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onehalf.transpo · 08-25-2016, 09:52 AM

Neither is better or worse in terms of SEO if done correctly. It all depends on the way you have written the HTML that is rendered for the crawler to see. For SEO perspective, you can choose either HTMl or Wordpress depends on your requirement. If you're building a small 5-10 page site, either will work. If you're building a site with 50, 100, 1000, etc., then "generally" WordPress is likely going to be the better option.

The beauty of the WordPress is you have more tools for Wordpress sites than html sites. From an SEO perspective, coding a site in pure HTML, you can also do with coding a CMS's theme. With the CMS you get the added benefit of having a user friendly interface to manage your content.

08-25-2016, 09:52 AM	#4
onehalf.transpo Registered User Join Date: Aug 2015 Location: Junction Business House, Level 2, Suite 203, Melbourne VIC 3182 Posts: 504	Neither is better or worse in terms of SEO if done correctly. It all depends on the way you have written the HTML that is rendered for the crawler to see. For SEO perspective, you can choose either HTMl or Wordpress depends on your requirement. If you're building a small 5-10 page site, either will work. If you're building a site with 50, 100, 1000, etc., then "generally" WordPress is likely going to be the better option. The beauty of the WordPress is you have more tools for Wordpress sites than html sites. From an SEO perspective, coding a site in pure HTML, you can also do with coding a CMS's theme. With the CMS you get the added benefit of having a user friendly interface to manage your content.