9 of the Best Blogging Platforms for 2018

colak · 2018-10-31 13:25:12

www.hostinger.com/tutorials/best-blogging-platform/

spoiler alert: ^{Txp is #7}

colak · 2018-10-31 13:33:47

Also Best CMS Platforms 2019: www.successforblogging.com/best-content-management-system/

etc · 2018-10-31 16:35:22

colak wrote #314840:

spoiler alert: ^{Txp is #7}

Nota bene: the best one being #10.

Destry · 2018-10-31 19:14:12

So Txp is actually ranked 4^th best in that list. Not bad for an unknown. ;)

bici · 2018-11-01 03:43:43

Destry wrote #314845:

So Txp is actually ranked 4^th^ best in that list. Not bad for an unknown. ;)

for a pure bloging platform TxP should be absolutely #1
It just Works.

WP is a horror show as is Joomla. Don’t even know why Drupal is in this group.

philwareham · 2018-11-01 06:57:13

Never used Joomla, so can’t comment on that. But yes you’d be mad to use Drupal for a blog – not its target audience at all.

towndock · 2018-11-01 14:53:29

Wordpress / Joomla / Drupal will always show up in these “articles” – they’ve got market share. Drupal may be a PITA (I’ve tried and winced) but it is the perennial #3 for market share. But these are not truly cultivated news stories. This is click bait – pure and simple. Which of course we are sucking into (hey – I clicked and read it too.)

What really is impressive is that Textpattern does often show up on these lists – despite our small user base. There is something about our fave CMS that sets it apart. A salute to it’s founder and our creative developer team today that make it continue to be a great choice in 2018.

Destry · 2018-11-01 20:09:47

towndock wrote #314852:

But these are not truly cultivated news stories. This is click bait – pure and simple. Which of course we are sucking into

Content marketing 101. Working like a charm. It’s all about keywords in the right topic and domain. Draws ‘em like stacks of money in a clear plastic sack.

michaelkpate · 2018-11-02 00:06:33

philwareham wrote #314850:

But yes you’d be mad to use Drupal for a blog – not its target audience at all.

I remember installing it once so I could check it out. Definitely not designed for blogging at all. You had to manually set the URL for every page.

I tried Joomla right around the split with Mambo. Like Drupal, it is really best used by large organizations who need to put a lot of content online.

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