What is the best option for website development, CMS, and Yahoo Web Hosting?

A business hosting question:

I’m new to website development and am planning on building a small business website. We currently use Yahoo Web Hosting. I will need to have multiple authors (who do not know HTML) so I’m looking for an easy to use CMS that will be easy to implement with Yahoo Web Hosting. Any ideas?
I personally know HTML and can build the site, but the other authors will not know HTML. I appreciate your feedback!


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Apr 25th, 2011 | Posted in Business & Marketing
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  1. David D
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    Apr 25th, 2011 at 02:53 | #1

    WordPress.

    Yahoo! offer it as part of their hosting packages.

  2. Zhivot Si Zhiveia
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    Apr 25th, 2011 at 02:53 | #2

    I like blogger.com it has millions of pro web templates with great graphics and designs from dozens of websites and i have plenty of web traffic

  3. Matthew
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    Apr 25th, 2011 at 02:53 | #3

    If you do not know html then use WordPress. It will allow you to run a blog with mutiple authors. If you want to run multiple blogs with multiple authors then you should use WordPress Mu.

    You can get wordpress here: http://wordpress.org
    or wordpress mu here: http://mu.wordpresss.org

  4. McHon J
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    Apr 25th, 2011 at 02:53 | #4

    For CMS try , Joomla or WordPress.
    But for a large community I recommend using Joomla for such.
    Also for the web host , I truely recommend NetworkJuiceHosting

  5. Jenny
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    Apr 25th, 2011 at 02:53 | #5

    For CMS you can some open source software like Joomla and Yahoo is of course a reliable web hosting solution. There are some offers from them, http://www.webhostingbreak.com/yahoo

  6. Webhost4life.Org
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    Apr 25th, 2011 at 02:53 | #6

    WordPress – Best Blog Software
    Joomla – Best CMS
    DotNetNuke – Best .Net CMS

    And my site
    "www.servefault.com" is using Kigg MVC application hosted by webhost4life.org/hosting.php

    Good luck

  7. Adam
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    Apr 25th, 2011 at 02:53 | #7

    I personally think fatcathosting.co.uk is the best for the hosting side.
    It beats the free sites and starts at only £0.99 p/m.

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