10 High-Traffic WordPress Websites

It can come as a great shock to many that some of the top websites in the world are using WordPress to manage their content. This platform is often overlooked by beginners who are searching for a “professional” content hosting platform. WordPress is actually known as a mega technology, hosting over twenty-seven million websites. On top of that, it’s platform Woocommerce allows many businesses to sell their products or services online with WordPress.  You don’t have to take my word for it, though. Below you will find ten examples of top brands who built their websites utilizing the WordPress platform. 

1. Chegg.com

Traffic Load: Very High

Tech Budget:  $10,000+

Chegg is the go-to platform for students who need a little help. They offer textbook rentals, homework solutions, and forums that help deliver powerful information fueling a new generation of learners. This education hub leans heavily on the WordPress platform to reliably deliver their content to millions of users.

2. CarFax.com

Traffic Load: Very High

Tech Budget:  $10,000+

The purchase of a used car has not been the same since this powerful brand entered the market. They provide fantastic access to vital information that makes the investment into a used car a significantly more comfortable process. With that much responsibility, it is no wonder they trust WordPress to host their content. 

3. BusinessInsider.com

Traffic Load: Very High

Tech Budget:  $10,000+

Another website on the list with a tech budget well over the ten-thousand-dollar mark is Business Insider. This media conglomerate relies on the power of WordPress to deliver the latest scoop on any top story. 

4. Canva.com

Traffic Load: Very High

Tech Budget:  $2000+

Despite this Australian content creation website’s modest budget compared to other mentions on this list, it is a real powerhouse. They provide tools for their users to create all sorts of graphical content and rely on WordPress to host content that teaches their users how to use their technologies.   

5. BoredPanda.com

Traffic Load: Very High

Tech Budget:  $1000+

BoredPanda is a Chinese based website that would cease to function without a powerful method of content delivery. They provide their users with gratuitous levels of content to digest. It is no wonder they are one of the most popular websites on the internet, and no surprise, they rely on WordPress.

6. Booking.com

Traffic Load: Very High

Tech Budget:  $10,000

Booking.com is the world’s premier travel website. They provide their millions of users with a service that connects them to discounted methods of seeing the world. They also share travel tips and tricks and, you guessed it. They use WordPress as the platform to provide their customers with fantastic information. 

7. Radio.cbs.com

Traffic Load: Very High

Tech Budget:  $10,000

CBS is one of the largest broadcasting and entertainment companies in the world. They are experts in content delivery and have been since they first started in radio in 1927. If this top brand uses WordPress to deliver its content, it is undoubtedly good enough for anyone. 

8. Envato.com

Traffic Load: Very High

Tech Budget:  $2,000

Envato is the premier distributor of assets for creative projects. This subscription-based content provider uses WordPress as a powerful tool to deliver helpful information for all of their burgeoning creative professional users. They are one of the best-known brands among any serious creative professionals. 

9. Americanexpress.com

Traffic Load: Very High

Tech Budget:  $10,000

This Canadian credit card brand does business with some of the most high-profile clients imaginable. Arguably one of the most well-known brands dabbling credit card game American Express trusts WordPress to keep them on the up and up. 

10.Shutterstock.com

 Traffic Load: Very High

Tech Budget:  $10,000

Shutterstock provides some of the best stock photography on the planet. Additionally, they are also a top provider of any design and video asset used by professionals. Because artists create their content, they use WordPress to deliver powerful advice and tips through their blog to ensure their business can continue well into the future.

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This post was written by David Boustead