So you’re in the web provision game, and you’re too much of a big shot to use WordPress, right?
If you’re doing multi-user, community-based, advanced website features then I can understand that. For a pretty-boy website and a heavily branded product, you don’t want WordPress. If you’re building the next Facebook, or setting up a web solution for The New York Times, this is not the tool you need.
But if you are doing a bit of blogging and want to put in a few ads here and there, or run a newsletter, a RSS feed, a poll and an occasional blogcast, then WordPress is perfect.
It’s low-maintenance, set-up is quick, updating and customizing is a snap, and non-techies will find the back-end content management intuitive and hassle-free.
But the best thing about WordPress, as everyone knows, is the sheer weight and quality of plugins to extend this cuddly Micro CMS. Here’s a few of the best.
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