Why WordPress is the Best CMS for Your Enterprise Website

18 December 2019

Enterprise businesses have special needs when it comes to a web presence. They’re usually large, complex sites geared to a multinational audience. Such sites can also be difficult and expensive to maintain.

This CMS has often been seen as a blogging platform only; however, more and more websites are turning to WordPress every day, choosing it’s easy, yet powerful system to represent their businesses on the web.

In this article, we’re going to take a look at why your enterprise company should consider using WP CMS for your business website.

Reasons WordPress is a Great Choice for Enterprise Organizations

WordPress is a great option for companies of any size; however, it can be a great choice for large organizations, too. Here are some of the reasons WP may be the right CMS for your organization.

1). WordPress is a trusted CMS: it has a great track record and ranks as one of the top CMS used around the world. In fact, it powers about 28% of the Internet, with 60% of all sites using this content management system.

In addition, WP is trusted by many large organizations around the world. Content creation goes beyond blogging; with WordPress, it’s fairly easy to set up a beautiful site, yet can accommodate complex business websites for ecommerce and more.

2). Cost-effective: WordPress CMS is a cost-effective choice for enterprise companies. The software is free and open source, with a vast community of developers and volunteers around the world to support it.

WP comes with an almost unlimited number of free themes, plugins that make it easy to customize a website as needed.

3). WordPress is reliable: in addition to being one of the most popular CMSs available, it’s also one of the most reliable. You’ll find that WP provides regular updates to help keep your site secure and stable. Maintenance is quick and easy for your in-house IT team, or you can hire a WP support team to keep your site updated and running. This is because the CMS is so popular with web developers all around the world.

4). Scalable: you’ll find it easy to scale your business website with WordPress. It can handle any number of pages easily and works with most hosting service providers.

5). Security: while WordPress is one of the most popular CMS platforms, it’s also the main target of hackers. Even so, WP core is one of the most secure around. This is because of the dedicated volunteers and the community behind the CMS.

These people work tirelessly to stay up to date with all hacks, issues and problems. They’re quick to publish security updates when needed, which can be easily and quickly applied to your existing site.

The WordPress community makes sure to follow the best industry security practices to make sure your site is safe and secure from hackers.

6). Flexible & expandable: with the many themes and plugins available on WordPress, you’ll be sure to find exactly what you need to keep your site flexible and expandable. You’ll find the resources needed to adapt the CMS to your business needs.

No matter what type of solution you need for your enterprise site, you’ll find the answers available with WP. And if you don’t find exactly what you need, with the proliferation of this CMS and developers available, you’re sure to find a developer who is experienced and able to create a custom solution.

In addition, when it comes to being flexible, WP can easily accommodate all devices. It’s geared to mobile responsiveness and can handle the global traffic for your enterprise site. It can accommodate different languages, time and currency formats, etc.

7). Ease of Use: whether you have a team or an individual working on the site, WordPress is one of the easiest platforms to use. This CMS can accommodate users of all skill levels—from beginner to expert. The intuitive interface, many management tools and support make this an easy tool for enterprise users.

Plugins can also help manage content workflow and it’s possible to create custom roles for users.

8). SEO-friendly: from the beginning, you’ll find the WordPress CMS core is geared to SEO, making it easy to rank your enterprise website with the major search engines. It offers standard features such as RSS feeds, breadcrumbs, sitemaps, built-in robots.txt, custom permalinks and more.

You’ll also find some great SEO plugins, including one of the most popular called Yoast SEO, which make it easy to optimize your on-page content.

9). Future-proof platform: with WordPress, your site will be around long-term. You won’t have to worry about changing platforms as technology changes. Even though WP is free, it’s one of the most popular content management systems around. Its user numbers continue to grow, ensuring WP will be around for a long time to come.

Along with user numbers, the developers are dedicated to keeping WP up to date with new technologies as they become available. You can count on new tech integrations in the future, which will keep your website future-proof and ready for what comes next in technology developments.

10). Options for WP support: when it comes to support, you can rest assured that it will be easy to find web developers who are experienced and knowledgeable with this CMS. When you need professional assistance, you’ll find someone, no matter where your enterprise company is located.

Not only that, but prices are more competitive when you do need a professional. You’re sure to find a professional who can meet your budget needs.

You’ll also be able to find experienced developers to hire directly for your in-house team—all because WP is a popular CMS platform.

These are some of the top reasons to choose WordPress CMS for your enterprise website. You’ll find WP is scalable, easy to use, cost-effective and more. It’s the best tool for your enterprise business website.

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