Do you have a WordPress website? You’re not alone…

WordPress is powering 14.7% of the top 1 million websites in the World. With around 30% of all websites now using WordPress, you are not alone.
26 Sep, 2011
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WordPress is now being used to power 14.7% of the top 1 million websites in the world, and 22% of all new domain names active in the US are WordPress sites. Downing Street runs the Number 10 website on the WordPress framework.

Incredibly, up until a few years ago, only 5% of WordPress users were using it as a CMS. That is to say, 95% were using WordPress just as a blogging tool and not using it to actually manage the content on their websites. In 2011, this figure has risen to around 92% – so 92% of WordPress users are now using it to control the content on their sites.

The bulk of my own clients is now on WordPress-based websites. It’s no longer a platform just for blogging – it’s a full content-management solution that even the largest corporates are using now.

See the full State of the Word address by WordPress creator Matt Mullenweg.

“So easy, a caveman can do it”

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