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WordPress is superior to Concrete5 when surveying its usability, SEO optimization, support and large library of themes and plugins.

A Variety Of Free Modifications

WordPress and Concrete5 are both open source, free CMS platforms offering user-friendly interfaces that users with no coding knowledge can easily work on. However, one key difference between the two is the variety of free modifications available to WordPress users.

Although Concrete5 offers a lot of versatility when it comes to the type of websites that you can design, it has a limited amount of plugins and themes. Consequently, you may have to invest in custom-built themes which can come at a price.

In addition to needing a developer, you have to also work around the fact that there are fewer people who know how to work on Concrete5. Naturally, this equates to a higher price tag for any sort of modifications or customization that you want to achieve on your Concrete5 site.

In contrast, WordPress offers an impressive selection of free themes and plugins that are easy to install and gives rise to more functionality. This also means that WordPress is far more customizable when working on a budget or with limited coding knowledge.

Offers A Large Support System

When looking at current web statistics, it is evident that WordPress is catering to a much larger online community when compared to Concrete5. With over millions of websites depending on the former, it is no surprise that the latter is trailing behind in all of its market share segments.

WordPress also has better usage coverage in more website categories and is the leading CMS platform in most developed countries all over the world. Consequently, its support system has grown significantly in order to keep up with the expanding nature of the platform.

The CMS has grown exponentially mainly because of effective collaboration between different developers on a global scale. This enduring effort has also extended towards the platform’s support system, which has become incredibly vast and comprehensive. This means that there are many knowledgeable and qualified support teams and developers, that will be able to guide you through any difficulties that you may experience.

Concrete5, on the other hand, is still home to a rather small community which means it’s not housing a lot of active users on the platform’s public forums as of yet. Consequently, it can be an arduous process to uncover practical solutions for any problem that you may be facing.

Allows For Quick SEO Optimization

When it comes to SEO, you want to invest in a CMS that will give you straightforward optimization options that are easy to apply to all of your web content. Concrete5 fares quite well when it comes to providing users with adequate SEO compatibilities.

Users can insert meta information where needed, and editor blocks allow you to move your content around so that you can best optimize every page or post. Overall users will be able to manage basic aspects of their SEO without needing to add any extensions. However, no one handles SEO optimization quite as well as the plugins available on WordPress.

On this CMS you will have access to more insights when implementing your SEO. In fact, many website owners report that this platform allows them to spend more time investing in content creation and less time figuring out the technicalities of SEO, all the while maintaining a competitive search engine ranking.

Easy To Use

Although Concrete5 and WordPress both cater to roughly the same target audience, there is a significant difference in their actual user base. Whilst WordPress caters to every level of expert when it comes to working with a CMS, Concrete5 requires training and some technical knowledge to truly experience all of the CMS’s functionalities.

Additionally, WordPress gives you the option of publishing content from a mobile device through the help of different applications, which is simply not the case when working on Concrete5. You may also struggle a bit more when creating custom fields in Concrete5 as this will require extra coding on your part.

For example, the ability to create custom menus is at first very confusing on Concrete5, and the process itself is a task. On the other hand, in WordPress the process is simple and users can easily assign their location by simply dragging and dropping.

Furthermore, Concrete5’s user and added roles are managed in different setting categories which makes it a bit counterintuitive when compared to the user management in WordPress. Unlike WordPress, this CMS also does not provide you with complete control when it comes to your mark-up output.

Everything critical comes with you.

We don’t leave content behind. Every asset type is inventoried, mapped, and migrated with precision.

Pages & Landing Pages

All page content, structure, templates, and layout components fully preserved.

Blog Posts & Taxonomies

Posts, categories, tags, and author mappings transferred without data loss.

Media Library

Images, PDFs, and documents migrated with clean URLs and alt text intact.

Forms & CTAs

Form logic, lead routing, and conversion modules rebuilt and tested.

SEO Metadata

Titles, descriptions, canonicals, schema, and structured data carried over.

301 Redirects

Full URL mapping and launch-safe redirect configuration to protect rankings.

Design Matching

Pixel-perfect theme build that matches your existing site look and feel.

Custom Fields & Data

ACF, custom post types, and structured data models rebuilt in the destination CMS.

Frequently asked migration questions.

Will we lose SEO value during migration?

No. We map URLs, metadata, and redirects to preserve search equity.

Can forms and lead flows be migrated?

Yes. We migrate forms and rebuild equivalent automation paths.

Do you keep our current design?

Yes. We can match your existing design and improve UX where needed.

How long does migration take?

Timelines vary by site size and complexity, typically from weeks to a few months.

Trusted by Teams That Can’t Afford to Get It Wrong

gerald terrell

I have worked with WordHerd on many website projects and they have consistently met or exceeded my expectations. WordHerd is very easy to work with and kept me updated on the progress of our projects while delivering on time.

Gerald Terrell Jr – Galen College of NursingAssociate Director of Digital MarketingCustom CMS to WordPress
bill petrin

WordHerd did an amazing job with our CMS migration to WordPress. They over-delivered on our expectations and handled the process end to end, on time, and on budget. They had the experience and depth of knowledge to handle our large scale project, which was built on an out of date, clunky CMS. I would highly recommend WordHerd for any development project.

Bill Petrin – ZenfolioSenior Web DeveloperDNN to WordPress
michelle blandy2

WordHerd has been fantastic to work with. We’re always impressed with their ability to take our goals and ideas, and bring them to life online. It’s hard to find a company that can design and develop, they excel in both and have always delivered an end product that we love.

Michelle Blandy – Phoenix Children’s HospitalSenior Digital Marketing SpecialistCustom CMS to Drupal
david edelson

WordHerd helped convert our website from a proprietary CMS that was being sunset to WordPress. They were by far the most cost-effective solution we could find and completed the work under a tight deadline. They responded to our questions and concerns promptly throughout the project.

David Edelson – APLUVice President, Public Affairs & Member EngagementColdfusion to WordPress
brandon seidl

Migrating and adapting the Stevenson University website to WordPress through WordHerd has enabled us to have more flexibility with virtually unlimited opportunities for future growth thanks to its available plugins, robust content management dashboard, SEO optimization tools, support of multiple media types, and a helpful community of open-source developers, training, and knowledge base access.

Brandon M. Seidl – Stevenson UniversitySenior Director, Web & Digital MarketingColdfusion to WordPress
alex blackwell

WordHerd did an amazing job with migrating our website from HubSpot to WordPress. They went above and beyond and delivered a website that exceeded our expectations. Easy to communicate with and professional, made the process that much easier.

Alex Blackwell – Walsworth PublishingVice President of Marketing & CommunicationsHubSpot to WordPress
vu truong

Our experience working with WordHerd to migrate our previous website from Umbraco to WordPress has been nothing short of exceptional. WordHerd delivered the project on time, and at a great cost, which met all our expectations. We highly recommend WordHerd for any WordPress-related needs due to their professionalism and expertise.

Vu Truong – Orange County Water DistrictSenior Programmer/AnalystUmbraco to WordPress

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