redirections and keep an eye on 404 errors, along with improving the URLs on your site.
We previously published a blog, ”Beginner’s Guide to Caching Plugins for WordPress” that you might find useful too.
In 2018, 52.2 percent of all website traffic worldwide was generated through mobile phones, up from 50.3 percent in the previous year. Therefore, it’s crucial your website caters for the mobile consumer.
A major benefit of WordPress is mobile responsiveness. It’s likely the WordPress theme you choose will be automatically mobile responsive, but if not there’s a plugin you can use to transform your website’s appearance for an optimal viewing experience.
To make your WordPress website mobile friendly, you can consider the following plugins:
You might also want to consider accelerate mobile pages (AMP), just head over to our previous blog post, “Our Guide to AMP, Accelerated Mobile Pages” to find out more.
You don’t need to download any app or install and software to access your WordPress site. This is fantastic in terms of accessibility, you can manage your website from any device, PC, mobile, laptop, tablet and so on.
You might always be on the go and never next to one specific device, or perhaps you want multiple members of your team to maintain your website. WordPress makes this as simple as possible, you can include your own team with WordPress’s “Multiple Access” feature. The site admin can create different user accounts (with different access levels) so your team can work together to monitor your website from any destination.
As you can see from our blog post, “Is Blogging for Business Beneficial?”, Google considers blogging an important component of ranking highly on SERPs. Posting regular blogs will increase engagement with customers, allowing you to market your products and attract visitors to your website. And since WordPress is the champion blogging site, it makes sense to use their platform to share new content.
As we mentioned at the beginning of the article, WordPress used to only be used as a blogging platform. But this has its benefits. You can seamlessly include blogs into your WordPress website.
To make your blogs even better, you can also setup:
Thanks to WordPress, businesses can build a website with everything they need to succeed.
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Marie Harwood is a Digital Marketing Assistant at Different Gravy Digital, Hale, Cheshire.
Different Gravy Digital are a full service Digital Marketing Agency operating in the Hospitality & Leisure, Financial Services, Legal & Property sectors. Products and services range from; 3D & 360° Tours, Website Design & Build, Social Media, Video Production, Search Engine Optimisation (SEO), Content Creation, Email Marketing, Online Feedback / Review Systems and Paid Advertising (Google, Bing and Social Media).
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