<b>For a content business, boring old WordPress still beats every shiny no-code builder.</b>

<b>For a content business, boring old WordPress still beats every shiny no-code builder.</b>

Not because it's better software — it's clunky and the admin is dated. It wins because of exit cost. Your content is portable, the export is real, the ecosystem is 20 years deep, and no single vendor can 3x your bill or sunset your stack overnight. Builders sell you speed-to-launch and quietly buy your dependency. If the site is the asset and you plan to own it for a decade, optimize for who controls the door, not who has the prettiest editor.

Agree? Or am I wrong?