Best SE optimized CMS

seo, cms, content management system

[krooga]

Hello all,
CMS systems are becoming more and more common nowdays, as they allow to manage content/articles easily allowing site owners to focus on content as oppose to web page design and seo.

I have used a few CMS over the years: Xoops, runcms, mambo etc... but unfortunately those CMS tends to be pretty bad when it comes to SEO.

My question is, is there anyone who would recomment me a good CMS, that is fully search engine optimized...

Any help greatly appreciated,

Sam

[bill]

I've used MovableType to make 100% validating XHTML / CSS sites that certainly aren't blogs. I use it as a CMS on a number of sites. There are a few more validating CMS packages out there now that I've read about, but a lot of it seems to come down to your familiarity with the software and your ability to manipulate their templates. As long as you can control what goes where, and how it's all output, I'd say that's your best bet for SEO in a CMS.

[OCSupertones]

Mambo and PHPNuke both have SE integration now.

[moltar]

I found a review of Bricolage the other day. I checked out their website. The features are really nice! Haven't used it, because the requirements are way to high.

[krooga]

Thanks for the replies guys I'll give them a try!

Thanks