A good CMS should be easy to use, mobile friendly and allow you the flexibility to install tools (plugins, apps, integrations) that will help you sell your products, and critically evaluate your on-page SEO to emulate google rank results.
Let’s break this down so you can better understand what you really need from a CMS when you’re thinking about SEO & web traffic generation. And yes, that means, getting found in the search engines using optimization techniques.
In understanding SEO, it’s vital to know that programmers created the algorithms Google has used in recent years to rank websites and web pages, by basing algorithms off “if-then” situations. The algorithm then follows rules to understand direct searches and make broad-match deductions to rank web entities, as well.
