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What is WordPress?
WordPress is a free, open-source content management system used to build websites, blogs, online stores, communities, and more. It powers over 43% of all websites on the internet.
Is WordPress free?
The WordPress software itself is 100% free. You need web hosting ($5-30/month) and a domain name ($10-15/year) to run it. Premium themes and plugins are optional paid add-ons.
Which WordPress plugins are essential?
Every site needs an SEO plugin (Rank Math or Yoast), a security plugin (Wordfence), a caching plugin (WP Rocket or LiteSpeed), and a backup plugin (UpdraftPlus). Beyond that, it depends on your site type, BuddyPress for communities, WooCommerce for stores, LearnDash for courses.
How do I keep WordPress secure?
Keep WordPress core, themes, and plugins updated. Use strong passwords, install a security plugin like Wordfence, enable two-factor authentication, and make regular backups with UpdraftPlus.
What is the difference between WordPress.org and WordPress.com?
WordPress.org is the self-hosted version where you download the software and install it on your own hosting. WordPress.com is a hosted service with limited customization. We recommend WordPress.org for full control.

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