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I built Yoast SEO. I ran my blog on WordPress for years. Then yesterday I moved it to static HTML. Everything that matters, SEO, search, schema, is still there. What I dropped was the overhead. Do you actually need a CMS? For quite some sites: no. joost.blog/do-you-need-...

joost.blogDo you need a CMS? | Joost.blogFor twenty years, wanting a website meant needing a CMS. That's no longer true. The real question people ask now is simpler: how do I get my content on the web?

IMO "The overhead" is basically all the code that is deployed to 'enhance' the basic CMS thus creating throughput delay and reducing security. The CDN route is interesting though, as is presenting raw data directly to chatbots, skipping the website But, Google will continue to set the rules.

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