We also use this software because it powers over 43% of the web and has a 60.8% market share in the CMS market. WordPress powers 14.7% of the world's top websites and has a plugin directory that features 55,000+ plugins. WordPress is home to everyone from brand new bloggers and entrepreneurs, to major brands like TIME, TED, and Spotify.

Small, mid-size, enterprise and institutional organizations have databases or require advanced customization features.

Another advantage of using WordPress for websites is that, by default, it is highly SEO-friendly. It has numerous features and settings that work well to give visibility to your content for web crawlers such as Google’s. Among those, are attractive permalinks, easy metadata handling, image optimization, mobile-friendliness, and others.

WordPress receives constant updates to always stay secure. Since it is open-source, that means a large group of developers work worldwide to address potential security threats and add new features to protect your data and your user’s experience.

We can also install third-party WordPress security plugins that further extend these features. Those include cloud-based backups, firewalls, virus and malware real-time scanners, anti-spam for comments, and more.