While Notion and WordPress are both unique CMS platforms, they have different functionalities and features, making them suitable based on the user's intent.
If you’re stuck on which is best to use as your CMS, don’t worry. This piece will compare both platforms, their strengths, and weaknesses, and help you make an informed decision.
We’ll compare a few things: customization, ease of use, pricing and integrations, etc.
Let’s get right into it.
WordPress is a content management system CMS that you can use to create a website or blog. If you want granular control of SEO, WordPress is a good choice.
Notion is a powerful content management system where you can create, edit and manage your content database efficiently, it can also be used to create blogs and supports SEO if you use it with a service like Feather.
Feather works with Notion as CMS to give you a fantastic blog optimized for SEO.
Let’s take a look at what makes them unique blogging platforms:
Notion’s collaborative workspace gives it an edge. It comes with a set of building blocks, giving the project management experience.
With these blocks, you can build whatever you want and still interact with your team members. A whole team can create a page that looks and works differently from another, all under the same company.
An entire team can work together to create, edit, and manage a blog’s whole content database seamlessly.
WordPress powers more than 43% of the web - the numbers keep growing. It comes with thousands of themes and plugins you can use to create any style of blog you want.
To get the best blogging experience, you need a combination of management, collaboration, and good SEO. Feather works with Notion as the CMS to provide an easy blog set-up alternative and a great user experience.
WordPress needs to improve the ease of managing the content database; it feels cumbersome for non-technical users.
Feather is the right option for you if you want to have a blog that is: