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Hi, marketing and web teams on G2, plus anyone who has had a landing page sit in a queue behind a sprint.

Curious about the top-rated web content management platforms for marketing teams publishing without a developer deploying, and I am after views from people publishing weekly rather than evaluating annually.

The split that matters is whether a page change is content or a code deployment. Three that come up most:

• Umbraco (4.5) is the open-source .NET option where developers build the templates and editors work in a clean backend, with reviewers describing new pages going from a day or two down to minutes. They also mention template changes sometimes needing a server restart to appear, and documentation that can be hard to navigate.
• Webflow (4.4) puts design and publishing in the same visual tool, which is why marketing teams often own it outright.
• WordPress.org (4.4) remains by far the most reviewed platform here, with the largest plugin ecosystem and the widest pool of people who already know it.

For marketers: what still needs a developer on your site, and is it the thing you expected?

Hi G2 reviewers. Multi-site usually starts as one site plus a regional variation, then becomes eleven sites, four languages and nobody quite sure which one has the current legal text.

Which web content management systems handle this without rebuilding per market? Three worth comparing:

• Umbraco runs multiple sites and languages from one installation, with reviewers who build for large organisations citing that flexibility across a dozen or more projects.
• Contentful separates content from presentation entirely, so the same content serves different sites and channels through APIs rather than duplicate builds.
• Sitecore Digital Experience Platform is the long-standing enterprise option for multi-brand, multi-region estates with heavy governance requirements.

How many sites are you running, and at what number did the current setup start to hurt?