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    Top 5 reasons to choose WordPress for your SME website - Domains.co.zaThe process of creating a website involves finding the right design, choosing the best functionality, structure and flow, and selecting the right words and visuals that potential customers will find appealing.

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    If you can use Microsoft Word or PowerPoint, you’ll find building a basic website on WordPress straightforward. The dashboard is intuitive, making it easy for even beginners to create a functional website. If you need something more advanced, you may require additional technical skills, but WordPress provides extensive resources like support forums, online tutorials and video guides to assist you.

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    SEO is crucial for driving traffic to your website, and WordPress excels in this area. It comes with built-in SEO-friendly features such as the ability to manage metadata, create search-friendly URLs and generate XML sitemaps for search engines.

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    As the world’s most popular website platform, WordPress naturally attracts cyberthreats. Fortunately, security is built into its core, and you can further enhance it with top-notch security plugins like Wordfence and Sucuri. These help to safeguard your website against hackers, malware and data breaches.

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