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Why build on WordPress? Six reasons teams still choose it

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2025.09.25Updated 2026.10.07
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Summary

WordPress runs more than 30% of the world’s sites. Six reasons it stays the content system so many teams choose.

As the leading content management system, WordPress powers more than 30% of the world's websites. What makes WordPress so popular? I'll break down the benefits of using WordPress in the six points below.

What is WordPress?

WordPress logo

Before explaining what WordPress is, let's first look at the three elements that make up a website: hosting, a domain, and a content management system.

If you think of your whole website as your home, the domain is your home's address, the hosting is your house, and the content management system is the housekeeper who manages your home's furnishings and decor.

Domain

Every website has an IP address made up of a string of numbers. For example, Google's IP address is 216.58.216.164.

But a string of numbers is hard to remember, which is why domains were created. A domain is like a website's address and makes it easy for us to remember. Google.com is a domain that points to the IP address 216.58.216.164.

Hosting

Next comes hosting. It's like your house: a space used to store and run your website.

Because maintenance costs are enormous, hosting providers set up many servers together in a single facility, and people can rent these servers as they wish.

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  • What is WordPress?
  • Domain
  • Hosting
  • Content management system
  • 6 advantages of building a website with WordPress
  • WordPress is easy to use
  • WordPress is powerful and full-featured
  • WordPress has plenty of learning resources
  • WordPress is SEO-friendly
  • WordPress security is nothing to worry about
  • WordPress is affordable
  • Who should use WordPress?
  • Conclusion

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Content management system

In the past, you had to know how to code to manage and run a website. Now, thanks to advances in technology, you can easily build and manage a website without writing any code. That's the job of a content management system.

WordPress is a content management system that lets website users easily manage all of their website's content without knowing any programming language.

Among the many content management systems, WordPress is the easiest to use and the most mainstream tool, and most needs can be met with WordPress.

6 advantages of building a website with WordPress

So what exactly makes WordPress so good? Below, I've summarized six benefits of using WordPress.

WordPress is easy to use

Instead of complex syntax and long strings of code, WordPress intuitively packages that code into a simple, easy-to-understand admin interface. Once you're familiar with how the interface works, you can easily manage most of your website's styles and settings.

WordPress is powerful and full-featured

WordPress is an open-source system, which means its code is public. As a result, people have developed many add-on features. Beyond creating all kinds of page designs and interactive effects, you can also build websites with more complex features, such as ecommerce websites, online course websites, and booking system websites. So once you're familiar with it, you can build any kind of website you want.

WordPress has plenty of learning resources

Following on from the previous point, because its code is open, people have developed many themes and plugins, which in turn has led to a wealth of tutorials and community forums. Whether on Google or YouTube, just search for WordPress plus a keyword in Chinese or English, and you'll find related tutorials or solutions to your problem.

WordPress is SEO-friendly

What is SEO? SEO is the set of techniques for getting your website ranked on the first page of search engines.

For beginners who don't know how to code, getting a website indexed by search engines is difficult without a programming background. But with WordPress, powerful plugins can set everything up for you, so you can configure SEO quickly and easily without knowing any code.

WordPress security is nothing to worry about

Although WordPress is open-source software and carries higher risks than closed systems, thanks to the efforts of developers, you only need to install the right software and keep it updated to get strong protection and minimize your risk.

WordPress is affordable

Apart from the recurring costs of hosting and a domain, WordPress costs nothing to use. You can download tens of thousands of free plugins, many of which are powerful, easy to use, and well suited to beginners. These free plugins alone are enough to build a full-featured website.

In summary, these advantages are why more than 30% of the world's websites choose to be built with WordPress, including the White House, The New York Times, and the BBC. All of these websites use WordPress.

Who should use WordPress?

  1. Beginners who don't know how to code: If you're a beginner who doesn't know how to code, I highly recommend using this mature website-building software to build your website.
  2. Small and medium-sized businesses: If you own a small or medium-sized business and don't have a big budget to support a team of software engineers, WordPress is also a great fit for building your website.
  3. People with ideas they want to share on the web: Whatever ideas you have, whether crowdfunding, food reviews, or travel guides, you can easily bring them to life on a web page.

Conclusion

I've been working with WordPress for several years now, and I've always felt it's website-building software well suited to everyone. The deeper you learn, the more you'll find that WordPress's advantages go far beyond these.

So if you're interested in WordPress too, feel free to read the articles on our blog and learn WordPress tips together!

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