Why Choosing WordPress Development Services is Preferable

It isn’t easy starting a business, let alone introducing it to the world on the internet. For starters, there is quite a lot of effort, time, and money that are being invested in the project. After you face some of the trials associated with owning a business in the current scenario, you might think it best to make a website for your business by yourself using WordPress Development Services.

These platforms are usually called as CMSs or Content Management Systems. As you have decided to run your website after it’s made, it only makes sense that you select the CMS on which your site has to be built.

You would obviously want something that gives you the most resources at great, affordable prices, great performance, and attractive features that draw visitors toward it. This is why most professionals, including ourselves, recommend WordPress Development Services.

WordPress Website Development - the Origin

So, how did WordPress originate? It started out as a blogging platform only in 2001 but has since developed into a website platform as well. Michel Valdrighi initiated it using PHP and MySQL as the processing and database languages respectively.

It ended up being a co-founded platform known as WordPress when Mike Little and Matt Mullenweg started working on its development two years later. Since then, there has been no turning back for this Content Management System, with updated versions getting launched every now and then. Such updates have considerably improved the themes systems, widgets, responsiveness, shortcuts, and the caching of this multi functioning system.

As of now, at least thirty percent of the total number of websites that are currently active are running on WordPress. In terms of Content Management Systems’ total market share, that is nearly sixty percent. This is a really large and substantial share, some would even say a lion’s share, of the market because of the sheer quantity of Content Management Systems that are available today.

Recent Statistics about WordPress Development Services

Whether you are looking for free or paid choices, you will find plenty of options when it comes to CMSs. So, how many people end up going with WordPress Development Services and why do so many people make this choice?

To answer these two questions, we need to take a look at the following statistics. These regard the progressive use of WordPress, the blogging and web design platform, over the last fifteen years -

●     More than 350 million people have viewed over 20 billion pages every month

●     Every month, around 68 million new posts and 50 million comments are made

●     Writers use more than 118 languages to write the blogs here

●     Millions of WordPress users include greats like UPS, TED, CBS Radio, and CNN

In other words, people seem to have grown fond of WordPress in particular, even more than other expert platforms like Drupal, Blogger, and Magento. They also use it to build social networks, intranet with multiple functions and other related purposes.

One other thing that further boosts the argument in favor of WordPress is the availability of perhaps thousands of themes, plugins, as well as extreme flexibility and features. All of these points send the impression that WordPress Development Services really do mean a better choice for businesses and personal blogs alike.

People Prefer WordPress Development Services Because...

Here’s some information about why millions of people want to build their websites and publish their blogs on WordPress -

1.   It is really easy. If you don’t want to bother with the code (you might not know how anyway), that is not a problem. No need to deal with any of the complicated technologies or coding - just sign up and choose from thousands of special templates that serve this purpose.

2.   It is always up-to-date. Just as your smartphone receives software updates from time to time, your WordPress website is also up-to-date with current trends and requirements. If your website ever has a change in its functions or purpose, then that won’t be a problem.

3.   The designs are very attractive and flexible. Aside from the free themes, you get to select from up to twenty thousand plugins. These allow you to customize your website as per your unique perspective and understanding. Whatever you need to do, there’s a plugin for it.

4.   It makes SEO a lot easier. In WordPress, the use of heading tags, plugins, keywords and other supporting tools is quite easy. It makes Search Engine Optimization much more convenient which enables more of your customers to be able to find you more easily.

5.   It is well-organized. The reason why WordPress is so SEO friendly is its structure. It is built in a better, more organized way, which reduces loading times. People like websites that load faster than their counterparts. Your site also has XML sitemaps which further enhance web crawling.

6.   Manage content like a professional. Managing the content on your website is almost effortless. You can even assign administrators, authors or editors to specific sections and set the limits for greater ease. As for changing content, it is just like editing a Word document.

7.   It is very easy to share. The WordPress community is very large and well-made. This is why sharing your favorite posts or media on it is very simple. For social media, there are various plugins for different sites and platforms to connect with like-minded individuals and share your thoughts.

 

It may sound tedious as well as expensive to work with professional web designers rather than explore on your own. People are also often worried about the lack of control over their own website. But that is not the case as there are web development companies like Digital Hub Solution, for instance, that build websites with great planning and discussion.

We understand that business owners often plan to manage the website on their own once it is complete and so we design your website with this in mind. This means that you should be aware of the platform on which we shall develop your website so that you can work on it more conveniently later.