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​These alternatives to WordPress are all stand alone content management systems. That means, like self-hosted WordPress, you’ll need to install them on your own hosting to use them for your site. Joomla After WordPress, Joomla is the second most popular content management system in use. While it does have a healthy hold on second place, it’s nowhere near the popularity of WordPress – WordPress has ~60% market share, while Joomla has 6.7%. Joomla is a core software that you can extend with templates and extensions. The third-party extension community isn’t as large as WordPress, but you can find many overlapping tools. Joomla has its own page builders. In the past, people do say, Joomla was more for static websites and WordPress was more for blogs. Obviously, that’s changed as WordPress has developed into a full-service content management system, but some of those biases still remain. With that being said, Joomla still has some advantages like: It’s multilingual out of the bo...