When the time comes for the casual web developer to create their first website, they often head to WordPress. This content management system (CMS) has been around for nearly 20 years now, and it has quite an excellent reputation for being easy to use and simple to navigate for beginners.
However, more experienced developers know that they have plenty of other options beyond WordPress, many of which far exceed its somewhat simplistic capabilities. Most times, these alternatives can improve SEO, increase security, and allow for the use of countless other tools that WordPress simply can’t offer (such as complex e-commerce, for example, which WordPress does not support).
One such alternative is Jamstack. It’s worth comparing and contrasting Jamstack and WordPress to determine which better handles search engine optimization (SEO), a set of best practices to get a website more highly ranked by Google and other search engines.
A Quick Overview: Jamstack vs. WordPress
There are some fundamental differences to understand before exploring the influence that Jamstack and WordPress have on SEO.
First, you must know that Jamstack is not a content management system (CMS). Jamstack is an architecture pattern that relies more on the client side than the backend server to make the site faster, safer, and simpler to scale, thus maximizing productivity. But, before you can build a website, you will need to pair it with a headless CMS or a static site generator.
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