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Historical trendThis diagram shows the historical trend in the percentage of websites using WordPress. You can find growth rates of WordPress compared to all other content management systems in our WordPress market report. Market positionThis diagram shows the market position of WordPress in terms of popularity and traffic compared to the most popular content management systems. Popular sites using WordPress
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