It used to be a long-standing rule that changing a single sentence on a website meant opening a ticket for a developer. Adding a blog post, replacing an image, or publishing a new product often went through the same process as a mini-development task.
For most business websites, yes. Modern CMS systems allow content editing through visual interfaces without coding.
When website content rarely changes. In that case, a CMS often adds unnecessary complexity.
It depends on the setup. Poorly organized WordPress sites with many plugins often become difficult to manage.
Because it offers easier content management, less technical maintenance, and a smoother workflow for marketing teams.
Not directly, but faster publishing and content updates can strongly support SEO performance.
Clear structure and simple UX. Users should immediately understand how to update content.