Do you need a CMS?
For twenty years, wanting a website meant needing a CMS. That's no longer true. The real question people ask now is simpler: how do I get my content on the web?
Internet entrepreneur from the Netherlands. I'm the founder of Yoast, the company behind the most popular WordPress SEO plugin. Now I invest in and build digital companies through Emilia Capital, and I'm working on Progress Planner. Read more →
A WordPress plugin that helps site owners build consistent content habits and track their website progress.
InvestmentInvesting in and building digital companies, with a focus on open source and the WordPress ecosystem.
CodeContributing to WordPress core, building tools, and sharing code on GitHub.
For twenty years, wanting a website meant needing a CMS. That's no longer true. The real question people ask now is simpler: how do I get my content on the web?
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