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action or later. Please see Debugging in WordPress for more information. (This message was added in version 6.7.0.) in /home/nikeo/public_html/wp-includes/functions.php on line 6114WordPress is ten times more popular than its nearest rival and still growing. What makes WordPress so popular 16 years after its was first released?<\/em><\/p>\n <\/p>\n WordPress<\/a> is used on a third of websites<\/a> and two-thirds of those for which the content management system is known. To put that in perspective, there are an estimated two billion websites in the world. When you visit a site, it is 10 times more likely to be WordPress than a competing CMS. Its nearest rival, Joomla, has a 3 percent market share. WordPress\u2019s slice of the pie is still growing at about 2 percent each year.<\/p>\n WordPress is not a perfect content management system, and I have never met a WordPress user who doesn\u2019t have at least a few complaints. There is no shortage of competition. New content management systems, publishing platforms, and static site generators appear (and disappear) too quickly to track, and there are a few, like Drupal<\/a>, that have existed longer than WordPress\u2019s 18 years. Nevertheless, every year millions of bloggers, publishers, and ecommerce retailers choose to build their business on WordPress. Why?<\/p>\n When a product becomes as widely used as WordPress, it takes on a life of its own. People choose WordPress because other people have chosen it. Everyone knows someone who uses WordPress, someone who can offer guidance or help. In the unlikely event that no one in their social circle has experience of WordPress, there is an enormous community of volunteers standing ready to help. If they don\u2019t want to rely on free support, it is easier to hire WordPress professionals than Drupal or Joomla professionals.<\/p>\n
\nWordPress has momentum<\/h2>\n