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Nice, everyone is posting their favourite CMS, again. I use https://getgrav.org https://getgrav.org because I like flat-file CMS. Maybe there are some photogr
by mockingbirdy 8y ago
Nice, everyone is posting their favourite CMS, again.
I use https://getgrav.org https://getgrav.org because I like flat-file CMS.
Maybe there are some photographers here: http://koken.me http://koken.me (CMS for photographers).
Another idea: Use a static page generator and Amazon's S3 with this neat blackhat trick - https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/how-one-website-exploited-amazon-s3-to-outrank-everyone-on-google.1059156/ https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/how-one-website-exploited-... (mildly joking).
OT: I pay 0.19$/month for my blog hosting including domain with around 500 views/month (just a personal blog). Many services cost 5$/month, I don't think that's cheap.
edit: Medium is for visibility. I know many SEO experts who use it extensively to increase their rankings. Its UX might be annoying for some, but its true value lies in its popularity and outreach.
- cpoile 8y agoWhat hosting provider do you use for $0.19/mo?
- mockingbirdy 8y agoNetcup
- elcomet 8y agoWhat does flat-like means here? Are they talking about the design (flat) ?
- applecrazy 8y agoIt’s referring to how posts are stored serverside. CMS software such as Drupal, Wordpress, etc. store posts in a database. A flat-file CMS stores posts in a file, making editing and creating posts easier. Also saves on the hassle of securing an admin dashboard.
- patrickk 8y agoWhat's your blog? I'm interested in reaching out, can you include your email in your profile? Thanks.