GoDaddy versus Wix

When building a website, or commissioning us to build you a website, you might be wondering which is the best tool for the job.

Wix and GoDaddy are different tools, and each has advantages and disadvantages.

GoDaddy

Advantages

  • Has built-in e-commerce tools, and more.
  • There’s a wide variety of templates for different types of website.
  • Easy to use if you are not familiar with web tools.
  • It is easy to change the site colours and theme template.

Disadvantages

  • You cannot do a lot of customization of the templates.
  • Cannot directly edit the underlying code.
  • Options for adding alt text to images are hard to find.
  • The SEO settings are not intuitive. Activating the SEO “automagically” inserts words and phrases into your web pages, and they don’t fit. It would be better if it took the keywords from your existing content and added them to your meta keywords without interfering with the content on the page.
  • The website is hosted in the USA.

Wix, GoDaddy, and WordPress pretty much provide all the same features, so it is really just a matter of which user interface you prefer, whether you want to be able to access the underlying code, and whether you are worried about hosting your website outside Canada.

Check out our portfolio for examples of websites built with WordPress, Wix, and GoDaddy.

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